Out-Of-Character:
Minecraft Account Name: FaberFallout
Did you attend minecon and sign up at the LOTC booth?:No unfortunately I did not.
How old are you?:Recently turned 18 as of a month ago.
Time-Zone/Country of Residence: U.S.A. Eastern Coast
Do you have a good grip on the English language/good grammar?:Yes I believe I do.
Small 2-3 Sentence Description of yourself: My names Adam, Like I stated above I turned 18 not to long ago. I’m enlisted in the U.S.Army and am attending college after service for English literature and studies to hopefully become a teacher some day. I enjoy Role-playing video games and have since I was a young boy.
How much time could you be on the server weekly?: To be completely honest it could vary from week to week however I would like to be on for atleast a good hour or two per day.
What do you know about Roleplaying? Give a definition of what it means to you.: ?: Role playing to me is the means of taking on the role of another person, or fictitious character. To me it is a way to simply express how I would truly act or feel in certain situations that I will never live through in my real life. It is a way to express my abilities as an actor and also as a writer in a very creative format.
In your own Words, describe what Metagaming and Powergaming are. Meta gaming is just simply the complete ruiner of any role playing scenario. It is when you allow your character to gain knowledge that he or she has no way of gaining in the role playing world. For example, if a mysterious assassin killed someone close to my character, but I as a player knew who this person was that had killed my friend in the game, and I as a player sent my character after this other character without there being any way of my character knowing this information, would be a form of meta gaming. Power gaming is just being a ****. It is when you simply make your character a complete dictator and gain the self proclaimed ability to do whatever you so please. In a sense you simply break the rules to make your character a power *****. It would be like entering a building that clearly does not belong to you, killing whoever is in the house if anyone is, and taking whatever you want from the house simply to benefit your character. It involves no role playing and is quite annoying.
What do you expect this server will be like?: To be honest I expect this server to be a massive fun role playing experience. I expect people online to be role playing and having a good time while doing so.
What other server(s) have you played on and why did you leave them?:The Overture saga, which has currently turned into Synthesia or something along those lines. The server has been down for quite some time now so I’ve been searching for something to replace it.
Have you read, understood, and agreed to the rules?:Yes I have read the rules and agree to every one of them.
How did you hear about us?:A friend of mine from overture had recommended I look into this site because of the delay on overture.
Have you voted for the Lord of the Craft on Minestatus? Which vote number were you? I have not to be honest I don’t want to vote until I actually see if this is a server that lives up to expectations.
What is your The Lord Of Craft forum account name?:FaberFallout
In-Character:
Character Name: Crux Creon
What is your Race?:Human
Biography(This should include the history of your character and his life as well as age, appearance and personality, etc.): Crux is a tan skinned man standing at 5’6”. He has brown hair with a simple brown tunic and pants. Crux is newly turned 18 trying to find a place for him in the world, a way to define himself for who he really is. Crux’s mother and father were both religious. As a boy he learned of God, The Aengul and the Daemon. He was taught of Horen, and how he was able to be persuaded by the face of evil. Growing up his father often talked of how Horen may have been the beginning of man, but that he was flawed and that he was a symbol of what man should strive to become better than.
Crux’s father was a knight who defended the Kingdom of Oren where Crux had grown up. His mother was a stay at home woman who took after Crux when his father was away and helped Crux with his learning’s of the Gods and made sure her son was well behaved while his father was away.
Crux wanted to be much like his father growing up, he believed in honor and courage and was always eager to prove both. Crux was the kid who stood up against bullies in town, and often led himself into fights to protect the weaker kids who could not. He would often win his fights however there were times where Crux would lose, but he would never back down, even in defeat. His father would publicly scold his son for fighting, but when behind the doors of their house he would tell his son that he was proud of his actions and that he would one day become a great knight with this kind of attitude.
By age 16 Crux was training in the use of a sword, how to best maneuver in armor and how to survive in the wilderness. He often trained himself to become physically fit and have the endurance to last long in fight. By age 18 he decided he was ready to go off into the world and create a life of his own. He said goodbye to his mother and father, and set off to find a place for himself.
Your characters ambitions: Crux is a man who’s ambitions are to become much like his father. He wants to do the right thing for people and fight for what is morally right by his standards. He would like to able to lead men into battle someday and when death comes to him, he would prefer it does in battle.
Out in the Wilds, your character comes across a small cottage. Outside, there appears to be an elf struggling combat with two bandits. What does your character do? Crux would yell and charge at the closest bandit. Crux having much training in sword fighting would most likely take down the bandit in no time. He would then turn the other bandit and either offer him to leave the elf alone and never return, or end up like his friend who lies on the ground. If the man left he would let him be, but if he chose to stay and fight he would gladly take the last bandit down. He would then make sure the elf had not been harmed, if so, he would mend his wounds, say farewell to the man and be off to help the next person in need.
Your character walks up to a shop in the middle of Al'Khazar. "Hello, my good sir!" says the shop owner. "What may I help you with today?" How does your character answer?
Crux would ask, “Do you sell any types of armor or weapons.”
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