Diggin how deep you’re digging! Dunmer are the juiciest chars to role play when old lore is tied in. The chat is also a great idea, I too have a bunch of characters that I’m not sure on which platform to actualize, I’ll probably just do rp profiles, builds AND stories for each of them lmao kill me

Well, I'm Gabe, and I'm 17 and a senior in high school in Sacramento, California. I'm actually more of a Nintendo fanboy in terms of games, TES is my favorite series, but it's pretty much the only non-nintendo series I'm into. Other being pretty into Smash, Zelda, Pokemon, and Mario, (and TES, obviously) I'm not a super hardcore gamer. What really grabbed me about TES was the sheer depth of the universe. It felt so real that I couldn't help but imagine characters and stories taking place in it. I'm also a big hip hop head, mostly into underground stuff from late 90s and early 2000s, and some classic stuff. I really love writing hip hop, and it's something I never want to stop doing but I know not may people can make a living from it. If that doesn't pan out, I'd love to work in education, journalism, or some kind of activism. I currently volunteer 5 days a week at a school for homeless youth, and during my junior year I was an tutor/intern for a one-on-one elementary-level reading program called Reading Partners. I was born to an English teacher and an actress, and my girlfriend is being published in a writing magazine, (so proud! also a little intimidated) so I guess I'll inevitably end up involved in academia somehow. I never really pinned down whether I was an extrovert or introvert, because I'm just trash at small talk, but become very sociable when I get into a stimulating conversation. At parties, I'm usually a wallflower when I first get there, but I find my groove once I find someone to talk to. Other than that, I also love climbing trees/rooftops. I really don't know why, it's just a lot of fun. So yeah, 17,  love hip hop, reading, writing, conversating, gaming, and climbing. 

OH MY GODTHAT IS LIKE MY MOST QUOTED QUOTE EVER

I could never choose, but Rorschach from Watchmen, Spike Spiegel from Cowboy Bebop, and O'Brien from 1984 are definitely up there.

I think Markus speaks the truth--warriors are associated with war, which usually excuses mass murder in the eyes of many. Since stealth tactics aren't generally used in war, rogues don't get this free pass and are seen as simple murderers. As a rogue enthusiast, though, I quite like these classes' respective connotations--what attracts me to rogue types is their iconoclastic nature, not caring about simpleton notions of honor or lawfulness, and affinity for the road less traveled. They strike me as wanting more from life than what it ostensibly has to offer.