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[Lyeos]

Soooo, are you saying you want Blazing Glory to get Froggy's spot? I get your point, but hey, I offered, he didn't. You're still forgetting to plug the most important part into whatever equation you're using to decide this, though.

[~Neri]

Blazing glory is going up against Wwolin, I have no preference there.

I would rather you take the Chaos Aspect because your character is better and more interesting.

And the "Important Part" as you put it is wrong and not so very important, you aren't stupid and you know you aren't. Don't talk down to yourself. It's not right. Seriously, don't. It isn't right at all.

[The Froggy Ninja]

I meant to be vague especially with my goals as I am chaotic and undefined.

[IronyOwl]

Aspect: Entertainment

ERROR: Invalid Aspect.

I meant to be vague especially with my goals as I am chaotic and undefined.

The problem I have with this is that it's in serious danger of being a boring blob. It's similar to the "evil villain" problem- if you make your villain "evil" and not much else because "they're a villain," they tend to come out flat and uninteresting. Making a chaos god vague and ill-defined because chaos is prone to essentially the same issue.

Or, put another way, I want eight hopefully interesting characters, not seven hopefully interesting characters and an incoherent force, or seven hopefully interesting characters and then whatever comes out of the mystery box.

...not that there's not some merit to deciding Chaos ownership that way, but then I'd have to let Fire be first come first serve, deathmatch it up for Death, give Life to the friendliest player...

[Samarkand]

...not that there's not some merit to deciding Chaos ownership that way, but then I'd have to let Fire be first come first serve, deathmatch it up for Death, give Life to the friendliest player...

This sounds more and more like a fantastic idea...

[Worldmaster27]

I vote first-come-first-serve, if you're counting votes for that.

[~Neri]

I vote whatever one sounds the most interesting if that counts.

[Samarkand]

I vote that voting should count, but I won't vote. I'm the American public.

[IronyOwl]

...not that there's not some merit to deciding Chaos ownership that way, but then I'd have to let Fire be first come first serve, deathmatch it up for Death, give Life to the friendliest player...

This sounds more and more like a fantastic idea...

Credentials RTD. To join, you have to display some evidence of being suited for whatever role you're after.

I vote that voting should count, but I won't vote. I'm the American public.

This amused me more than it probably should have.

[Harry Baldman]

Name: Karb'ring-Transmuter, Riddle of Enthalpy
Aspect: Fire
Appearance: a tiny gnomelike humanoid, complete with pointed, feathery hat and puffy red finery. Always is exactly seven times smaller than what he is currently devoting its attention to, and yet only three times smaller than whatever happens to behold him. His face makes up about half of his body length, with oversized lips, nose and ears, and has a very statuesque, ponderous quality to it.
Personality: very much like you'd suspect, the Riddle of Enthalpy is strongly gnomish in disposition, with a great love of mystery and transformation of all that is, was and will be. Is very talkative, and also somewhat sociable, if often with a tendency to ask the same question twice and retread old ground with a slightly different tone of voice. Tends to wind back and forth in tasks and topics, and has an unfortunate tendency to multitask far beyond his individual capacity.
Goals: to find substance and create transformations. To move and blend together earth, air and water alike with the moving force of applied energy. To explore boundaries in divine conduct and, most of all, to not be left out of anything interesting happening.

If I need to provide credentials, I do believe virtually all of the characters I tend to play display at least intermittent fits of gnomish and fiery behavior.

[Samarkand]

Name: Karb'ring-Transmuter, Riddle of Enthalpy
Aspect: Fire
Appearance: a tiny gnomelike humanoid, complete with pointed, feathery hat and puffy red finery. Always is exactly seven times smaller than what he is currently devoting its attention to, and yet only three times smaller than whatever happens to behold him. His face makes up about half of his body length, with oversized lips, nose and ears, and has a very statuesque, ponderous quality to it.
Personality: very much like you'd suspect, the Riddle of Enthalpy is strongly gnomish in disposition, with a great love of mystery and transformation of all that is, was and will be. Is very talkative, and also somewhat sociable, if often with a tendency to ask the same question twice and retread old ground with a slightly different tone of voice. Tends to wind back and forth in tasks and topics, and has an unfortunate tendency to multitask far beyond his individual capacity.
Goals: to find substance and create transformations. To move and blend together earth, air and water alike with the moving force of applied energy. To explore boundaries in divine conduct and, most of all, to not be left out of anything interesting happening.

If I need to provide credentials, I do believe virtually all of the characters I tend to play display at least intermittent fits of gnomish and fiery behavior.

I'd like to act as a character reference: I can confirm that Mr. Baldman's character in New Genesis is perfectly described as displaying "intermittent fits of fiery behavior."

[Propman]

Aspect: Entertainment

ERROR: Invalid Aspect.

In that case, life, then.

No, scratch that; earth.

[blazing glory]

Name: Karb'ring-Transmuter, Riddle of Enthalpy
Aspect: Fire
Appearance: a tiny gnomelike humanoid, complete with pointed, feathery hat and puffy red finery. Always is exactly seven times smaller than what he is currently devoting its attention to, and yet only three times smaller than whatever happens to behold him. His face makes up about half of his body length, with oversized lips, nose and ears, and has a very statuesque, ponderous quality to it.
Personality: very much like you'd suspect, the Riddle of Enthalpy is strongly gnomish in disposition, with a great love of mystery and transformation of all that is, was and will be. Is very talkative, and also somewhat sociable, if often with a tendency to ask the same question twice and retread old ground with a slightly different tone of voice. Tends to wind back and forth in tasks and topics, and has an unfortunate tendency to multitask far beyond his individual capacity.
Goals: to find substance and create transformations. To move and blend together earth, air and water alike with the moving force of applied energy. To explore boundaries in divine conduct and, most of all, to not be left out of anything interesting happening.

If I need to provide credentials, I do believe virtually all of the characters I tend to play display at least intermittent fits of gnomish and fiery behavior.

Well if characters are getting in based on how interesting/how long their description is then I'm not having much of a chance.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Replace 'Blood' with 'Liquified Cookies' or 'Nectar of Life' and you'll be fine.

in some form

That being said, avoiding making any (or at least any significant) blood-equivalents could be neat.

If Froggy wanted to be in the game, then he should have put more effort into his character, seeing as how the OP specifically asked for detail.

I meant to be vague especially with my goals as I am chaotic and undefined.

The problem I have with this is that it's in serious danger of being a boring blob. It's similar to the "evil villain" problem- if you make your villain "evil" and not much else because "they're a villain," they tend to come out flat and uninteresting. Making a chaos god vague and ill-defined because chaos is prone to essentially the same issue.
Or, put another way, I want eight hopefully interesting characters, not seven hopefully interesting characters and an incoherent force, or seven hopefully interesting characters and then whatever comes out of the mystery box.

Agreed.
And we don't really need a "designated villain," which is what the undefined chaos probably would be.

I vote whatever one sounds the most interesting if that counts.

I second this option.

[~Neri]

GWG, I'm gonna try making a planet of creatures without blood of any equivalent, but the normal lifeforms will have blood for convenience's sake.