I'm bored, want to start writing up some thing I've been not-doing for the past few days, but feel like writing today. And, like, would like something interesting to read up on when done. 
So, Altera is a story, so the title might be a bit misleading, but I'm not I'm not the only one who can occasionally forget that when RPing or thinking about Altera. I'm curious about people's answers to a question: Seriously sit and think about it in a meta sense, if Altera were a story- or movie, whatever- and your character were a character in it. What would their role in the world be? Not in the sense of are they the male lead or a support role; more in the sense of how they would move the plot forwards. For example, my character.
Nwalme would probably contribute to the plot the most as a counselor and very supportive character. He lacks the heart, and as of late, the ambition to fulfill most of his own big projects. But being an eccentric old man (who might have add, all things considered), has devoted himself to a lot of other people's projects. Occasionally seeing their end. Thus he has a lot of life experience and skills to teach, and does so to almost everyone who asks.
Having wrote out a few sentences to my own question, I'm gonna feel weird when this question inevitably turns out to not be very interesting and no one responds.
So, Altera is a story, so the title might be a bit misleading, but I'm not I'm not the only one who can occasionally forget that when RPing or thinking about Altera. I'm curious about people's answers to a question: Seriously sit and think about it in a meta sense, if Altera were a story- or movie, whatever- and your character were a character in it. What would their role in the world be? Not in the sense of are they the male lead or a support role; more in the sense of how they would move the plot forwards. For example, my character.
Nwalme would probably contribute to the plot the most as a counselor and very supportive character. He lacks the heart, and as of late, the ambition to fulfill most of his own big projects. But being an eccentric old man (who might have add, all things considered), has devoted himself to a lot of other people's projects. Occasionally seeing their end. Thus he has a lot of life experience and skills to teach, and does so to almost everyone who asks.
Having wrote out a few sentences to my own question, I'm gonna feel weird when this question inevitably turns out to not be very interesting and no one responds.
]), Dwarves (involved in every Dwarven political crisis since Yearnen originally fell), Forest Elves and Caparii would impact their retrospective cultures. Dav'id'd have been a supportive character during his hey day, and Chalkan'd probably be either an anti-hero or an interpreted villain.
