Growing up, Nico learned quickly how to make people laugh. He became
well versed in words and helping others cope with tough times by telling
them jokes and making them laugh. When things were looking down, he would
always find a way to cheer them up. He became a man of the people. He
would often be found haggling for better prices on food for the poor, or
helping a merchant gain a bit more gold from a nobleman for a piece of
armor. His words became his escape. He noticed he had a very unique voice,
and he took advantage of that.
Description (commended):
This half-elven man looks to be just like any other half-elf. Somewhat
tall, perhaps around six feet, he seems to be a rather lanky figure
expressed by his long arms and legs, proportionate to the rest of his
extensive body. Like the rest of his half-elven heritage, his ears are
pointed and jut out curiously between wisps of his strange gleaming silver
hair. The outer layer of his hair is short while the inner layer is long
thus, the shorter hair stands on its end and sways to its pleasure, creating
a messy array of a ball of spiky hair on his head, followed by flowing hair
tied into a single ponytail behind him. Two clusters of hair curve in from
the widow's peak and hangs down the center of his forehead, outlining a
circle. He has two crescent-shaped gray eyebrows set above two spectacular
foggy eyes. You notice a small scar on the corner of his left eyebrow,
though it adds to the overall boyish handsomeness of his fair complexion.
Scanning his eyes, you notice that they are hazy as if a layer of mist
permanently clouds his eyes. Underneath the fog, two small pebble-like gray
eyes peer out into the world with a sense of childishness and
inquisitiveness. He has strong and stern jaw-line cutting in from the sides
of his slightly pointed face. In the center of his features is his pointed
nose that curves faintly downwards and casts a thin shadow over his thin
lips. Two faint veins run along the side of his neck, down to his
collarbone. Continuing your examination, you also see...
This was mine. I tried to not be trashy and have as much fun as a Bard Keeper as I could. I had a serious issue fighting rangers. Keepers are fun if you do it right. It sucked being alone in a cabal so I did not play as much since Mishktah deleted and left me alone. Bards are not really my thing, but they are super fun and unique to play. There were times of peace and times of war, but in the end I was getting bored of getting ganked constantly and getting my shit pushed in.
This was mine. I tried to not be trashy and have as much fun as a Bard Keeper as I could. I had a serious issue fighting rangers. Keepers are fun if you do it right. It sucked being alone in a cabal so I did not play as much since Mishktah deleted and left me alone. Bards are not really my thing, but they are super fun and unique to play. There were times of peace and times of war, but in the end I was getting bored of getting ganked constantly and getting my shit pushed in.
[reply to beia]
Idk what are you speaking about being in an empty cabal when Keepers were basically the only active cabal ever since I gazed upon this game again...
Dinklebik 0 , 0 , 0 . ahem :-p
[reply to Vinther][reply to tayyah]