One o'them "Who Should I Play" thingies
So, if I were to go completely insane, sacrifice my free time and not-so-free time to the gods, and app a second character here, if not in this app cycle, then the next... which of these people you have probably never heard of or don't care about would you prefer to see show up in C&C?
Poll
ETA: In option 2, "send to death" is figurative. She didn't kill him. She, along with his other friends, just helped him find his mortality, like you do. I'd edit the poll to make it clearer but I don't know how.
Option 1 is Jaime Sommers from the 1970s series, The Bionic Woman. Despite the episodic nature of the series, they actually had some cool character development for her and I think I could carry it off. Look she has a theme song.
Option 2 is Annah-of-the-Shadows from a 1999 video game called Planescape: Torment, which is the best video RPG ever in the entire universe, yes, even if you haven't heard of it and despite the fact that it uses nonsensical AD&D 2nd edition rules. Right now I'm honestly leaning toward her, but people may be like "No! Too many chaotic neutrals/demon-ish people/thieves/redheads here!" Come to think of it, she actually has a theme song too.
Option 3 is someone else, perhaps Saul Tigh from Battlestar Galactica or Leela from "Doctor Who" or something, but I don't know if I could sustain them for a decent amount of time.
Poll
ETA: In option 2, "send to death" is figurative. She didn't kill him. She, along with his other friends, just helped him find his mortality, like you do. I'd edit the poll to make it clearer but I don't know how.
Option 1 is Jaime Sommers from the 1970s series, The Bionic Woman. Despite the episodic nature of the series, they actually had some cool character development for her and I think I could carry it off. Look she has a theme song.
Option 2 is Annah-of-the-Shadows from a 1999 video game called Planescape: Torment, which is the best video RPG ever in the entire universe, yes, even if you haven't heard of it and despite the fact that it uses nonsensical AD&D 2nd edition rules. Right now I'm honestly leaning toward her, but people may be like "No! Too many chaotic neutrals/demon-ish people/thieves/redheads here!" Come to think of it, she actually has a theme song too.
Option 3 is someone else, perhaps Saul Tigh from Battlestar Galactica or Leela from "Doctor Who" or something, but I don't know if I could sustain them for a decent amount of time.