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day in the life meme!
it works like this: you comment with how your character spends their day in Anatole. it can be in the form of anything from a precise schedule to a vage list of things they might do any given week. include where they live and work and shop, what they do for fun, what they eat, regular haunts, any training, Patrol shifts or meetings of other groups, etc. anything that happens "offscreen"! feel free to make stuff up as long as you don't mention other characters without permission or any of that rule-breaky stuff. be as detailed as possible!
then skim through other people's and find common CR. maybe two characters both train at the same place every day! maybe your characters could be neighbours! maybe someone mentions that their character buys ramen every day, and your character runs the noodle shop! there are only so many people in the city, and those slice-of-life things that can be dull to play are often where the best character relationships start.
the point of this is to provide a solid starting base for interactions, whether you want to build this potential interaction up from the introductions, or talk out all their fun interactions to give you a reason to tag later, is up to you.
it works like this: you comment with how your character spends their day in Anatole. it can be in the form of anything from a precise schedule to a vage list of things they might do any given week. include where they live and work and shop, what they do for fun, what they eat, regular haunts, any training, Patrol shifts or meetings of other groups, etc. anything that happens "offscreen"! feel free to make stuff up as long as you don't mention other characters without permission or any of that rule-breaky stuff. be as detailed as possible!
then skim through other people's and find common CR. maybe two characters both train at the same place every day! maybe your characters could be neighbours! maybe someone mentions that their character buys ramen every day, and your character runs the noodle shop! there are only so many people in the city, and those slice-of-life things that can be dull to play are often where the best character relationships start.
the point of this is to provide a solid starting base for interactions, whether you want to build this potential interaction up from the introductions, or talk out all their fun interactions to give you a reason to tag later, is up to you.