Appearance
Tall, pale, late 40s, with a heavy growth of stubble which never seems to develop into a beard
History/Background
Biran is a foreigner who moved to town a couple years back. He is from a strange, far-away culture which has many different and odd customs, and he speaks the language poorly. Thus, he keeps to himself a lot, and in turn, the townsfolk shun him, and are very suspicious of him, even though he has been living among them innocuously for years.
Biran is actually a very nice, rather boring man who has a great deal of anxiety, due to the fact that he fled his homeland after offending the Great Autarch. He is very lonely, and feels he cannot relate to the foreigners he lives among; it does not help that his token attempts at extending the olive branch are rebuffed.
Special Equipment
Biran secretly has a stashed fortune buried under his house. This was all the money left of his grand treasury after the Great Autarch’s soldiers burned his manor.
Roleplaying Notes
See description.
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December 26, 2005, 8:34
December 27, 2006, 16:22
He's a red herring waiting to happen.
(CP, were you planning to do something with poor ol' Biran?)
December 28, 2006, 1:44
October 26, 2007, 8:45
October 26, 2007, 13:11
(But of course, anyone can make a nifty collection of those, too...)
June 24, 2008, 7:04
Apart from that he's a bit one-dimensional - we know next to nothing about
What are his goals and aspirations?
Does he want to go home someday, or would he like to integrate more fully into his adopted home?
Does he have family somewhere? If so, does he long for their company? Or would he prefer never to see them agian?
How did he offend the Great Autarch? Was his offence criminal, political or personal?
Maybe he didn't offend the Great Autarch at all, he just thinks he did. Iin which case, why does he believe this?
Or maybe he just claims to have offended the Great Autarch. If so, why does he make this claim?
Sorry CP, not up to your usual stanard I think - 3 for a reasonable, if slightly cliched, character, -½ for too little detail - final score 2½
April 15, 2013, 9:38