Sora Kihoshi
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Born and raised in the Raen homelands within the eastern-most mountains of Othard, Sora Kihoshi is part of an old, respected, and wealthy family. Fleeing the oppressive Garlean Empire and the blood-thirsty Xaela, Sora and her father, the only remnants of her immediate family, have left their homeland in hopes of finding a better life on the continent of Eorzea. Their journey begins in the great city of Ul’dah, where Sora and her father have established a new home. Will they find peace in this bustling hub of commerce and the social elite? Or will the chaos force them to seek out another option? Only time will tell.
Standing at a mere 5 fulms, 2 ilms high, Sora is considered tall for a female Au Ra. And, weighing in at just over 100 ponze, she hardly looks like she could handle herself in a fight. She looks more as if a stiff breeze would simply whisk her away. But don’t underestimate those bright, golden eyes, or the soft smile on her lips. Just look to the set of hora and her weathered (beaten) boots which give away her fighting skills.
Aspects That Stand Out:
She sits on the stone byway, watching a group of young Miqo’te dancers while she converses with a small group of people. One of the group says something entertaining and the rest rock back with laughter. It’s Sora’s chipper laugh which rises above the rest, causing passersby to look in the group’s direction with a grin. A few moments later she’s on her feet, politely excusing herself from the group while ruffling a Lalafell’s hair. As soon as she’s a few yalms away, her expression turns serious and she darts away, presumably on a mission of some sort. This is Sora, a lover of life; always eager to explore new ways of expanding her heart and mind.
1:BE RESPECTFUL TO OTHERS & FELLOW 14 PLAYERS
Respect is a two way street, but it should always start with you giving respect to another person. We are all here to have fun and no one likes to be treated like crap, so do onto others as you would have them do onto you, and also be mindful of your fellow 14 players. If you start to get trolled, either block them or/and report them, don't snap back, just let them make the mistakes and be the one to look bad. If they are curious about Roleplay, let them try their hand at it and if they are not doing so well, let them just try. Ask, privately if they like some advice if they continue to stumble after a few rounds, but give them a chance and always be willing to help them grow. We are all adults here, well, most of us I'm sure. If you have a problem break out oocly, try to work it out in private, don't bring it to public. We all have our issues and sometimes we may rub shoulders the wrong way, but the rest of the world doesn't need to know it about. If you have trouble working it out privately or don't feel comfortable dealing with the problem yourself, contact an officer/leader to be a mediator between you two. No one likes OOC/RL drama and no one likes to see friends go at it, while sometimes we can slip up, out of the fact we are just human, but try to just remember to keep it in private conversation, step away if it gets to heated to cool down, and just try to work things out. Don't do it, please? Rumor Milling or spreading around OOC rumors can break down a community or really hurt someone when many of those rumors could be false. If someone tells you about Joey is always a jerk and can't be trusted... Keep it to yourself. Don't go telling Sam, Sue, and Max all about Joey and hen they in turn do the same, when you may all find out later, Joey is a really good guy! Its just the way he portrays his character. Truth, after all, always finds a way to the surface, so let Joey show who he really is and don't go around spreading possible lies. Even if maybe those rumors were once true, it doesn't always apply to the NOW, as people can also change and no one should have baggage held over their heads. 4: BE SUPPORTIVE We have new players sometimes join our ranks, those who don't have long years of RP experience. This is great! New blood to the Roleplay is always good to see! However, sometimes new blood doesn't always know the courtesy rules like we do. They will make mistakes, they will slip up, and sometimes fall flat on their face. For those that have the experience, your job is to help mentor them and as a community, have patience with them and help them. If they are unsure about something, do your best to help explain it to them. If you see them constantly doing something that is kind power-gaming or godmoding, reach out to help express how that is not really curdious to the other Roleplayer. Sometimes they just don't realize these are things and other times, they don't even know what those words are. Just think back to when you first started and how you knew nothing till many years later. That is some of these new roleplayers, so give them a hand, and let our actions, our curtosey to one another continue through, because they to, may one day, be the torch carriers for our community.
OP Characters An individual that uses situational circumstances without the expressed consent of participating parties involved to further the impressing of their character (be it positive or negative) for personal gain. This is different from a Meta Character as the latter utilizes external source information to further the impressions of the character. OP Situations How to avoid either scenario? As a reminder: We are adults. No one is OP. All are vulnerable. None are without fault. Keep this in mind and please act accordingly.
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