Name: Your name, obviously.

Age: How old you are.

Race: Your race. There are some bonuses depending on your choice, and the list is as follows:

Human - Plain ‘ol humans, born of the sky. 3 extra stat points to distribute between any stats you choose (except Mov).
Elf - Feyfolk, born of the spirits. +2 to Spd and +2 to Mag.
Dwarf - Short, stout people, born of the earth. +2 to Str and +5 to HP.
Zenka - Beastfolk, born of nature. +2 to Str and +2 to Def if female, +2 to Skl and +2 to Spd if male.
Dreamwalker - Mystical race, born of dreams. +2 to Mag and +2 to Lck

Appearance: What you look like. Description or picture, either is fine.

Personality: How you act and such.

Class: What class you are (e.g Swordsman, Archer, Cleric, etc.). Your class won't affect your stats or anything, so just name it as you please. (If you wanna be a thief or a bard/dancer, though, there will be some special things you need to take note of, later.)

Stats: Your stats. Each character starts out with 30 stat points to distribute between any stat (except Mov), with each stat starting at 0 (except HP, which starts at 20). No more than 8 points put into a single stat, please.

HP - How much damage you can take before you die. If it hits zero, you're dead!
Str - How much damage you can do with physical weapons. Each point in Str increases your physical damage by 0.5.
Mag - How much damage you can do with spells and the like. Each point in Mag increases your magic damage by 0.5.
Skl - How skillful you are in attacking. Each point in Skl increases your Hit by 2 and your Crit chance by 0.5. Also, for every point in Skl, you get a 2% chance to ignore half the enemy's Def, rounded up.
Spd - How fast you are. Each point in speed increases your Dodge by 2, and if you have more speed than your opponent, you can attack twice! (Also slightly modified from the game, 3 more speed lets you attack twice, with the second hit doing half damage, while 6 speed over your enemy lets you do full damage with the second attack.)
Lck - How lucky you are. Each point in Lck increases your Dodge, Hit, Crit evasion, and Crit chance by 1.
Def - How good you are at defending yourself. Each point in Def increases physical resistance by 0.5.
Res - How resistant you are to magic. Each point in Res increases magical resistance by 0.5.

Also, remember to add your racial bonuses to your stat totals.

Armor Type: Determines your defense bonus and your base Mov. Types are as follows:

None/Light: +0 Def, 6 Mov
Medium: +2 Def, 5 Mov
Heavy: +4 Def, 4 Mov

Please add bonuses to your stats when you type it out, but leave the base stat in parentheses next to the actual stat. For example, if you wore medium armor and had 4 Def, you would write down your Def stat as:

Def: 6 (4)

Shields: Determine whether you want a shield or not. Bonuses are as follows:

None: None
Buckler: +1 Def, -1 Skl
Kite Shield: +3 Def, -2 Skl, -1 Spd
Tower Shield: +5 Def, -3 Skl, -2 Spd

Do the same things with these bonuses as you did with armor. Note, however, that if a penalty would take a certain stat into the negatives, keep that stat at 0 instead.

Mount: Determine whether you want a mount. Mounts give movement bonuses, but also decrease the base stat points you get.

Horseback: +2 Mov, -4 Base Stat points
Pegasus: +3 Mov, -8 Base Stat points, Flying (Flying lets you ignore terrain movement penalties and unit collision with the enemy)
Wyvern: +2 Mov, -6 Base Stat points, Flying

Affinity: Your affinity, kinda like your zodiac sign, I suppose. You can choose from:

Earth
Wind
Ice
Fire
Thunder
Light
Dark
Anima

Weapon Skill: How skilled you are with weapons. You get 1 Weapon Skill point upon character creation, to put into whatever weapon type you choose. Weapon types are as follows:

Swords
Axes
Lances
Bows
Knuckles/Gauntlets
Elemental/Anima Magics
Light Magics
Dark Magics
Arcane Magics
Staves
Daggers (Note: Everyone starts with an ‘E’ in Daggers)

Putting one point into a weapon type increases it by one level, which are denoted by letters. For example, putting a point into lances would put your weapon skill at Lance - E. Weapon skills go from E -> D -> C -> B -> A -> S. Also, Thieves and Bards/Dancers sacrifice their first weapon skill point to get their respective special abilities. This means that they’ll will be stuck with a dagger for a while!

Feats/Abilities: What feats and abilities you have. You can choose 2 in the beginning (unless otherwise noted), and the full list will be compiled, soon.

History: What you were in the past.

Shivian is a wandering swordsman who tells no one where he is from. Of course, that's partially because he's an amnesiac who remembers nothing earlier than when he was twenty. Or, at least he thinks he was twenty. He really remembers little about his past, but it may be best to start with what he does remember.

Shivian awoke one day, his head uncomfortably positioned on a rock, with a splitting headache. A few feet from him lay a bloodied sword which fit the sheathe on his belt perfectly, and all around him were the bodies of burly ruffians, all slain, likely by Shivian's blade. Though he remembered nothing, not even his own name, Shivian deduced that he had been attacked by bandits, and had, as a result of the fight, had fallen and hit his head on the rock. He thought the mistake clumsy, and vowed to become a better swordsman, so he began walking. What else could he do?

While he walked in search of a teacher, he devised the name Shivian Edgebolt. It had a nice ring to it, or at least it did to him. Therefore he had something to tell others about himself. Apparently he was at least a decent swordsman if he was capable of defeating that many bandits, and so that was something else. Surely someone somewhere would be willing to teach him.

And so a few were, but Shivian never stayed with them for long, learning the basics of their ways and moving on, formulating and creating his own fluid style of fighting. And that was that. He thought he had no other purpose than to create the ultimate style of swordplay. Seemed a simple enough destiny, right? And so his destiny led him to the camp of the Greywood company to see if they had skills that he could use.