Kick his ass and he'll remember the name.

<Snipped quote by Skallagrim>

I don't this guy either. Who's he? Rilla's butler?

Hmm, I've noticed an unconscious bias in my characters, they have a tendency to be some sort of possessed person or thing, or something with a monstrous side/nature. I guess it was a bit of a project to explore duality of emotion or something. Though my two most recent military characters are a change from the norm I suppose, they were more of an experimental phase, as Isaac and Anna definitely fit my stereotype.

This is a distressing realization, i might need some time to consider the duality of my own nature.

I am of course joking about the last part, but it has left me wondering if anyone else has noticed a trend in the type of characters they produce? As I've mentioned, I believe there is something of a method behind my madness, but has anyone else got a similar thang going on?

More importantly perhaps, what do you feel is lacking from your repertoire?

For me, most obviously, is women. I don't feel like I can portray a woman effectively, despite feminist pseudo intellectual bullshit claiming a complete lack of differences between sexes there is clearly huge social disparity and some biological differences between the sexes, and I don't think I can do them justice very well. (Anna is, for the record, my first female character on RPG.)

Next up is probably straight up good guys, though I have a smattering of bad people the vast majority of my characters fall into that shade of gray region of neutrality, perhaps because they are the easiest characters to set up fights with, without being a straight up evil bastard.

Also, the vast majority of my characters are ordinary humanoids, most even relatively human in nature, I lack Khan's fascination with beasts and monsters.