We came to a compromise. It ended well. The problem was solved. We should just move on, please.

Interested
Masterful blacksmith, or something like that.
A burly character, not on the quick and swift side. Blacksmithing background should support his massive build. Thus he will be more in the lines of the party's tank

Interested.
Thinking of a former Knight (Older but very skilled so he'd be the more fragile bruiser of the group plus former connections in higher places)

I am glad to see that I am getting so much interest. ^_^ I have posted an OOC thread. Here's the link. I hope to see you all in there. ^_^

OOC

Regendorf said
InterestedMasterful blacksmith, or something like that.A burly character, not on the quick and swift side. Blacksmithing background should support his massive build. Thus he will be more in the lines of the party's tank

When you look at the OOC, you'll see that my character, the bandit leader, is a tank type character. That doesn't mean I will reject your blacksmith. In fact, I may amend my character so that your character could be the one skilled in blades, and I definitely was thinking of suggesting someone be a blacksmith, since that's not what my character is and a bandit group could definitely benefit from having a weaponsmith. (technically, it would be a weaponsmith if you were making weapons, as blacksmiths normally just make iron tools and horseshoes and stuff like that.)

Zale said
Uh. Shapeshifter and magic robot. Okay. My character will be mercifully devoid of magic. He'll probably know enough about it to regard anyone willingly letting it affect their person as having lose screws.

I just wanted to point out that ASTA's character isn't acutally a robot, but a person who was enhanced through sorcery, simultaneously destroying that person's emotional humanity. It's actually a fairly reasonable trade off.

Should you want to keep playing the main tank I don't mind. I'll just be a brawler/berserker. With the possibility of off-tanking should the necessary occur.