Someone suggested a colony of orcs or half-orcs where "all these" half orcs came from; I see only mine. I will work on a location stub to be posted at a later date.

Another is a Dark Elf that has a communion with the Weird Shit that lives in the Aether. Tentacles and slime and bad brainfeel abound.

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I'm pretty keen to tap into the weird with Lorne (and her focus on Outer Rift magic), so this concept might be a tad redundant.

I sort of envisioned the perils of navigating the astral plane being related to communicating/bargaining with said entities (or at the very least steering clear of them).

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I'd be curious to see how a capital A-Anarchist interacts with the rest of the cast, given that two characters are more than alright with keeping/trading in flesh. And it'd be cool to see how a character with perhaps slightly more loftier goals moves through the world. I'm kind of stuck in Dune mode, but I could see a Duncan Idaho type of character being pretty fun.

Classic swashbucklers/duelists/swordsmen are always fun as well.

If permissible I could try my hand at both the firestarter and the vampire. The former for the fun character interactions, the latter just because I enjoy playing that sort of character.

I have a question about the cosmology of sorts: are there different worlds that characters are from? Are they called worlds? Would "homeworld" be an appropriate term to use? What kind of scale are we working at here? More information along this vein would be appreciated.

@HeySeuss I get that much but I'd like an example maybe of what these worlds are actually like. Like, are they planets orbiting stars, or turtles flying through space, or crystal dimensional spheres or what? Is that a clearer question?