@Hank Morgan is fukken great. He is accepted after you clear something up.

It's somewhat confusing to me on why, after he was saved by a Witcher and given the opportunity to become one, he believes it's a good thing that Witchers are dying out, and that he wishes he could have lived a normal life rather than be a Witcher. Isn't the fact that his family was brutally killed the reason he couldn't live a normal life, and that vengeance/prevention of further butchering worth the Witcher trials as well?

@NecroKnight If your character is a lecturer at Oxenfurt, how is she allowed to wander the Northern Kingdoms? A fair amount of her history works, but it's only bits and piece to a longer story, and how is it she travels around the countryside alone, with no armor or weapons in a world where there's monsters and bandits aplenty?
I'll be frank, there is nothing entirely wrong with your character other than a few little bits, but she seems more suited for a casual roleplay. And that's not an insult, I'm talking about her general style.

@RedVII Not a bad character. Though I think you should add certain locations on where he grew up in his backstory, and fill in the blanks a bit. You don't need to tell me about every day, but we can't skip 10-20 years by saying he simply grew up with his mother.
Also, I suggest you give him a gambeson or some light mail, but that's just me. If you want him to wear cloth it's up to you.

@POOHEAD189 Excuse the probably silly question, sir, but I'd like to ask to which degree (very) profound fighting capabilities are a requirement for any character. Both purely in terms of keeping a character within interaction and in terms or pure survival. The reason for this question is that an unstable solar system of various ideas has formed in my head, but they all have a bit in common that the resulting character would not have that grand offensive capability anyone of the cast seems to have so far. More of... an in development one.

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As I recall, and in many other character sheets - haven't the monster population dropped considerably by now? I mean, by now we have thoughts by people that Witchers aren't a necessary thing and are shunned by others. That tells me, that the monster population isn't so high that people can't visit their woods and more or less along similar lines to an encounter with a bear or wolf. You know they are around but you aren't gonna walk into one every time you go for a walk.

As for bandits. Same thing - I doubt any kingdom or government would allow bandits to roam the roads - considering in medieval times, those were important sources of trade and travel. I assume there are patrols around to make sure such people aren't an issue.

@Kassarock You know at first, I did have a problem with your character's appearance as this is a RP not based on the witcher TV series, and as someone who has read the books/played the games, there isn't much skin diversity. However, you did acknowledge that there was very little information on the wiki about the lands of Nazair, and who knows they could have been immigrants from further south? But I'll allow it. Other than that, the sheet looks good. She is accepted.

If they put that, they're wrong. Every Witcher knows there's still plenty of monsters. It says so in one of the first chapters of "The Last Wish."

@POOHEAD189
So what would you like for me to edit to my character?

He no longer believes that witchers are unnecessary

@POOHEAD189 Excuse the probably silly question, sir, but I'd like to ask to which degree (very) profound fighting capabilities are a requirement for any character. Both purely in terms of keeping a character within interaction and in terms or pure survival. The reason for this question is that an unstable solar system of various ideas has formed in my head, but they all have a bit in common that the resulting character would not have that grand offensive capability anyone of the cast seems to have so far. More of... an in development one.

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Exactly as I said before. It's not that I need your character to be combat ready. It's that, I don't understand how she traveled alone when she isn't combat ready.

And how was she able to travel as a professor for a profession.