Basic Character Creation

Let's Begin
So, here you are, ready to create a character and set off unto the world. The path isn't easy, it isn't simple, and most assuredly it isn't for everyone. This is not just a game, but a dedication; I want your characters to be not only your avatar in my world but an extension of yourself. I want them to have a history, have a reason to fight, have morals (or lack thereof), have emotions. Role-playing isn't for everyone, definitely the more in-depth rp, and that's fine. You don't need to have a Texas accent to play a Texan (although it is always nice to get into your character like that), you don't have to actually cry in emotional moments, you don't need to go all the way, I have no problem with players who have troubles or simply don't enjoy getting that much into your characters.

Despite that, though, I am expecting you to put some work into your characters. Show me you've spent time crafting your character and are willing to spend more time to continuously develop them over the course of the campaign. Of course, if you ever require assistance with any of this, do not hesitate to ask me for assistance. In fact, I suggest you have me near when you are developing your character so we can quickly talk about your character and change things as necessary.

Basic Concept Rough Draft
I would always suggest starting by getting the basic, short description of who your character is and what he's like. Are you the flamboyant French resistance fighter, or perhaps you are the gruff Polish warrior working towards freedom for his nation and his people. Just get that, one or two sentence description of who your character is and what he's doing fighting in a war.

Suggested Character Creation Order
This is the list of my preferred order of operation for creating a character, you of course, may do these in any order that works for you.

-Attributes

-Ethnicity

-Physical Traits

-Base Perk

-Special Perks (For level 3+ starts)

-General Perks

-Health

-Skills

-Languages

-Religion