Since you have 2 d&d ocs, have 6 questions! Perditi: 8, 12, 19 Kilvar: 11, 17, 22 Have fun~~~~♡♡♡
Oh boy. Oh boy oh boy oh boy. Thank you.
Perditi-
8: What is their favorite food?
Um, any?? All??? They really love and cherish food, but I think thoroughly enjoy anything very filling or very sweet and delicate.
12: Who would they sacrifice their life for?
This is tough, because they are not really close to anyone where they are at right now. However, once they grow close you can bet their ass they’ll die for you. They’ll try to find a better way to save the situation, sure, but in short they’d sacrifice their life for anyone they actually manage to let in.
19: Have they ever lost anyone close to them? How did it affect them?
HA that’s funny. When they were young they lost their parents, yes. To what? They are uncertain. For all they know they could have done it and that’s how it affects them. They didn’t even know their parents, they only grew up knowing that they were gone and it probably had something to do with this wild magic. So, that and a few other circumstances lead them to try with everything they have to hone this weird magic and learn that they cannot always trust themselves. At the very least they can try to do good to make up for all the mistakes they may have caused.
Kilvar-
11: Have they ever been arrested and why?
Yes of course he has! Many times, mostly related to his tendency to start conflicts. Some stays he can reflect on with no regret, such as just having a merry scuffle or serving some assholes who are asking for it to a brawl with some vicious mockery. Other stays, the ones where he only sees red before realizing he’s behind bars… those are the more agonizing confinements.
17: Do they have any overused catchphrases?
Well, I’m not sure. He mostly conveys speech through charades and such, and I can guarantee his most used ones are those that are a little bit more… crude. If he were to have one, it would be one of those motions.
22: How do they react to criticism?
Depends on the kind. If it is mocking criticism, paired with insulting judgment, then not well. They’re getting backhanded with his violin. However, if it is honest and true? He might look sternly at it at first, but definitely take it to heart, thinking it through and debating whether to implement it or not.
