[Fun & Games] Character quizzes

[yhlee]

Purely optional, purely for fun!

Here's a running list of questions you can answer about your character! You're welcome to post the answers in comments to this post, or you can put them on your character's wiki page. (Email or message yhlee if you need a login. I'm at yoon at yoonhalee dot com.)

Here's a few to start.

As of 11/23/2018:

1. What media does your character watch? (Kel dueling TV, Andan soap operas, illegal streams of heretic foreign movies...)

2. What is your character's favorite food and drink?

3. What does your character always keep in their pockets (or equivalent)?

4. What D&D alignment would your character be?

5. What animal does your character identify with?

6. What is your character's favorite color?

7. What does your character wear for parties?

Feel free to leave more suggested questions in comments and I'll edit them into this post.

Comments

[zuhrovet]

1. Sasha watches very serious scientific documentaries and space anime and some animated dramas that she discovered when she was studying the high language.

2. Tea with jam.

3. A multitool.

4. Chaotic good, though her emphasis on keeping her promises can skew her alignment in weird directions.

5. Salamanders. And hawks, which is a little awkward in the heptarchate.

6. Dark blue (she has complicated feelings about other shades of blue).

7. Sasha has a jacket with a collar that she reserves for special occasions. At least it has more pockets.

[yhlee]

I have always wanted to try black tea with jam! I already have had Korean citron tea, which is, like, basically marmalade + hot water.

[zuhrovet]

I used to drink tea with dissolved orange-juice concentrate when I was sick sometimes, before I discovered a particular brand of ginger tea that is ideal for sick days. I don't think Sasha shares my love for stupid amounts of citrus, though!

[hoardingpearls]

...I was so surprised the first time I had citron tea. I was in Tokyo, Japanese isn't my first language, and I had no clue that yuzu-cha didn't involve anything that had come from a tea plant.

That said, it was delicious.

[yhlee]

Hee!

I love citron tea! I don't have it very often but I should probably get some from the Korean supermarket next time we go.

The Korean word for tea is also cha and it encompasses everything from citron tea to what Americans think of as tea-leaf tea to tisanes and herbal teas to thin sweet grain porridges you drink out of a mug to things like barley and corn tea. I have come to the conclusion that it is as vague and unhelpful as "salad" in English (jello salad?!?!).

[hoardingpearls]

I'm inordinately interested in differences in definitions, so that's fascinating. (Yeah, 'salad' is... uh, stuff in a bowl? Any word including Caesar salad, jello salad, and tuna salad is almost useless.)

Drinkable thin porridge sounds tasty.