>>545420861
>he thinks a few paragraphs is a lot to read
I feel sorry for younger people. Tiktok has fried your brain. The only books I ever thought were too long were things like Vanity Fair or War and Peace. And those were finishable, just intimidating due to being potentially unbearably boring when considering thickness.
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>>280101658
>Sounds like you rely a lot on the idea of people hearing about you and seeking you out, rather than you seeking out adventure
Not necessarily no, but heroes do tend to be reactive by nature. In any case that's hardly my point. My point is that adventures, even starting ones, need more context beyond being treated like an MMO marker.
>Where did you get your reputation? Were you just wandering around until you stumbled across some villagers in need to kickstart your reputation?
It's called a backstory champ. Doesn't have to be complex but it does have to be something.
>Sounds like you rely a lot on the idea of people hearing about you and seeking you out, rather than you seeking out adventure
Not necessarily no, but heroes do tend to be reactive by nature. In any case that's hardly my point. My point is that adventures, even starting ones, need more context beyond being treated like an MMO marker.
>Where did you get your reputation? Were you just wandering around until you stumbled across some villagers in need to kickstart your reputation?
It's called a backstory champ. Doesn't have to be complex but it does have to be something.