Guild Wars (PC)
Guild: Blood of the Martyr [Hope]
Characters:
Celeste Driezon,
Warrior
— Red headed and carrying an axe ... Talk about living vicariously.
Warrior Celeste is my main girl, now over two years old. I created her from the beginning at the advice of my husband, who recommended I make a tank that could get right into the fight. I was skeptical ... until he said 'Cyclone Axe.' She looks sweet; her gentle face belies her violent nature. Between fights she examines her nails, waiting impatiently for the next head to chop.
Celeste M,
Mesmer
— PvP is my greatest love in Guild Wars. Sure, hanging out and exploring with friends passes the time, but nothing compares to the adrenaline rush of battle. I have one PvP character slot that I use most frequently as a mesmer, but change up often as my mood strikes: necro, warrior, ele or monk as needed (and the name changes slightly with each class, but always includes "Celeste"). With dogged determination I fight again and again and again, loathing to leave the fierce excitement of PvP.
Inaki Althaean,
Monk
— Inaki Althaean is a very sweet happy girl of Polynesian descent. Always smiling, even in the thick of battle, although her face may set with concentration when trying to manage energy and team health, she always has a happy sparkle in her eyes. After completing the three main campaigns, she went into retirement.
Mrs Deathscythe,
Necromancer
— Mrs Deathscythe is simply misunderstood. She looks odd and purposefully so. She wraps herself in solid heavy dark armor, symbolistic of her isolationism, now that her travels have brought her to a place where energy is not relegated to scars only. She's very stand-offish, but will go along with groups as long as she is left to her own devices. But although she has this cold attitude, a girl named Gwen was able to find a tender spot in her heart.
Lord of the Rings Online (PC)
Guild: The Older Gamers
Characters:
Snowdrop,
Level 10
Hobbit
Minstrel
— She was deleted after the beta. Someone else has the name now.
