I’ve found that your motivations and goals are useful for your DM to know about. Therefore you should be open with your DM what you want your character to achieve so that it can be incorporated into the game you’re all creating together. My players all have great motivations, from being a lost princess potentially reclaiming their throne, saving a boyfriend they purposely sent to Hell, saving the Elven people from a fate worse than death, making the best demonic soup for the Church of Asmodeus council, or just hitting on the other PCs Dads because that’s your thing - the intersection of how the Players share their motivations with each other is a rich broth of plot to sustain the game.
I’ve found that your motivations and goals are useful for your DM to know about. Therefore you should be open with your DM what you want your character to achieve so that it can be incorporated into the game you’re all creating together.
My players all have great motivations, from being a lost princess potentially reclaiming their throne, saving a boyfriend they purposely sent to Hell, saving the Elven people from a fate worse than death, making the best demonic soup for the Church of Asmodeus council, or just hitting on the other PCs Dads because that’s your thing - the intersection of how the Players share their motivations with each other is a rich broth of plot to sustain the game.
Interesting video, i like that you had some new perspectives on characters
Nice video! I really appreciated the examples
Thank you!!