I’ll be honest, I’m mostly writing this because I’m trying to come up with codex entries for my ocs and this gives me a good way to think about what kinds there are. but hey, reblog, ask for a number and an OC? or add your own. whatever floats your boat. written with Dragon Age OCs in mind.
an overheard conversation about your OC
a letter written by your OC’s family member
a report written by your OC’s teacher or mentor
a letter from your OC to their love interest
letters between two of your OC’s companions about them
someone describing a time your OC helped them
someone describing a time your OC hurt them
your OC’s doctor/healer talking about their injuries
a future historian’s account of your OC’s actions
a description of your OC by someone who hates them
your OC’s description of their game’s events
your OC overheard while drunk
transcript of an interview with your OC
your OC talking about your favorite quest
a letter to your OC from a companion they haven’t seen in a while
a conversation between your OC and their best friend
a description of your OC’s family by a future historian
“I will ask the Tribunal what we shall do with them, for they have had wisdom in the past that I had not. Stay here, loyal Dagoth-Ur, until I return. <…>
Nerevar asked his queen and generals to help him summon Azura yet again for her guidance. But the Tribunal had become as greedy as Kagrenac upon hearing of the power of the Heart and they coveted it. They made ritual as if to summon Azura as Nerevar wanted but Almalexia used poisoned candles and Sotha Sil used poisoned robes and Vivec used poisoned invocations. Nerevar was murdered.
<…>
And then the Tribunal went into Red Mountain and met with Dagoth-Ur. Dagoth-Ur saw what had been done, and he tried to avenge the death of Nerevar but to no avail. He was driven off and thought dead. The Tribunal found the tools he had been guarding and, through study of Kagrenac’s methods, turned themselves into gods.”
The Elder Scrolls (I era, Morrowind)
Almalexia (Dzeta), Sotha Sil (Commu and Enni), Vivec (Meha),