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OC Codex Prompts

jamessirivs:

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.

  1. an overheard conversation about your OC
  2. a letter written by your OC’s family member
  3. a report written by your OC’s teacher or mentor
  4. a letter from your OC to their love interest
  5. letters between two of your OC’s companions about them
  6. someone describing a time your OC helped them
  7. someone describing a time your OC hurt them
  8. your OC’s doctor/healer talking about their injuries
  9. a future historian’s account of your OC’s actions
  10. a description of your OC by someone who hates them
  11. your OC’s description of their game’s events
  12. your OC overheard while drunk
  13. transcript of an interview with your OC
  14. your OC talking about your favorite quest
  15. a letter to your OC from a companion they haven’t seen in a while
  16. a conversation between your OC and their best friend
  17. a description of your OC’s family by a future historian

glumshoe:

je-suis-letat:

glumshoe:

vorequeen420lolrandomxd:

glumshoe:

Cemetery forests would be great, if you could get them to work out ecologically. Not only would you have healthy, sustainable burials with physical markers to mourn at, you’d also inspire emotional investment in conservation and promote old-growth forests. No one wants to chop down great-great-great-grandpa Karkat the oak tree for lumber.

@ask-treekat

you’re kidding me

You want a haunted forest. That’s how you get a haunted forest

Well, better a haunted forest than a haunted useless plot of land filled with concrete and steel and hundreds of gallons of poison that we have to constantly manicure. Haunted forests are classy *and* contribute to the world by absorbing CO2 and producing oxygen, providing shelter for wildlife, and help get goth teenagers to appreciate nature.