One of my favorite aspects of role playing and character development- quests!
Putting a character in a situation or with other characters to see how they would react and deal with the situation. So we can ultimately know more about who really is the enigma of our characters.

I didn't see a quest, so I thought I'd might make one. Us men; being task oriented will complete the task of the quest along with having development of characters. And the women are more relationship oriented, so they will like the aspect of social interaction between the characters, and the development.
*Places psychology textbook back on table*

Hmm... Where was I? Yes! The quest!

Where is the best place to start in any story. A map! A map and a problem!
Well I have a map:
(This is a twenty second sketch up on paint. Don't expect Da Vinci! )





Now, a problem, conflict... Backstory time!


"All the characters in the 'Quest if you dare' chatroom were sitting around their table eating renaissance-style food,hen an evil dragon/troll busted through their door, stealing all of their damsels in distress, and made its way back to its evil castle across the world.

'What shall we do-eth?'
Asks a confused character in the corner.
'Go after it I suppose' replies another.

So all the characters on the thread started to reply down their characters and write them into the story. And eventually; try to save the damsels."


So basically; post on here some characters and start the quest! We are currently at the village, and trying to get to the evil castle to save the girl.
Good luck!
Let's start this story.

That's interesting, Ramon. Quests are fun to write!

Ach, yes; they are cool. I suppose I shall start. This IS character role playing after all, so shouldn't we?

Michael Black: "The poor damsels in distress! I shall set off to save her, but I doubt I can do it by myself! I do hope someone comes and aids me! *cough, cough*"

*Sets off on a journey, out the door*

Lecan: *drops into thread, scrambles to his feet and crosses his arms* Why do you keep pulling me out of my home-world?!
Me: You're here to do a quest, consider it practice for protecting your family, they'll be fine.
Lecan: *mumbles* Okay fine, as if I had a say anyways...

Michael: Well! I'm sure having someone of your kind will be useful on this journey! I suppose the cavern is nearest ahead. Let us head there!

Lecan: *nods, donning a polite-ish demeanor* Let us go then. *Follows Michael*

Geo: Count me in! *looks at map* Ooh, a cave!

Charlotte: *being pushed forward by me* Ugh. Fine.

Scarlet: This'll be funnnnn!!!!

Thalen: Sounds fun!
Natalia: Sounds a little dangerous, but I guess I'm in. It could be an adventure.
Eh, I might bring in more characters later.
Looks like fun!
Shall I begin?

Me: Let's get started!

Dawn: Ooooh, a map! Can I pleeeeease look at it? *snatches before given an answer* Pretty simple. Follow this path, I guess.

Charlotte: *mutters* Simple until we get to the trouble.

Lyr'Ous- Quest! By Yah I want in!

(Do I really have to go with the script format that brings me great pain to write?)

You don't. As long as we know who's talking and all.

(That's easy enough.)

Ouskar Drund stared out from beneath the hood of his cloak in the corner where he had been asleep in the shadows. Trouble, already? Did it follow him around like a Barrow Hills curse? The memory brought a small shudder. Judging by the splintered door on the other side of the room with the hinges ripped from the wall and the planks shattered, it had been big. Others had already departed on a quest. He scooped up his pack, flipped a coin to the bartender and walked out the door. There was no energy to spare to keep a reputation he didn't have here.