Character Personality Development: 13+
For characters over the age of 13 who get all elements.
Cards count: 12
- Card 1 - Background
- Card 2 - Attitudes
- Card 3 - Outlooks
- Card 4 - Feelings
- Card 5 - Reactions
- Card 6 - Ethics
- Card 7 - Morals
- Card 8 - Body Language
- Card 9 - Manners
- Card 10 - Mannerisms
- Card 11 - Motivations
- Card 12 - Emotions
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Created: 2021-10-10 by user
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Nine of Cups
Hanged Man
Empress
Magician
Ace of Swords
World
Page of Pentacles
Ace of Wands
Three of Pentacles
Page of Swords
Moon
Five of Cups
Five of Wands
Seven of Swords
Seven of Wands
Seven of Pentacles
Nine of Wands
High Priestess
Wheel of Fortune
Tower
Two of Wands
Eight of Cups
Ace of Cups
Seven of Cups
Four of Pentacles
Ten of Pentacles
Four of Swords
Ace of Pentacles
Lovers
Five of Swords
Nine of Pentacles
Queen of Wands
Four of Cups
Six of Swords
Knight of Pentacles
Three of Cups
Six of Pentacles
Page of Wands
King of Cups
Justice
Devil
Five of Pentacles
Eight of Swords
Two of Pentacles
Page of Cups
Death
King of Pentacles
Knight of Cups
King of Wands
Temperance
Sun
Two of Swords
Queen of Swords
Queen of Pentacles
Emperor
Strength
Chariot
Fool
Three of Swords
Ten of Wands
Hierophant
King of Swords
Queen of Cups
Nine of Swords
Six of Cups
Ten of Swords
Knight of Wands
Eight of Pentacles
Hermit
Two of Cups
Eight of Wands
Ten of Cups
Four of Wands
Star
Three of Wands
Judgement
Six of Wands
Knight of Swords
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Very similar custom tarot spreads
"This is tarot spread that I've designed for randomly creating characters for use in roleplaying games and possibly other forms of storytelling as well."
Mentioned in source section.
Cards count: 7
Cards:
1) Concept: the character's basic position in their story.;
2) Impulse: the character's wants/needs/etc.;
3) Ideal: the character's beliefs/goals/etc.;
4) The Past: how their saga began.;
5) The Interim: what happened to bring them from the past to the present.;
6) The Present: what is currently happening.;
7) The Future: what is likely to happen in the future..
Cards count: 7
Cards:
1) Concept: the character's basic position in their story.;
2) Impulse: the character's wants/needs/etc.;
3) Ideal: the character's beliefs/goals/etc.;
4) The Past: how their saga began.;
5) The Interim: what happened to bring them from the past to the present.;
6) The Present: what is currently happening.;
7) The Future: what is likely to happen in the future..
A way to generate characters. Source section for pdf.
Cards count: 8
Cards:
1) Appearance: Height, hair, eye color, skin color, general impression;
2) Age: In years, or a description of apparent age;
3) Visual Signature: Clothes, posture, walk, or distinctive mannerism;
4) Backstory: Trauma, occupation, spirituality, pet peeve;
5) Primary Strength: “What could story be solved by?”;
6) Critical Flaw: “What could progress be impeded by?”;
7) Motivator: “What does the character lack, but long for?”;
8) Problem-Solving: “How does character react to conflict?”.
Cards count: 8
Cards:
1) Appearance: Height, hair, eye color, skin color, general impression;
2) Age: In years, or a description of apparent age;
3) Visual Signature: Clothes, posture, walk, or distinctive mannerism;
4) Backstory: Trauma, occupation, spirituality, pet peeve;
5) Primary Strength: “What could story be solved by?”;
6) Critical Flaw: “What could progress be impeded by?”;
7) Motivator: “What does the character lack, but long for?”;
8) Problem-Solving: “How does character react to conflict?”.
Draws 8 tarot cards, each has its own category.
Cards will be completely random, so uprights and reversals are possible.
You can however treat them all as just uprights and go from there.
Inspired by: Mark McElroy & TarotTools.com.
Cards count: 8
Cards:
1) Appearance (Height, hair, eye colour, skin colour, general impression);
2) Age (In years or a description of apparent age);
3) Visual Signature (Clothes, posture, walk, or distinctive mannerism);
4) Backstory (Trauma, occupation, spirituality, pet peeve);
5) Primary Strength (What could story be solved by?);
6) Critical Flaw (What could progress be impeded by?);
7) Motivator (What does character lack, but long for?;
8) Problem-Solving (How does character react to conflict?).
Cards count: 8
Cards:
1) Appearance (Height, hair, eye colour, skin colour, general impression);
2) Age (In years or a description of apparent age);
3) Visual Signature (Clothes, posture, walk, or distinctive mannerism);
4) Backstory (Trauma, occupation, spirituality, pet peeve);
5) Primary Strength (What could story be solved by?);
6) Critical Flaw (What could progress be impeded by?);
7) Motivator (What does character lack, but long for?;
8) Problem-Solving (How does character react to conflict?).