The Real Cie

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Writing Game: Let’s Create a Character

Creating a character is hard work, but it can also be very fun. This little game is a way to help you with that. You can use a randomizer to choose a number for you. The number will determine some aspects that you can use as a basis for creating an interesting character. You can also use your birthday for this.

Part 1: Names

Choose a number for the letter that your character’s name starts; you can use the day you were born:

1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E 6. F 7. G 8. H 9. I 10. J 11. K 12. L 13. M 14. N 15. O 16. P 17. Q 18. R 19. S 20. T 21. U 22. V 23. W 24. X 25. Y 26. Z 27. Ä 28. Ö 29. Ü 30. Ø 31. Ş

Part 2: Hair colour

Choose a number for your character’s hair colour; you can use the month you were born:

1. brown 2. blonde 3. red 4. blue 5. green 6. pink 7. purple 8. white 9. grey 10. black 11. more than one colour 12. bald

3. Part: Character Traits

Choose a number for your character’s characteristic traits; you can choose more than one and use your birthday for one:

1. loyal 2. determined 3. rude 4. caring 5. open-minded 6. patient 7. faithful 8. confident 9. generous 10. funny 11. impatient 12. bossy 13. mean 14. greedy 15. optimistic 16. abrasive 17. charismatic 18. witty 19. stubborn 20. arrogant 21. cunning 22. brave 23. affectionate 24. smart 25. playful 26. reliable 27. ambitious 29. kind 30. petty 31. fearless

4. Part: Physical features

Choose a number for one character’s physical characteristics; you can choose more than one and use your birth month for one:

1. freckles 2. crooked teeth 3. dimples 4. heterochromia 5. curly hair 6. wrinkles 7. glasses 8. long nails 9. tattoos 10. piercings 11. facial hair 12. moles

5. Part: Hobbies & Interests

Choose a number for one character’s hobby; you can choose more than one and use your birthday for one:

1. playing an instrument 2. archeology 3. photography 4. horseback riding 5. ball games 6. birdwatching 7. dancing 8. baking 9. magic 10. history 11. travelling 12. skating 13. martial arts 14. ghost hunting 15. fishing 16. singing 17. video games 18. climbing 19. fashion 20. gardening 21. glassblowing 22. upcycling 23. cosplaying 24. swimming 25. knitting 26. makeup 27. writing 29. cooking 30. geocaching 31. bowling

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This year’s October Spooky Writing Challenge is simple, one word prompts. You can use these for writing, or for anything you’re inspired to create. Characters, scenes, art, lyrics— whatever idea sparks for you.

Each day’s word prompt will post at 12 PM EDT. 

Don’t want to see these prompts? For whatever reason, you can block the tag #OSWC2020.

Want to share your work on Tumblr? Use the tag #OSWC2020

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I have finished the final chapter in my WIP novel, The Quest for the Wizard’s Key, which was written using these prompts. Now comes the fun of editing and formatting.

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