PixieStoryteller wrote:When writing the introduction, I'm assuming that we come up with the form? Let's say the following is the form I create for Tobias:Name: Tobias
Gender: Todd
Personality: Caring, unique, flirty, jumpy, courageous, skittish (<---is not a real personality)
Likes: Storms, cats, blah, blah, blah
Dislikes: blank 1, blank 2, blank 3, etc.
Where he got his collar/halter/what have you: Oh, it was my favoritest gift from mommy (<---not a real story)
Would that be acceptable as long as it was filled out with real answers? or does it need to all be in a story format, kinda? Or... what would you like for the introduction, precisely. ^^'
It's a make your own form sort of thing, the key is character development with that stage to get a better idea on what the DVF is like and so forth.
Want it in story format? go for it.
Form like the example? go for it.
Prettying it up as much as you want. Add whatever extra that you want. Go nuts.
The thing I really want people to follow is the basic plot that is on the front page (not really needed for the introduction but for everything else, yes), and the reminder below that has been quoted from the main page. I am not gonna be happy with reading about cities and thing that are not on Delta Velroum - so be sure anyone reading this to remember it. c:
Just a reminder, this is a WILD species. On their planet there are no cities, towns, humans, cars, ect. Delta Velorum has never been inhabited by humans nor seen any of their technology before. DVFs though are a highly intelligent species and have learned how to make their own accessories.
As soon as I know what he looks like, Imma get his form really goin'. 
