adungeonaday:

Don’t pick a class or race yet. Save that for the end! Trust me on this one!

Q1. You’ve inherited something (2d6)
2. An article of clothing
3-4. An estate
5-9. A nickname
10-11. An article of jewellery
12. An enchantment
What is it, and why is it important?

Q2. You grew up (2d6 – doubles means the opposite)
2-3. Moving from place to place
4-5. Around lots of different people
6-8. Around animals
9-10. Without much sun exposure
11-12. Largely unsupervised
Elaborate! 

Q3. Your family is (2d6 – doubles means you haven’t seen them for a long time)
2-3. Extremely impoverished
4-5. Lower class
6-8. Middle class
9-10. Upper class
11-12. Extraordinarily wealthy
How did they get that way?

Q4. Your parent (or parental figure) has a quirk that bugs the hell out of you, and you are committed to NOT adopting it (1d6)
1. The way they treat certain people
2. A fashion choice
3. The way they eat or what they eat
4. Their housekeeping
5. Their philosophical beliefs
6. The way they talk
Elaborate!

Q5. Those who know you would describe your greatest asset as (2d6 – a 1 on either die means it’s your greatest flaw; a six means you wish it were your greatest asset)
1-3. Intuition
4-5. Adaptability
6-7. Strength
8-9. Charisma
10-12. Wealth
Elaborate! How has this affected how you live your life?

Q6. One more vague “tidbit!” (roll 3d6 – if the dice land in a sort of a line shape, you are ashamed of this tidbit; if they are in a triangle shape, you feel like you should be proud of it, but don’t really care either way)
3. You remind me of the babe
4-6. Strange heritage
7-8. Servitude
9. They want you
10. You should have known better
11. Someone like you
12. Child
13-14. Resurrection
15-17. Go West
18. Losing my religion

Don’t like these character traits? No problem! In that case, this is actually who your character WISHES they were! They exhibit the exact opposite of all of these traits, except for Q (1d6), which is TOTALLY true, even though they HATE to admit it.

Now. Based on all of this, I think you’re ready to pick a class and race. 

Did you choose your own class? Or was it chosen for you by a parent, or the government? Did you ever consider a different path? Did you try to follow in the footsteps of those who raised you? Or did you strike out, hoping to experience the things you never saw as a child?

How has your race affected you? Are your people loved and respected? Feared and mistrusted? Scorned? Ignored? Idolized? Fetishized? Do you live where you do now because of the way your people are treated here? Or do you hope to leave someday and find someplace you feel you might fit in better?

You’ve got it from here, champ ;D