On account of having a group entirely composed of writers and actors/actresses. Roleplaying games can get pretty weird.
From our last campaign we had.
Dwarven Paladin
>Social Justice Paladin
>Tried to keep any infighting from happening with constant cries of 'Diplomacy check!'
>Went IC insane after the ranger cut up a dragon's corpse to make a weapon from it's bones.
>Left, came back, attempted to kill the entire party, suspected to be dead but we never found the body and her player keeps hinting that she's still alive somehow.
Eladrin Bard
>Flirts with everyone but especially the Party warlock who happens to be tsundere for him. They eventually got together in game
>Party face following the Dwarf's death
>IC troll
Elf Wizard
>Fantasy racist, spent most of the early parts of the game IC hating on everyone else in the party because they weren't elves, especially disliked Eladrin and tieflings because they don't have any pupils.
>Got better over time, eventually stopped being a massive bigot and grudgingly accepted the other partymembers.
>Player no longer shows up to sessions all the time and the character has since become the head of a magic college.
Tiefling Warlock
>Tsundere for the Bard from day one, hilariously awkward romance ensued.
>Very lovecraftian themed starpact
>Deals pretty much half of the party's damage
>Fairly bland character outside of her interactions with the bard
Human Ranger
>Literally raised by wolves, started the game without the ability to speak any language or understand human emotion.
>Player decided she was boring to play and concocted a plan with the GM to handwave her becoming more human with magic
>Been steadily sliding from neutral towards evil ever since, killed her own mother in revenge for abandoning her, played a part in the actions that drove the paladin insane
>Recently took over an island with the dragonborn's help, plans to take over a portion of the world using it as a staging point.
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