"Sick of those character sheet templates that only ask for name, age, and hair color? Try filling out this monstrosity. I found it while cleaning out my files. It's a little badly equipped to handle fantasy or non-human characters, but you can always add your own questions and categories. Some questions don't pertain to certain characters or situations, and a lot of the details seem pretty pointless, but it really makes you think about you characters. Which is always helpful, in my experience." - xTurqoiseDragonxn Original sheet from @xTurqoiseDragonxn From Gaiaonline.com (Extra questions) added by me ^^ feel free to use this sheet on your own characters! Just don't forget to credit @xTurqoiseDragonxn for making this sheet and do NOT claim it as your own

A little help for my fellow readers. Thank you so much for 77K! Check out my other story: https://www.wattpad.com/myworks/97116928-the-band-whore-diaries

Well developed characters are of huge importance. No matter how magnificent your setting, or how thrilling your plot, it's all in vain without equally good characters. Characters can make or break your book. So with that in mind, here is your guide to Creating the Well-Developed Character

[ Guide for how to create an OC ] Having problems creating your OC (original character)? Are you done with cliche characters with no essence? Sick and tired of your character being treated like a Mary Sue? Well say no more, I got the solution for you! Often in the writing process, problems that are associated with the characters that populate the worlds we create on the pages of books may arise, such as disinterest and unreality. With this guide I present you with some tips on how to create or improve your characters, from small things like a simple name to the influence of the OC in the plot and in the environment that surrounds it. So sit down, relax and enjoy your guide for a good OC!