Template for Creating Characters

(Summary of Character)

Likes
(What your character likes)

Dislikes
(What your character dislikes)

Relationships
(Relations to other OC's should be listed here, I'll do the formatting)

Job
(if any)

Special Abilities
(any unique abilities go here.)

Species
(List if the OC is human or an elf,)

Strengths
(What your character is good at)

Weaknesses
(What your character is bad at, afraid of, etc)

Appearance
(Post picture here)

Nationality
(Your character's nationality.... Japanese, German, Russian... you know that kind of thing. If uncomfortable saying you may mark as "N/A"

Name Meaning
(What your character's name means. If unimportant you may leave it as "N/A" or "not of importance".

Birthplace
(Where your character was born. If your character is a self-insert or like you, you may leave it as N/A or fake one.)

Current Location
(Where your character currently is. As with above, if he/she is self insert, you may leave it as N/A or fake one.)

Known Languages
(What languages your character knows. Not recommended to put languages you don't actually speak/can get human help with quickly. Though, say your character speaks Japanese. You may list Japanese, but please say you don't actually speak it.)

Usually, the levels I use elsewhere are as follows. However you don't have to be as specific as this if you don't want to be.

0 = No knowledge of it at all.

1 = Can recognise it, but still no knowledge of it.

2 = Very basic understanding of the language. You can read/speak some of it.

3 = Basic understanding. You can form sentences now, and still read/speak some.

4 = Nearly fluent. You can form sentences quickly, and you can read quickly... however, still missing some knowledge of great importance.

5 = Fluent. You can quickly form sentences, and read the language. You can understand it well without any help, perhaps some mistakes still left.

6 (or N) = Native. This is your native language, no matter how bad/good you are at it. You can also mark foreign languages you have completely (and without a doubt) mastered as "N". However, I do not recommend doing that, especially if you taught yourself the language... there's certainly things you have missed.