This is a very simple section. Basically all characters have a classification that determines their basic personality. This feature primarily helps other people determine what to expect from your character in an RP session. You need to pick a classification when you make your character and once you have chosen one you should not ask to change it. (Although a staff member still might change it if you ask nicely.) Please pick the right classification for the way you will be playing your character. If you end up playing your character the completely opposite of your classification a staff member may have it changed to a classification that better suits your actions.

Aggressive (The Bully) - A person who will exploit the weakness or shortcoming for his or her own gain...be it for a laugh or something more sinister. An aggressive character may have friends, but more often than not, they simply don't want to be on his or her bad side. These people enjoy fighting and have even been known to pick a fight out of sheer boredom- even to the death.

Defensive (The Protector) - This person does not shy away from a fight, but will also not pick a fight for no reason. They are often found defending others as well as themselves.

Apathetic (The Loner) - These people have no specific views on fighting. Although they will not shy away, they rarely participate in fights or spars except to save their own life. If attacked, they will most definitely fight back with everything they possess, and can sometimes be just as formidable as aggressive characters.

Pacifist (The Peacekeeper) - These characters detest fighting. They very rarely fight and often even attempt to halt a confrontation between other people as well. They only fight when cornered, and almost never spar.

Distant (The Bystander) - These characters avoid fights at all costs. If someone attempts to attack them, a person of this mentality will walk away or die rather than lift a weapon against another individual. Oftentimes distant-oriented people are protected by laws, official and unwritten.