Creating Characters

1. Print out or download the ARMAGEDDON character sheet here, or you can use one of your own. Just be sure it has all the same information.
2. Think of a name. If you're having trouble coming up with a name, you can find a whole truckload of names from every nationality you can think of here.
3. Once you have a name, describe your character. Eyes, hair color, and occupation should be the easiest to think of. Next would be age and birthdate (remember that this takes place in 2021). Height and weight are a bit trickier, and will require a bit of figuring.
4. Next, make a brief bio for your character. Is your character an accomplished diplomat, or a high school dropout? A basic summary of what makes this character tick is useful here.
5. Now you can get to making your hidden bio. Most people in Evangelion have a past that not many people know about. A brief history is needed, but you need not put all the details yet. That will probably come later as the story progresses.
6. Now you can define your skills. If you have some area that you standout in, you need to put it here. Say if you are the accomplished diplomat, you should have something like "Diplomacy-12" where Diplomacy is your skill, and the 12 is your skill rating. For your convienience I have made up a chart of skill ratings so that you can easily assign values to your skills.




1) Completely incompetant 2) 3) Inept 4) Clumsy, but manageable 5) 6) 7) Competant. This is the average for most skills 8) 9) 10) Proficiant 11) 12) 13) Highly skilled 14) 15) 16) 17) Expert 18) 19) 20) Master

Color Key No training or experience Some experience needed Special training needed Extensive training needed

7. Finally, you can list your equipment. This can be anything that you think your character will need for normal game play. Clothes don't count as equipment, and make sure that you character can feasably carry his equipment. For example, a technican can't carry 20 different tools without some kind of case. Most of the time, you'll also want to carry a wallet with a little bit of money in it. The GM might be generous and reward you with more money for good roleplaying
8. If you printed out your character sheet, you'll need to download it now and type in all the information in all the right places. Then you'll be ready to email your character to me here. You'll also need to make sure that I recieve your email address and possibly your ICQ number. Personally, I don't really need these, but I may need to contact you about your character (i.e. say you're a technician and an Angel makes a surprise appearance, I'll need to contact some people to play in an important scene, and you might be chosen!). I promise I won't put you on a mailing list or anything, I just need to be able to contact you should the need arise.