Page Purpose
Many authors don't write a bio for their characters and just develop them as they go, but have a good idea of who their characters are before hand along with their story idea. While this may work for some writers; it is a leading cause of the '2d Effect' in which the character is flat and boring.
Neopets was supposed to be a site in which college students could relax away from the stress of real life and enjoy owning a pet, or even, becoming immersed in the world of Neopia. This page is meant to be a guide on how to develop the characters in your story of Neopia. Which is truly necessary, or we wouldn't have amazing lore like the Lost Desert Plot, the Faeries Ruin with Hanso and Brynn...
When developing your characters, you will want to work in an organic manner, whereby you develop your characters before your overall storyline. It is suggested that you use your characters to help move the storyline forward, or at least to benefit the central storyline.
Ensure your lead characters' development occurs in an arc-like movement, whereby, initially, we learn of protagonist's ordinary life (pre-conflict); then the conflict is introduced and the protagonist becomes somewhat affected; the antagonist comes in and does further damage, eventually leading up the point where the protagonist gets further debilitated until a solution arrives, and all is satisfactorily resolved.
To start with, you have an idea of the story and it's characters (neither can exist without the other). And then you begin your process of refining both, together. Even the writers who spend hours building complex and detailed backstories are actually taking decisions about what can happen in the story, they are narrowing the possible paths that the story can take, by adding more details about the characters. And once they begin a first draft, many of those details will change.
One way to make your pet distinguished is to earn trophies for them, there are many to choose from, and other activities that can earn nps for you at the same time.
Some activities to keep your pet happy, along with yourself!
There are of course many things not listed here that you can do on the site, but I wanted to keep this page pet related!
Neopets was supposed to be a site in which college students could relax away from the stress of real life and enjoy owning a pet, or even, becoming immersed in the world of Neopia. This page is meant to be a guide on how to develop the characters in your story of Neopia. Which is truly necessary, or we wouldn't have amazing lore like the Lost Desert Plot, the Faeries Ruin with Hanso and Brynn...
When developing your characters, you will want to work in an organic manner, whereby you develop your characters before your overall storyline. It is suggested that you use your characters to help move the storyline forward, or at least to benefit the central storyline.
Ensure your lead characters' development occurs in an arc-like movement, whereby, initially, we learn of protagonist's ordinary life (pre-conflict); then the conflict is introduced and the protagonist becomes somewhat affected; the antagonist comes in and does further damage, eventually leading up the point where the protagonist gets further debilitated until a solution arrives, and all is satisfactorily resolved.
To start with, you have an idea of the story and it's characters (neither can exist without the other). And then you begin your process of refining both, together. Even the writers who spend hours building complex and detailed backstories are actually taking decisions about what can happen in the story, they are narrowing the possible paths that the story can take, by adding more details about the characters. And once they begin a first draft, many of those details will change.
One way to make your pet distinguished is to earn trophies for them, there are many to choose from, and other activities that can earn nps for you at the same time.
Some activities to keep your pet happy, along with yourself!
- Profile css/html
- Customizing
- Petpet & Petpetpet
- Training for the Battledome
- Art (Classic and/or Digital)
- Trophies (Beauty Contest, Book/tastic, Customisation, Gourmet)
- Pet pages - For your use, or theirs
- Stories, poems, reoleplaying
- Fishing, feeding, playing
- Morphing, painting, cross-painting
Absolute Basics
Species, Colour, & Gender
First off; WHAT kind of Neopet do you want to own?
A Robot Draik, a Baby Jubjub, or a Mutant Kiko. It only really matters to you.
These three attributes of Neopets can be changed as often as you have the means to do so. So your pet could cycle Keep in mind, not every species is available in every color! The best place to check and see if the pet you want is even possible is at the Rainbow Pool; as TNT releases new combinations all the time.
Available Colors:
Chia: agueena chia, apple chia, asparagus chia, aubergine chia, avocado chia, blueberry chia, carrot chia, chokato chia, durian chia, gooseberry chia, grape chia, lemon chia, lime chia, onion chia orange chia*, pea chia, peach chia, pear chia, pepper chia, pineapple chia, plum chia, strawberry chia, thornberry chia, and tomato chia.
Other: Alien, Coconut, Mallow, MSP, Quiguki, Usuki
Available Species:
A Robot Draik, a Baby Jubjub, or a Mutant Kiko. It only really matters to you.
These three attributes of Neopets can be changed as often as you have the means to do so. So your pet could cycle Keep in mind, not every species is available in every color! The best place to check and see if the pet you want is even possible is at the Rainbow Pool; as TNT releases new combinations all the time.
Available Colors:
- 8-bit
- Baby
- Biscuit
- Blue
- Brown
- Camouflage
- Checkered
- Chocolate
- Christmas
- Clay
- Cloud
- Custard
- Darigan
- Dimensional
- Disco Fever
- Elderly
- Electric Blue
- Eventide
- Faerie
- Fire, Fire, Your
Pants On Fire - Ghost
- Glowing
- Golden
- Green
- Grey
- Halloween
- Ice
- Invisible
- Jelly
- Lost Desert
- Magma
- Maractite
- Maraquan
- Mutant
- Mystery Island
- Orange
- Pastel
- Pink
- Pirate
- Plushie
- Polka Dot
- Purple
- Rainbow
- Red
- Relic
- Robot
- Royal
- Scritchy
Sketchy - Shadow
- Silver
- Skunk
- Snot
- Snow
- Speckled
- Split
- Sponge
- Spotted
- Starry
- Stealthy
- Strawberry
Fields Forever - Striped
- Swamp Gas
- Transparent
- Tyrannian
- Usuki
- Water
- White
- Woodland
- Wraith
- Yellow
- Zombie
Chia: agueena chia, apple chia, asparagus chia, aubergine chia, avocado chia, blueberry chia, carrot chia, chokato chia, durian chia, gooseberry chia, grape chia, lemon chia, lime chia, onion chia orange chia*, pea chia, peach chia, pear chia, pepper chia, pineapple chia, plum chia, strawberry chia, thornberry chia, and tomato chia.
Other: Alien, Coconut, Mallow, MSP, Quiguki, Usuki
- Acara
- Aisha
- Blumaroo
- Bori
- Bruce
- Buzz
- Chia
- Chomby
- Cybunny
- Draik
- Elephante
- Eyrie
- Flotsam
- Gelert
- Gnorbu
- Grarrl
- Grundo
- Hissi
- Ixi
- Jetsam
- JubJub
- Kacheek
- Kau
- Kiko
- Koi
- Korbat
- Kougra
- Krawk
- Kyrii
- Lenny
- Lupe
- Lutari
- Meerca
- Moehog
- Mynci
- Nimmo
- Ogrin
- Peophin
- Poogle
- Pteri
- Quiggle
- Ruki
- Scorchio
- Shoyru
- Skeith
- Techo
- Tonu
- Tuskaninny
- Uni
- Usul
- Vandagyre
- Wocky
- Xweetok
- Yurble
- Zafara
Name
On Neopets, pretty much the only unchangeable thing about a pet is the name. You can switch genders, colours and species as often as you like, train different stats up, even change their height and weight, but you can't change their name, or their date of birth.
So it goes to reason, that choosing a good name is worth some extra time and effort. If at all possible, choose a name that MEANS something to you. Even if it's a number or a phrase with underscores. Just make sure it is something you can see sticking with!
Naming Acronyms
So it goes to reason, that choosing a good name is worth some extra time and effort. If at all possible, choose a name that MEANS something to you. Even if it's a number or a phrase with underscores. Just make sure it is something you can see sticking with!
Naming Acronyms
- RN stands for Real Name, these are names that are used for humans in the real world. "Sarah" and "John"
- RW stands for Real Word, and means that the Neopet's name could be found in a dictionary in real life. "Fuzzy" or "Africa"
- VWN stands for Very Well-Named and includes names that are easily pronounceable, contain no un-needed letters, and are not overly long. "Draisa" or "Dragox"
- WN stands for Well-Named. Names that aren't quite common enough to be considered VWN, but are still attractive and pronounceable, will tend to fall into this category. "Draimien" or "Draikirella"
- DN stands for Decently-Named. Slightly awkward to look at, along with names formed by combining several words. "DragonFire" "Betteyh" or "CHEERFULGIRL"
- BN stands for Badly-Named. Names that contain random jumbles of letters to the point where it's not clear how they'd be pronounced, or names cluttered with extra letters, underscores and the occasional number, tend to fall into this category.
- VBN stands for Very Badly-Named. Names with strings of numbers attached, that are obviously a joke or insult to the pet or his/her owner, or that drastically misspell something in a way that appears unfortunate rather than funny, are placed in this category. VBNs are generally the hardest pets to foster.
Aquisition
Most Neopets can just be created through the Create-a-Pet feature whenever the desire strikes. You chooose an available name, choose between red, green, blue, or yellow; a few personality traits, and and 3 options for 'stats.'
Limited Edition/Restricted Species:
Chomby, Cybunny, Draik, Grundo, Hissi, Jetsam, Kiko, Koi, Krawk, Lutari, Poogle, Ruki, Tonu.
These pets do have the option to create one is made available at the Create a Neopet page.
But if you can't find an available name, or want an LE/R pet without waiting for their day; you can adopt from the pound, adopt from another user, or trade another user for their pet.
Limited Edition/Restricted Species:
Chomby, Cybunny, Draik, Grundo, Hissi, Jetsam, Kiko, Koi, Krawk, Lutari, Poogle, Ruki, Tonu.
These pets do have the option to create one is made available at the Create a Neopet page.
But if you can't find an available name, or want an LE/R pet without waiting for their day; you can adopt from the pound, adopt from another user, or trade another user for their pet.
Physical Descriptions
Physical description should only be included if it is relevant. Not many people want to see half page of physical characteristics, then find the character dies three pages later. However, if he was too big to fit the coffin for instance, that would appear earlier in the story; as it would be relevant.
Depending on your style of writing, establishing exactly what they look like is of pretty minor importance in scheme of things. It's ok to generally allude to a character's appearance when they're first introduced, then never ever present a complete description of them again.
That said giving them a backstory is of paramount importance, as well as establishing some basics about their personality and relationships with any other characters. Otherwise you're likely going to end up with a character more or less lacking in any sort of reader pull early on in the work, which is where you need to be doing the most work to convince readers that they should be interested in the story.
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That said giving them a backstory is of paramount importance, as well as establishing some basics about their personality and relationships with any other characters. Otherwise you're likely going to end up with a character more or less lacking in any sort of reader pull early on in the work, which is where you need to be doing the most work to convince readers that they should be interested in the story.
Pet Attributes
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Personal Goals
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Emotional Satus
You have to have a good idea of who your characters are before you write them. Who they are, how they were raised or how broken they are will determine how they react to situations. If you have flat characters with no personalities, no life problems, they will not make for very interesting reading. I often talk about compelling characters and this is exactly what I mean. A very sweet woman. a young new student, who was daddy's little girl, sheltered for most of her life, is not going to have the same verbal or physical reaction to bad news or bad luck as a crusty pirate. You have to know what you're dealing with in order to write realistic dialogue and reactions. Each character will have their own style of speaking, body language, and attitude.
When creating your characters, a lot of the details about them will never truly make it into the story, but it is very important for you the author to know these things about them. Their history will affect how the plot of the sotry is going to cause them to react. Just try to make sure that you aren't shoving unrelated details in front of the reader just because you have them.
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Types of personality flaws
These are just a few of of the basics to give you an idea of what you can add to a character. There are loads more out there, and everyone has their favourites. Use more than one. A character can't just be a kleptomaniac... let her be clumsy and sarcastic, too.
There two basic types of characters, their qualities, functions, and importance for the development of the novel: flat characters and round characters. Flat characters are two-dimensional, in that they are relatively uncomplicated and do not change throughout the course of a work. By contrast, round characters are complex and undergo development, sometimes sufficiently to surprise the reader.
* Sarcastic or Cynical. Maybe it's just me, but I'm a sucker for guys who are constantly insulting everyone in a very funny way. Try to decide why the character is sarcastic, though... What makes him moody or bitter in his humour? What happened in his past to make him insult everyone now? Is he afraid of relationships or wary of trust?
* Egocentric. Let the character think she's better than everyone. If other people can do something, she can do it better. She's also much more intelligent than everyone, and, of course, the most beautiful. She's fun to write and fun to read, because you love to hate her.
* Easily Fascinated. I just love a character who will stare at balloons forever and delights at a passing butterfly. They're flaky, they're shallow, they're generally useless, but they're so funny to watch. They spout off the randomest pieces of knowledge and don't know when to shut up.
* Fierce or hot-tempered. This one is becoming a bit overdone, but I still enjoy a girl who's more likely to knock you out than allow you to rescue her. If you go for the gender-role-reversal thing, a fierce girl is a lot more fun to write than the usual damsel-in-distress. Hot-tempered guys can be great, too - he may be easily provoked or loses his temper at the mention of his father. But don't overdo it. How many people got really annoyed by Harry's constant angst in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix?
* Mysterious. You have to be careful with this one, but sometimes it's interesting to have a character who you can't predict and who's thoughts and actions you don't understand. It can get annoying, though, if the character knows more than the reader. So be careful.
* Hyperactive or Flamboyant. A character that never seems to run out of energy or questions can be amusing. Maybe he has an obsession with trying to get the other characters to dance with him. This is a fun one if you like gender-role-reversals. Guys who are easily excitable and like to give big sloppy kisses don't come along too often, and we love to laugh at their antics.
* Melodramatic. The drama queen (or king). This is a character who exaggerates everything and makes tiny events seem like huge catastrophes. She's fun to write and even more fun to read. This is the character who jumps to conclusions and thinks everything is way funnier than it is.
* The Bully. Personally, I like the guy that pushes everyone around. He thinks he's cool, but maybe he's secretly really insecure. A good example would be Sirius Black and James Potter from the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling.
* The Nerd. Okay, so it's fun to have a girl who rattles off physics equations in the middle of battle and tries to predict events based on scientific calculations... espcecially if she's wrong or no-one ever listens to her. Another variation of the nerd is the kid who's rather the swot and always likes to be right.
* Accident Prone. She screws things up because she trips over her own feet. She's clumsy. She gets in the way, and she can't be stealthy no matter how hard she tries. She drops things.
* Forgetful or absent-minded. He's sort of dim, gets teased a lot, puts his shoes on the wrong feet. Perhaps he's brilliant but can't remember more than two things at once. He can't remember why he's in the kitchen or where he put his glasses.
* Compulsively lies. She rarely tells the truth. Lies are so much more interesting - and it's not really lying, it's just a form of acting. She may give her companions wrong directions and after awhile they may not trust her very much. Useful if you like the boy-who-cried-wolf type of story, where she doesn't tell the truth until it really matters, and then no-one believes her.
* Awkward. He's nervous and a little paranoid and doesn't know what to do with himself when a girl is in the vicinity. He may trip over his own tongue or be fearful of revealing anything about himself.
* A Hypochondriac. She's convinced she's dying. A splinter becomes life-threatening, and she cannot travel if she has bruised her knee. Occasionally she crashes into hard surfaces 'on accident' and sustains grievous injuries. She always thinks she's ill or coming down with something contagious.
* A Kleptomaniac. He compulsively steals things. His companions don't understand why their shoestrings and coins seem to disappear. Most of the time, he doesn't, either.
* A Pyromaniac. It doesn't get much better than a fire-obsessed girl who likes to experiment. Whoever knew that the hero's boots burn such a strange shade of blue? Or that unicorn hair won't burn unless you douse it in beer?
* Anything that ends in -iac. Noticing a theme, aren't we?
Archetypes
Actor
Absent Minded Scientist
Addict
Agitator
Alchemist
Anarchist
Apothecary
Apprentice
Arch Mage
Artist
Athlete/Jock
Author/Journalist/Writer
Avenger
Bailiff
Beggar
Boatman
Bodyguard
Bondsman
Bounty Hunter
Brute
Bully
Bureaucrat
Caregiver
Cave man/woman
Chaos Engineer
Child
Clown/Harlequin/Mime
Companion
Coward
Crone
Crook
Damsel
Dark/Black Knight
Detective
Dictator
Dilettante
Diplomat
Disciple
Diva
Dreamer
Entertainer
Envoy
Eternal
Evil Twin
False Hero
Femme Fatale
Fisherman
Fool
Gambler
Geek/Nerd
Gentleman Thief
God
Goddess
Gossip
Grave Robber
Healer
Hedge Wizard
Hermit
Hero
Historian
Homebody
Hunter
Innovator
Jailer
Judge
King
Knight
Knight Errant
Liberator
Mad Scientist
Mage
Magician
Man-At-Arms
Marauder
Martyr
Matriarch
Mediator
Mercenary
Messenger
Midas
Miner
Muse
Mystic
Noble
Olympian
Outlaw
Patriarch
Peasant
Pilgrim
Pioneer
Poet
Politician
Predator
Priest
Prince
Princess
Professor/Teacher
Prophet
Puppet
Queen
Rake
Rebel
Redeemer
Revolutionary
Robot
Rouge
Saboteur
Sadist
Sage
Scholar
Scout
Scribe
Seaman
Seductress
Seeker
Seer
Servant
Settler
Shaman
Shieldbreaker
Sidekick
Skirmisher
Slave
Smuggler
Sneak
Socialite
Soldier
Sorcerer
Squire
Storyteller
Student
Super Soldier
Thief
Thug
Toll Keeper
Tradesman
Tramp
Tyrant
Underdog
Vagabond
Valet
Vampire
Victim
Visionary
Warrior
Watchman
Wizard
Woodsman
Zealot
Zombie
Absent Minded Scientist
Addict
Agitator
Alchemist
Anarchist
Apothecary
Apprentice
Arch Mage
Artist
Athlete/Jock
Author/Journalist/Writer
Avenger
Bailiff
Beggar
Boatman
Bodyguard
Bondsman
Bounty Hunter
Brute
Bully
Bureaucrat
Caregiver
Cave man/woman
Chaos Engineer
Child
Clown/Harlequin/Mime
Companion
Coward
Crone
Crook
Damsel
Dark/Black Knight
Detective
Dictator
Dilettante
Diplomat
Disciple
Diva
Dreamer
Entertainer
Envoy
Eternal
Evil Twin
False Hero
Femme Fatale
Fisherman
Fool
Gambler
Geek/Nerd
Gentleman Thief
God
Goddess
Gossip
Grave Robber
Healer
Hedge Wizard
Hermit
Hero
Historian
Homebody
Hunter
Innovator
Jailer
Judge
King
Knight
Knight Errant
Liberator
Mad Scientist
Mage
Magician
Man-At-Arms
Marauder
Martyr
Matriarch
Mediator
Mercenary
Messenger
Midas
Miner
Muse
Mystic
Noble
Olympian
Outlaw
Patriarch
Peasant
Pilgrim
Pioneer
Poet
Politician
Predator
Priest
Prince
Princess
Professor/Teacher
Prophet
Puppet
Queen
Rake
Rebel
Redeemer
Revolutionary
Robot
Rouge
Saboteur
Sadist
Sage
Scholar
Scout
Scribe
Seaman
Seductress
Seeker
Seer
Servant
Settler
Shaman
Shieldbreaker
Sidekick
Skirmisher
Slave
Smuggler
Sneak
Socialite
Soldier
Sorcerer
Squire
Storyteller
Student
Super Soldier
Thief
Thug
Toll Keeper
Tradesman
Tramp
Tyrant
Underdog
Vagabond
Valet
Vampire
Victim
Visionary
Warrior
Watchman
Wizard
Woodsman
Zealot
Zombie
Personality Components
Personality Components are those emotional and psychological attributes a person may possess.
Use the list to select components to be added to your pet's character sheet. Each character should possess several attributes in order to be well-rounded.
Abrasive
Abusive
Accident-prone
Accommodating
Accomplished
Adaptable
Adventurous
Affectionate
Aggressive
Agnostic
Agreeable
Alone
Aloof
Ambitious
Amusing
Angry
Annoying
Antisocial
Anxious
Apathetic
Apologetic
Appreciative
Apprehensive
Approachable
Argumentative
Aristocratic
Arrogant
Articulate
Artistic
Assertive
Audacious
Authoritative
Belligerent
Bewildered
Bewitching
Blunt
Boisterous
Bored
Bossy
Brave
Brazen
Calculating
Callous
Carefree
Careful
Charismatic
Charming
Chaste
Cheerful
Chic
Classy
Clingy
Clumsy
Cocky
Compassionate
Compliant
Composed
Compulsive
Conceited
Condescending
Confident
Confused
Congenial
Conscientious
Conservative
Considerate
Consistent
Content
Contrite
Controlling
Conventional
Cooperative
Cowardly
Crafty
Cranky
Creative
Critical
Crude
Cruel
Cultured
Cunning
Curious
Cynical
Daffy
Dainty
Debonair
Deceitful
Decent
Defiant
Delicate
Dependent
Despicable
Detached
Determined
Dignified
Direct
Disciplined
Disgusting
Dishonest
Disorganized
Distant
Distraught
Dogmatic
Domineering
Dowdy
Downtrodden
Dramatic
Dull
Dumb
Easy-going
Eccentric
Educated
Egocentric
Egotistic
Elusive
Embittered
Emotional
Empathetic
Energetic
Enigmatic
Enthusiastic
Excessive
Excitable
Exotic
Extravagant
Exuberant
Faithful
Fanatical
Fashionista
Fatalistic
Fearless
Feisty
Finicky
Flamboyant
Flexible
Flighty
Flippant
Flirtatious
Flustered
Focused
Forgiving
Fragile
Frank
Friendly
Frigid
Frugal
Frustrated
Fun-loving
Gaudy
Gentle
Glamorous
Gloomy
Good-natured
Graceful
Gracious
Grandiose
Greedy
Gregarious
Grotesque
Grumpy
Haggard
Hateful
Heartbroken
Hesitant
Holy
Honest
Honorable
Hopeful
Hospitable
Humble
Hypocritical
Hysterical
Idiosyncratic
Ignorant
Imaginative
Immature
Immodest
Impatient
Impeccable
Impudent
Impulsive
Incoherent
Incompetent
Inconsiderate
Indecisive
Independent
Indifferent
Indiscreet
Inept
Infantile
Informed
Inhibited
Inhumane
Innocent
Inquisitive
Insecure
Insensitive
Insightful
Insouciant
Insulting
Intellectual
Intelligent
Intelligent
Intimidating
Intolerant
Introspective
Introverted
Intuitive
Inventive
Irresponsible
Irreverent
Irritable
Jealous
Judgmental
Kind
Knowledgeable
Lascivious
Lazy
Lethargic
Lewd
Liberal
Logical
Lonely
Loud
Loving
Loyal
Macho
Malicious
Maniacal
Manipulative
Masochistic
Materialistic
Mature
Mean
Melodramatic
Merciful
Messy
Meticulous
Miserly
Modest
Moody
Naïve
Narcissistic
Nasty
Needy
Neurotic
Noble
Noisy
Non-committing
Nonchalant
Nostalgic
Obedient
Obnoxious
Obscene
Observant
Obsessive
Open-minded
Opinionated
Opportunistic
Optimistic
Organized
Ornery
Outgoing
Outspoken
Overbearing
Paranoid
Passionate
Passive
Patient
Perceptive
Persistent
Persuasive
Pert
Perverted
Pessimistic
Petty
Philanthropic
Pious
Plain
Polite
Pompous
Practical
Presumptuous
Pretentious
Prim
Private
Profane
Promiscuous
Prosaic
Proud
Psychopathic
Psychotic
Pushy
Quiet
Quirky
Rational
Rebellious
Reclusive
Reliable
Remorseful
Remote
Resentful
Reserved
Resilient
Respectful
Righteous
Romantic
Rowdy
Rude
Ruthless
Sadistic
Saintly
Sarcastic
Sassy
Savvy
Scatterbrained
Self-absorbed
Self-conscious
Self-effacing
Self-righteous
Selfish
Selfless
Senile
Sensitive
Sensual
Sentimental
Serene
Serious
Shallow
Sheepish
Shy
Silent
Silly
Simple
Sincere
Sleazy
Slimy
Sloppy
Sluggish
Smart
Sneaky
Snobby
Soft-spoken
Spiritual
Spiteful
Squeamish
Stealthy
Stern
Stingy
Stoical
Straight-laced
Strict
Strong
Stubborn
Stupid
Submissive
Subtle
Supportive
Surly
Suspicious
Sweet
Sympathetic
Tactful
Talkative
Telepathic
Temperamental
Tense
Tentative
Thoughtful
Thrifty
Timid
Tireless
Tolerant
Tough
Traitorous
Transparent
Trendy
Trivial
Trusting
Tyrannical
Unapproachable
Unassuming
Unclean
Uncommunicative
Unconventional
Underhanded
Uneasy
Uninhibited
Unmotivated
Unreasonable
Unscrupulous
Vain
Vengeful
Verbose
Vindictive
Virtuous
Vivacious
Vulgar
Vulnerable
Weak
Well-groomed
Wholesome
Wicked
Withdrawn
Witty
Worldly
Zany
Zealous
Use the list to select components to be added to your pet's character sheet. Each character should possess several attributes in order to be well-rounded.
Abrasive
Abusive
Accident-prone
Accommodating
Accomplished
Adaptable
Adventurous
Affectionate
Aggressive
Agnostic
Agreeable
Alone
Aloof
Ambitious
Amusing
Angry
Annoying
Antisocial
Anxious
Apathetic
Apologetic
Appreciative
Apprehensive
Approachable
Argumentative
Aristocratic
Arrogant
Articulate
Artistic
Assertive
Audacious
Authoritative
Belligerent
Bewildered
Bewitching
Blunt
Boisterous
Bored
Bossy
Brave
Brazen
Calculating
Callous
Carefree
Careful
Charismatic
Charming
Chaste
Cheerful
Chic
Classy
Clingy
Clumsy
Cocky
Compassionate
Compliant
Composed
Compulsive
Conceited
Condescending
Confident
Confused
Congenial
Conscientious
Conservative
Considerate
Consistent
Content
Contrite
Controlling
Conventional
Cooperative
Cowardly
Crafty
Cranky
Creative
Critical
Crude
Cruel
Cultured
Cunning
Curious
Cynical
Daffy
Dainty
Debonair
Deceitful
Decent
Defiant
Delicate
Dependent
Despicable
Detached
Determined
Dignified
Direct
Disciplined
Disgusting
Dishonest
Disorganized
Distant
Distraught
Dogmatic
Domineering
Dowdy
Downtrodden
Dramatic
Dull
Dumb
Easy-going
Eccentric
Educated
Egocentric
Egotistic
Elusive
Embittered
Emotional
Empathetic
Energetic
Enigmatic
Enthusiastic
Excessive
Excitable
Exotic
Extravagant
Exuberant
Faithful
Fanatical
Fashionista
Fatalistic
Fearless
Feisty
Finicky
Flamboyant
Flexible
Flighty
Flippant
Flirtatious
Flustered
Focused
Forgiving
Fragile
Frank
Friendly
Frigid
Frugal
Frustrated
Fun-loving
Gaudy
Gentle
Glamorous
Gloomy
Good-natured
Graceful
Gracious
Grandiose
Greedy
Gregarious
Grotesque
Grumpy
Haggard
Hateful
Heartbroken
Hesitant
Holy
Honest
Honorable
Hopeful
Hospitable
Humble
Hypocritical
Hysterical
Idiosyncratic
Ignorant
Imaginative
Immature
Immodest
Impatient
Impeccable
Impudent
Impulsive
Incoherent
Incompetent
Inconsiderate
Indecisive
Independent
Indifferent
Indiscreet
Inept
Infantile
Informed
Inhibited
Inhumane
Innocent
Inquisitive
Insecure
Insensitive
Insightful
Insouciant
Insulting
Intellectual
Intelligent
Intelligent
Intimidating
Intolerant
Introspective
Introverted
Intuitive
Inventive
Irresponsible
Irreverent
Irritable
Jealous
Judgmental
Kind
Knowledgeable
Lascivious
Lazy
Lethargic
Lewd
Liberal
Logical
Lonely
Loud
Loving
Loyal
Macho
Malicious
Maniacal
Manipulative
Masochistic
Materialistic
Mature
Mean
Melodramatic
Merciful
Messy
Meticulous
Miserly
Modest
Moody
Naïve
Narcissistic
Nasty
Needy
Neurotic
Noble
Noisy
Non-committing
Nonchalant
Nostalgic
Obedient
Obnoxious
Obscene
Observant
Obsessive
Open-minded
Opinionated
Opportunistic
Optimistic
Organized
Ornery
Outgoing
Outspoken
Overbearing
Paranoid
Passionate
Passive
Patient
Perceptive
Persistent
Persuasive
Pert
Perverted
Pessimistic
Petty
Philanthropic
Pious
Plain
Polite
Pompous
Practical
Presumptuous
Pretentious
Prim
Private
Profane
Promiscuous
Prosaic
Proud
Psychopathic
Psychotic
Pushy
Quiet
Quirky
Rational
Rebellious
Reclusive
Reliable
Remorseful
Remote
Resentful
Reserved
Resilient
Respectful
Righteous
Romantic
Rowdy
Rude
Ruthless
Sadistic
Saintly
Sarcastic
Sassy
Savvy
Scatterbrained
Self-absorbed
Self-conscious
Self-effacing
Self-righteous
Selfish
Selfless
Senile
Sensitive
Sensual
Sentimental
Serene
Serious
Shallow
Sheepish
Shy
Silent
Silly
Simple
Sincere
Sleazy
Slimy
Sloppy
Sluggish
Smart
Sneaky
Snobby
Soft-spoken
Spiritual
Spiteful
Squeamish
Stealthy
Stern
Stingy
Stoical
Straight-laced
Strict
Strong
Stubborn
Stupid
Submissive
Subtle
Supportive
Surly
Suspicious
Sweet
Sympathetic
Tactful
Talkative
Telepathic
Temperamental
Tense
Tentative
Thoughtful
Thrifty
Timid
Tireless
Tolerant
Tough
Traitorous
Transparent
Trendy
Trivial
Trusting
Tyrannical
Unapproachable
Unassuming
Unclean
Uncommunicative
Unconventional
Underhanded
Uneasy
Uninhibited
Unmotivated
Unreasonable
Unscrupulous
Vain
Vengeful
Verbose
Vindictive
Virtuous
Vivacious
Vulgar
Vulnerable
Weak
Well-groomed
Wholesome
Wicked
Withdrawn
Witty
Worldly
Zany
Zealous
Hobbies
Aerobics
Aeromodeling
Amateur Radio
Animal trainer
Architectural Design
Arts
Astrology
Astronomy
Backgammon
Baking
Baseball
Basketball
Beach/Sun tanning
Beachcombing
Beadwork
Beatboxing
Bell Ringing
Belly Dancing
Bicycling
Bird watching
Birding
BoardGames
Boating
Boating
Body Building
Bonsai Tree
Bowling
Boxing
Bridge
Building Dollhouses
Butterfly Watching
Calligraphy
Camping
Candle Making
Canoeing
Cave Diving
Chess
Cloud Watching
Collecting
Collecting Antiques
Collecting Artwork
Compose Music
Computer activities
Cooking
Crafts
Crochet
Crochet
Crocheting
Cross-Stitch
Cross-Stitch
Crossword Puzzles
Dancing
Dancing
Daydreaming
Digital Photography
Dolls
Dominoes
Drawing
Eating out
Educational Courses
Electronics
Embroidery
Entertaining
Exercise (aerobics, weights)
Farming
Fashion Design
Fast cars
Fencing
Firework creation
Fish Keeping
Fishing
Flying
Football
Foreign Languages
Frisbee Golf - Frolf
Fundraising
Games
Gardening
Gardening
Genealogy
Genealogy
Geocaching
Going to movies
Golf
Graphic Design
Guitar
Hang gliding
Hiking
Hiking
Home Repair
Home Theater
Hot air ballooning
Hula Hooping
Hunting
Illusion
Jet Engines
Jewelry Design
Jewelry Making
Jigsaw Puzzles
Juggling
Karaoke
Kites
Knitting
Knotting
Landscape Design
Macramé
Magic
Martial Arts
Meditation
Model Rockets
Model Ships
Models
Motorcycles
Mountain Biking
Mountain Climbing
Music
Needlepoint
Origami
Paintball
Painting
Papermache
Papermaking
Parachuting
People Watching
Photography
Piano
Playing music
Playing team sports
Pond Watching
Pottery
Puppetry
Pyrotechnics
Quilting
Rafting
Reading
Recycling
Relaxing
Renting movies
Robotics
Rock Climbing
Rockets
Running
Sailing
Scrapbooking
Scuba Diving
Shopping
Skating
Skiing
Snowboarding
Star Gazing
Surf Fishing
Surfing
Swimming
Tea Tasting
Tennis
Tetris
Textiles
The art of Tea
Theater
Tombstone Rubbing
Traveling
Treasure Hunting
TV watching
Urban Exploration
Video Games
Volunteering
Walking
Watching sporting events
Web Surfing
Windsurfing
Woodworking
Writing
Yoga
YoYo
Aeromodeling
Amateur Radio
Animal trainer
Architectural Design
Arts
Astrology
Astronomy
Backgammon
Baking
Baseball
Basketball
Beach/Sun tanning
Beachcombing
Beadwork
Beatboxing
Bell Ringing
Belly Dancing
Bicycling
Bird watching
Birding
BoardGames
Boating
Boating
Body Building
Bonsai Tree
Bowling
Boxing
Bridge
Building Dollhouses
Butterfly Watching
Calligraphy
Camping
Candle Making
Canoeing
Cave Diving
Chess
Cloud Watching
Collecting
Collecting Antiques
Collecting Artwork
Compose Music
Computer activities
Cooking
Crafts
Crochet
Crochet
Crocheting
Cross-Stitch
Cross-Stitch
Crossword Puzzles
Dancing
Dancing
Daydreaming
Digital Photography
Dolls
Dominoes
Drawing
Eating out
Educational Courses
Electronics
Embroidery
Entertaining
Exercise (aerobics, weights)
Farming
Fashion Design
Fast cars
Fencing
Firework creation
Fish Keeping
Fishing
Flying
Football
Foreign Languages
Frisbee Golf - Frolf
Fundraising
Games
Gardening
Gardening
Genealogy
Genealogy
Geocaching
Going to movies
Golf
Graphic Design
Guitar
Hang gliding
Hiking
Hiking
Home Repair
Home Theater
Hot air ballooning
Hula Hooping
Hunting
Illusion
Jet Engines
Jewelry Design
Jewelry Making
Jigsaw Puzzles
Juggling
Karaoke
Kites
Knitting
Knotting
Landscape Design
Macramé
Magic
Martial Arts
Meditation
Model Rockets
Model Ships
Models
Motorcycles
Mountain Biking
Mountain Climbing
Music
Needlepoint
Origami
Paintball
Painting
Papermache
Papermaking
Parachuting
People Watching
Photography
Piano
Playing music
Playing team sports
Pond Watching
Pottery
Puppetry
Pyrotechnics
Quilting
Rafting
Reading
Recycling
Relaxing
Renting movies
Robotics
Rock Climbing
Rockets
Running
Sailing
Scrapbooking
Scuba Diving
Shopping
Skating
Skiing
Snowboarding
Star Gazing
Surf Fishing
Surfing
Swimming
Tea Tasting
Tennis
Tetris
Textiles
The art of Tea
Theater
Tombstone Rubbing
Traveling
Treasure Hunting
TV watching
Urban Exploration
Video Games
Volunteering
Walking
Watching sporting events
Web Surfing
Windsurfing
Woodworking
Writing
Yoga
YoYo
Pet Info Sheet
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Mel's CSS
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Nienke's Premades
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Pet Pages
That Kills Me
orgrimmar css
Vital
Checkmate
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Shadowed
Absolutely
Memoir's Premades
That One Page
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Chromatic
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Save the Magic
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Mellie's CSS
Morgan's CSS
Pixie's CSS
Mel's CSS
Silent Serenity
Izzy's Graphics
Ginn
Nienke's Premades
Sparkle
Squibbitive
Pet Pages
That Kills Me
orgrimmar css
Vital
Checkmate
Creativity
Vibe Layouts
Vibe Templates
Shadowed
Absolutely
Memoir's Premades
That One Page
Exclusive
Chromatic
Simple CSS
Save the Magic
Wanna be linked here? Mail me.
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NP Customisation Guide
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Encee's Guide
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Pop Culture
Sally's Looks
Verglas
The Costumery
Randomness
Painting & Morphing
Laonei's PB Guide
Cross Painted Pets
Repainted and Proud
Customisation
Customisation Basics
NP Customisation Guide
The Neopoint Wardrobe
Substitute
NC customizers
Best Dressed
Encee's Guide
Iridescent
Rarity's Wardrobe
Pop Culture
Sally's Looks
Verglas
The Costumery
Randomness
Painting & Morphing
Laonei's PB Guide
Cross Painted Pets
Repainted and Proud
Trophy / Training Guides
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BattleDome Info
Battledome Guide
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Deadly Dice
Deadly Dice
Customisation Contest
Customisation Spotlight
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Customisation Spotlight Archive
Customization Competition
Beauty Contest
Beauty Contest
BC Basics
HELP!!! It's the BC
Kaep's BC Guide
Lexi's BC Guide
Unofficial BC FAQ
Gourmet Food Club
Gourmet Club Page
Guide to Gourmet
Gourmet Food Trophy
Deadly Dice
Deadly Dice
Guide-less Activities
Pet Spotlight
Petpet Spotlight
PPL Award
BattleDome Info
Battledome Guide
Battledome
Battling without Spending a Fortune
Deadly Dice
Deadly Dice
Customisation Contest
Customisation Spotlight
Competitive Customisation
Customisation Spotlight Archive
Customization Competition
Beauty Contest
Beauty Contest
BC Basics
HELP!!! It's the BC
Kaep's BC Guide
Lexi's BC Guide
Unofficial BC FAQ
Gourmet Food Club
Gourmet Club Page
Guide to Gourmet
Gourmet Food Trophy
Deadly Dice
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Guide-less Activities
Pet Spotlight
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