Crispy™ The most attractive RPG protagonists/characters

[Fargus]

Dragons Dogma bitches

 

[Kabas]

Damn, thats some healthy looking she-elf. Usually most are borderline anorexic.

 

[ds]

 

[Hagashager]

 

[KörangarTheMighty]

 

[430am]

 

[ds]

Jeanette from VtM: Bloodlines

#1, No Contest. The first and only time I felt a bunch of polygons were truly hot.

So what games can you play with a lonely girl on a rainy day?

 

[Covenant]

Not a fan. Her accent alone is pretty much a Power Word: Flaccid spell.

 

[retinoid]

Geralt can be either in this thread or the thread about the ugliest protagonists, depending on the game you choose.

 

[Modron]

Two of the random city npc entries in that journal were better.

 

[ShaggyMoose]

I recall this one from my childhood...

 

[DemonKing]

I recall this one from my childhood...

Those were the days:

 

[Aarwolf]

 

[Zed Duke of Banville]

I like the Witcher hotties but the games suck so I'm going with:

Damn, thats some healthy looking she-elf. Usually most are borderline anorexic.

Keith Parkinson tended to draw robust women:

 

[NoMoneyNoFameNoDame]

https://i.imgur.com/Jh3olkQ.png

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A random female human/hybrid from Redaxium 2.

 

[hayst]

 

[ds]

Two of the random city npc entries in that journal were better.

More into older goths then?

The rest of the assets are pretty average, don't you think?

I like how the upper townie has a more revealing dress than the harlot.

 

[Arryosha]

Plus one of the coolest characters, backstory-wise

 

[deuxhero]

Most attractive RPG character? That's easy! It's pic related.

Spoiler

I'll admit however, that as attractive as he is, he is equal parts repulsive.

 

[Funposter]

dark side bastilla is my gf

 

[Zarniwoop]

I too enjoy walking around the desert in scuba gear minus a regulator.

 

[BrotherFrank]

Rynn from Drakan.

Her games were good too, an underrated heroine overall.

 

[Zarniwoop]

Thread’s title is “The most attractive RPG protagonists/characters” not characters you want to romance or sleep with.

Nice save.

I would've used the excuse that you were around her age when you first played the game.

Whatever dude, HHR! just picked the first female character he could think of to avoid outing himself.

Again.

 

[deuxhero]

You think 14 is legal in the Star Wars setting?

Time to put my lore hat on:
RPG material gives the requirements to get a captain's license for licensed starship operation as a fee of 200 credits (for comparison an "average" meal at a restaurant is 10, a night at an "average" hotel is 50, and a cheap slugthrower pistol is 250) and either 10 years of "starship experience" (explicitly stated to be something a starting character can qualify for, suggesting stuff like growing up on a merchant ship is sufficient) or an additional 300 credits. These requirements notably do not include an age minimum. The same material also details the requirements for legally buying restricted goods (including weapons and self-propelled vehicles), and they are described as merely fees and bureaucracy for most levels (the level assigned to most small arms and armed ships) and once again lack any mention of an age requirement. All three systems (WEG, d20, SE) with these rules explicitly support and sometimes even encourage playing as a child too, so it's not like they just assumed nobody would play as a minor. That's already two indications against there being restriction on age. The X-Wing comics have Soontir Fel filling in for his sick father in commercial transport doesn't appear to have been much legal concern since it's an open secret and the beaucrats who want to get rid of him don't just have him arrested for that. Titus Klev's backstory, given in Dark Empire Sourcebook, establishes the age to join an Imperial military unit as 17, but also that he was able to join at 13 with an instructor's recommendation.

This would suggest age restrictions aren't hard restrictions in the EU. From a world building prospective, I can't possibly imagine how any law based on a hard age number would work when sapient species with vastly different lifespans live adjacently. Even setting it per species is of dubious workability with the sheer variety present on well populated planets.

edit: Just remembered: In Darth Plagieus, it's mentioned Palpatine is under his dad's control till he's 18, but this implied to be a Naboo law/custom, not a galactic one.

 

[Fedora Master]

Codex has some basic bitch taste