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13\$\begingroup\$ First part feels spot on! it would sound totally strange to me to put "straight" as a personality trait. So what? Green eyes too? It's not that it's not part of the character/person, it's that it says nothing about the personality, i.e. how they behave. It just doesn't fit the category.Wouldn't put it under talents or skills either. Same reason. \$\endgroup\$Frank Hopkins– Frank Hopkins2020-12-11 23:04:50 +00:00Commented Dec 11, 2020 at 23:04
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13\$\begingroup\$ The “have a conversation” part was the method we used to deal with this; he wanted personality traits to be more about how the world perceived the character rather than the character’s internal identity, and we came to a group compromise where all of us are decently happy with the result (even if it means that we lost a full quarter of the session to discussion). It was also great advice to act mature; as a group that’s not always our strong point (K and L are always bickering about something and the rest of us get drawn in) and so it was a good reminder. \$\endgroup\$Bardic Wizard– Bardic Wizard2020-12-12 22:18:41 +00:00Commented Dec 12, 2020 at 22:18
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