A verbose pirate. An eternal child, fascinated with triangles. An archeologist with formerly triangular breasts. A post-apocalyptic hunter. A monster hunter . A plumber and his brother. A man in the wrong place . The Kid. A witch wearing her hair as an outfit. An indoctrinated space saviour . A vampire. Bricks. A Dog and a Rabbit (at the same time). The Death Salesman. A Cyborg with a fancy coat. A Hacker. A Prisoner. The ruler of an ancient race. Amoeba . Most gamers have led multiple lives and inhabited many number of bodies. This sounds esoteric, but considering the number of characters invented for, or translated into gaming, magic is not required, save for the suspension of belief and its recreation. The key phrase is “role-playing”, the freedom to recreate yourself in someone else’s image, and discover how it aligns with the perception of your self. Playing a particular character can be compared to assuming a role in a play, or fil...
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