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There's an easily copy-pasted template below for outlining a family and future entries in its roster. I can't color code it myself, but the rest should be good. Cheers!
Sha Dyani - Red Stag Crest
Prologue, 1666: Wahwala (Wah-HWA-lah)
Age: 18
Height: 5'3"
Build: Sturdy, slightly broad, some curves
Hair: Black, kept in braids
Eyes: Dark Brown, gentle
Skin: Light Brown
Overall Appearance: Pleasant to look at, but most wouldn't find her a great beauty in comparison with some of her relatives and other townsfolk.
Motivations: Wala is the oldest sibling in her family, given towards protecting the little ones. She greatly respects the traditions of both sides of her mixed ancestry, both Lakota and Norse. She's aware of the tales from both sides about what lies below, in the depths underneath the House on the Hill.
She has a desire to fit in with the rest of the town, acknowledging the need for strength but valuing diplomacy greatly. She is a cautious and somewhat anxious person, but tries to push herself to be brave. She likes to read, and often uses the slightly more archaic style of speech she's most often seen in books--at least when she's trying to seem formal and polite.
Chapter 1, 1694:
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Chapter 2, 1729:
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Chapter 3, 1763:
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Chapter 4, 1797:
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Chapter 5, 1830:
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Chapter 6, 1849:
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Chapter 7, 1876:
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Chapter 8, 1890:
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Chapter 9, 1901:
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Chapter 10, 1925:
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Chapter 11, 1947:
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Chapter 12, 1969:
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Chapter 13, 2004:
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Sha Dyani - Red Stag Crest
Prologue, 1666: Wahwala (Wah-HWA-lah)
Age: 18
Height: 5'3"
Build: Sturdy, slightly broad, some curves
Hair: Black, kept in braids
Eyes: Dark Brown, gentle
Skin: Light Brown
Overall Appearance: Pleasant to look at, but most wouldn't find her a great beauty in comparison with some of her relatives and other townsfolk.
Motivations: Wala is the oldest sibling in her family, given towards protecting the little ones. She greatly respects the traditions of both sides of her mixed ancestry, both Lakota and Norse. She's aware of the tales from both sides about what lies below, in the depths underneath the House on the Hill.
She has a desire to fit in with the rest of the town, acknowledging the need for strength but valuing diplomacy greatly. She is a cautious and somewhat anxious person, but tries to push herself to be brave. She likes to read, and often uses the slightly more archaic style of speech she's most often seen in books--at least when she's trying to seem formal and polite.
Chapter 1, 1694:
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Chapter 2, 1729:
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Chapter 3, 1763:
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Chapter 4, 1797:
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Chapter 5, 1830:
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Chapter 6, 1849:
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Chapter 7, 1876:
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Chapter 8, 1890:
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Chapter 9, 1901:
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Chapter 10, 1925:
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Chapter 11, 1947:
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Chapter 12, 1969:
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Chapter 13, 2004:
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