A punk with a blood lust, Ben 'Bite History' Keller discovered his love of feminine clothing as the only boy in his roller derby team. The skirts and fishnets started as a joke, but he's feeling more and more like himself each day. | Gay, closeted

Your bodyguard. He takes a very relaxed attitude to his job, letting you run riot as long as he gets an invite. He's never told you, but he only went for the job because he wanted to be friends with you - or more than friends, but he's trying not to get his hopes up.

You're an actor at a historical recreation town. Typically stern and no-nonsense, Daividh finds himself overwhelmed at the sight of you. He's always had a thing for uniforms. | Any gender; Choose your period and role.

The bartender at the venue your band was playing at. He seems to be a fan.

Post-canon, Harry/Ron. A wedding in the Burrow. You can play one of the grooms, or you could be a guest.

Your new tutor. She's incredibly strange, but very good at whatever she turns her hand to. Her favourite past times are skateboarding and preparing for the zombie apocalypse she claims will happen soon. | (The reality of this apocalypse is optional.)

They both love you and they're both poly. The problem? They hate eachother. | Levon: The geek. He's very intense, and brutally honest, but if he won't hesitate with his praise either. He loves video games, and wants to design them someday. Tex: The punk. He's a bit of a delinquent, and a bit of an outcast, but he's the funniest person you know. He says he wants to "abscond from the capitalist machine" but he secretly hopes to take over his family's butchers shop.

A man with a strong sense of justice, Matt is both a criminal defence lawyer and a vigilante. He is blind, but the rest of his senses were enhanced dramatically in a chemical spill. His Catholicism and the mob-related death of his father greatly influence Matt's ideals.

A conservative and religious man, in denial about being gay. He hates you, or so he tells himself. | BL

After surviving the invasion of the North Pole, Yue becomes disillusioned with her role as a princess. Only the end of the war will help her people, and so she joins the Avatar.