Getting real tired of friend requests from private profiles. Either un-private your profile or get an ignore. I had way too many "friends" I never socialized with, I don't need another.
Character info at the bottom.

I'm a fun-lover, not a "win-lover." When I play, it's to enjoy the game, not win the game, so if you came expecting me to take the game seriously, then be ready for an unpleasant surprise. I don't play to win, I play to enjoy the ride.
And remember, we were all amateurs once, we all know the time it takes to become a pro, and it isn't right to let skill get to our heads.

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Lord Arrin "Nox" Eilon is a strange man. He reigns over a small town atop a secluded peak in northern Scotland. The strangest part? He's the only male on the mountain! Stranger still, he's also the only straight person there! This results in more than just a little sexual tension. But he's able to keep it in his pants, thankfully. This is, of course, thanks in part to the fact that he's cursed with immortality, which gave him plenty of time to practice.

To him, the only true crime at a party is to not bring Dublith (his favorite brand of soda, a pure sugar version of Dr. Pep, which is also a parody of Dr. Pepper), which is punishable by five slaps across the left cheek. He has a habit of forgetting most grudges after sleeping for a night. Sometimes the anger will linger, but he will no longer remember the cause of that anger.

Arrin is typically a very kind, jocose person. That said, he never did care much for religion, due to his past experiences with missionaries, priests, and the like. He will sometimes become passive aggressive towards religious individuals, but for the most part, is blunt about his opinions on them: "The moment you started praising your god, it was as if you surrendered your ability to think for yourself. That's what I hate about religion, it always feels like I'm talking to someone who has abandoned reason." It should be noted that he does , on the other hand, enjoy the nun outfits. "I don't know what it is, but something about that robe tempts me to corrupt what lies beneath it."