ColonelKronk's Player Characters

My History with Playing in RPGS
Very limited. I rarely see the other side of my screen (not that I use one), but when I do, I usually come back to GMing with a different perspective of how I want my own games to run. So here's my characters I've played in the past.... 5 years-ish?

Theren
My one-and-only elf wizard. He's so generic, he doesn't even have a last name. He did wizardly-things and some alchemy on the side. He also has made an appearance as an NPC in Tales of the Fallen Kingdom campaign. Accompanied by Salamar the tiny dragon.

Torren
A dragonborn swordmage. He, too, was very generic and has made an appearance as an NPC on one occasion in the Elabosa campaign. Manifested from 4th Edition D&D.

Quinn Puresight
A half-elf paladin that hasn't seen a whole lot of play. My first Dungeon World character.

Darian Harker
Whadda know. My first legit player character. He's a half-dwarf with a keen eye for investments. His father bought his family into politics and trade early and trained him in the way of being nice and turning up profits at the same time. When Darian got into gambling in his young adult years, things started not going so well. Lawyers and tax collectors have hounded him for a few months for their share of his gold. Since then he'd been looking for his next product when he came across Pikes & Parchment and they're wonderful stories. This is something that could sell amongst all these bored barons and dukes littering the continent. So he set himself out to work alongside them and keep them out of trouble.

Solomon
A dwarf angel with an out-of-body experience. Long ago, Solomon served under the dwarf god Malachi, keeper of treasures and wealth. The highest honor in his service was to guard of Malachi's trove, which of course, was Solomon's position. One night, goblin offered to share a fine wine stolen from the table of the gods with Solomon. How could he refuse? Within ten minutes, the night watch succumbed to the effects of laced alcohol, leaving the goblin to pillage Malachi's horde of gold. Enraged after finding his valuables gone and Solomon snoring, Malachi cast the dwarf from heaven on a ball of fire crashing into the earth. It was after that Solomon awoke and cursed the goblin for his evil deed. But the misfortunes for Solomon were not over. For when the ex-guard looked into the river he did not see his glorious dwarven self, but a hawk-nosed elf staring back at him. Solomon screamed blasphemies and hated Malachi for his punishment, spent walking among mortals as a tree-hugger.