u/LapisLazuliisthebest

Many of the players new bodies are gender neutral, but some do align to a particular gender. Ragatha and Queenie both look female and are female. Kinger and Kaufmo both look male and are male.

Is it possible for somebody to have a new body which is the opposite sex to their real-life selves? For example, a character is a man, but his new body looks like a woman.

The show heavily implies that Caine gives players bodies based on what he thinks they would like, even if it turns out they don't. E.g. Zooble suffers body dysmorphia, so Caine gave them a body they could alter as they please. Which is NOT what Zooble wanted.

Like, you could have a cis-gender man, who's a philogynist. He likes women (not just in a sexual way) and get's along better with women. So Caine, make him a woman, thinking it's what he would like. Turns out, he doesn't want to be a woman.

So, I've been going to this weekly worldbuilding thing to help with my autism, and we're going to be playing DnD.

Right now we're on the creating characters stage, and I've decided to be a Dragonborn Sorcerer, whose background is "Criminal". Honestly, I picked it because it sounded cool.

So, is there any advice? Is this a good character combination?

So, in ClayFighter 2, every character has an evil counterpart. But the game doesn't explain where they come from. I have literally looked everywhere for an answer, and couldn't find anything.

All we know is that in the first game, the characters gained their abilities from a meteor. And in the second game, Dr. Kiln spread the goo from the meteor to the rest of the land, to make more clayfighters, which is where the new characters came from.

But this doesn't realy answer where the evil counterparts came from. Are they clones created by Dr. Kiln? Separate individuals that just happen to look like the main characters? Or something else entirely?