E is for Enigma

Baori
Redguard woman, warrior, heavy armor, warhammer
Paladin in essence, Baori follows most of the central Skyrim plot, siding with the Stormcloaks believing them to be the more deserving party of her Dragonborn powers, but mostly has her unwavering sense of honor manipulated by Ulfric to do his bidding, even when it means destroying her adopted home and betraying the ones she has come to love. Much of the story I've written for her is tragedy and romance.

Thessaly
Bosmer woman, rogue, light armor, two shortswords
My reluctant Dragonborn, Thessaly comes north fleeing her past, only to discover and be caught up by a new destiny she wanted nothing to do with, and likes less and less as it goes on. She is one of my key players in the other RP, so I'm less inclined to play with her, but open to options. Fun fact: hates potions.

Ennis
Breton man, bard, light/no armor, throwing knives
A dragon enthusiast keen on writing the next epic saga, he thinks he's struck gold when he finds himself in the company of the honest-to-gods Dragonborn. Of course, she doesn't see it that way, but tolerates the native for his guidance and convenience as a scapegoat. Lies like breathing, and never approaches a topic head-on he couldn't come at sideways.

Rhuk
Orc man, mercenary, light armor, sword and board (or whatever's handy)
A well-traveled sword for hire with an unfortunate curse of ill luck with gold and with co-workers. Everyone he's ever worked with has either betrayed him or died, sometimes both. What he doesn't know is that he is Malacath's chosen avatar, doomed to know betrayal at every turn. However, it does award him with exceptional skills as a mercenary - once he knows his quarry, he can track them anywhere. 

Sisko
Breton man, assassin, light/no armor, poison and blades
A silver-haired beauty from High Rock, Sisko has had a multitude of adventures in Skyrim, mostly utilizing his skills as a clever assassin, thief, and prostitute. He has a natural resistance to cold, which he takes to be a good excuse to walk around shirtless a lot. I have much material on him to work with and am really feeling him as a candidate for play. Teaser: over-successful thief in Riften to member of the Dark Brotherhood to vampire and back again. Also fun: he has a magnificent crush on Brynjolf of Riften. Likes making the fellow blush.

Nuka
Redguard/Nord woman, assassin, light armor, mace
Daughter of a caravan and orphan from a young age, the half-Nord half-Redguard girl has never felt as though she belonged anywhere. Being alone for so long bred a wildness in her that Astrid of the Dark Brotherhood was the first to take advantage of. Nuka is one of my least-developed characters; a young, feral fighter I'd planned to pair with Sisko for contrast on crazy adventures (not necessarily romantically).

Muiri
Canon character, Breton woman, alchemist, no armor, bow
The second of the two co-stars of my novel-length fanfiction, I've revamped her history and made her my own. She is a spirit of vengeance bred of a soft heart in a hard world. An alchemist, minor mage, and a budding archer, she travels with Rhuk towards her intended revenge. Theirs is an epic tale. I could pick her up as an RP candidate after some wild adventures towards when she becomes a badass archer, but I'm not sure how much she'll appeal.

Aleksander
Aldmeri elder, Thalmor mage, robes, summoner
This fellow can be Dragonborn or not, depending. His destiny is to right the wrongs of the College and Winterhold, not that he agreed to this at any point. He came to Skyrim to meet the end of his days, soul torn by war and loss and his own warped perspective. Instead he's haunted by the spirit of a do-gooder Nord mage who prompts him to set to rights the awful misuse of magic in Skyrim. Fun fact: has very personal relationship with his summons, most of all his Fire Atronach, whom he refers to as 'My Lady'. Otherwise he's a right bastard to folk.

Rochester House
Modern Era, SciFi/Fantasy, Original Setting
An old house sits on a hill above a small, remote town at the edge of the forest. A single family has owned this place for centuries, since before the town's founding. Sometimes strangers come to the house. Sometimes they stay. No one speaks of their purpose at the house, but everyone has their secrets. The master of the house, his many guests, and even the townsfolk themselves.

The Parlor
Modern Era, SciFi/Fantasy, Original Setting
In a space between dimensions there exists a a very rare place. Its occupants are from across space and time, and for the right price, they will make your dreams come true. The men and women of The Parlor are diverse enough to satisfy any request, and the house itself seems to bend reality to satisfy their customers. The Parlor's fame is spread by word of mouth across countless different worlds--but for those innocent of the planes, clients must keep the secret safe. However, every once in a while, word gets out, mistakes are made, and someone slips through the cracks....

Skyrim
Medieval Era, Fantasy, Canon-Flexible
A civil war rages as twin factions vie for control of the frozen north, while an ancient force rises from the grave at the will of the World Eater. Whether you follow the path of a soldier, a rogue, a mage, a mercenary, or that of a greater destiny, there is adventure to be found in the northern realm of Tamriel. Perhaps you will chart your own journey beneath the stars.

Rain of the Water Witch
Medieval Era, Fantasy, Original Setting
Years ago, the Kingdom of Tayin was invaded and conquered by a great Water Witch called the Lorelei. She brought with her the endless rains, and all that the water touched was under her power--even the bodies of the dead. In the beginning, she took victims from the town. Some were never seen again, but the most beautiful of them appeared again as her faithful servants, the Icari; pale, heartless creatures with unbelievable strength and speed. Now, the village has become deserted, and her Icari bring her fewer and fewer victims--so the Lorelei has sent messages to the neighboring kingdoms with a clear message. Send to her a sacrifice at each equinox, and she will spare their kingdoms the horror she has inflicted upon this one.

Bring Me That Horizon
Colonial Era, Fantasy, Original Setting
Pirates. What else needs saying?

Alternity
Futuristic, SciFi, Future Setting
In a future far from ours, Earth lies sparsely populated, while the inner planets, moons, and asteroids of the solar system have been para- and terraformed to support human life. The possibilities for setting, character diversity, and the chance for adventure are endless.