OOC: Poll on proportion of human to nonhuman or superhuman characters (from Methos-mun)

[estebanmd.livejournal.com]

As per Methos-mun's question, here is the poll she devised!



For the purposes of this poll, the following gradations of humanity are used:

• Human (no special traits outside of being a wizard)
  
  
• Near Human (characters with special traits that may or may not lead to significantly longer life-spans and have to be acquired at some point after-birth. Vampires and werewolves fit into this category, as would any character who was "gifted" or "cursed" with a particular trait)
  
  
• Near Immortal (characters whose innate traits mean they live for centuries (or millenia) on average, yet still be killed (or have a final death). Highlander-style Immortals fit in this group, and demi-gods.
  
  
• Immortal (Gods, demons, Q from Star Trek. Anything that has existed forever or approximately as long and more or less can't be killed)
  

Understanding that the above definitions aren't hard and fast -- a lot of the characters here could easily be interpreted as falling between the gradations -- just go with what you think fits best in answering the following poll questions:

[Poll #707330]

Comments

[m-the-inspector.livejournal.com]

It does give him some abilities that other do not have (namely the ability to bypass a conscience and change his form almost at will), and I have seen him described as a monster. Ach, now the votes are split!

[estebanmd.livejournal.com]

The conscience thing is what Stephen was so interested in when they were talking!

[m-the-inspector.livejournal.com]

I still need to answer that comment, don't I? *flees once more*

[5000yearold.livejournal.com]

It's so hard to decide! Go with what you think works best. XD