litphoria

I want a fame trait, so that it's easier to find celebrity and famous characters, or characters that want to engage in scenes revolving around being rich and famous.

*too singular in use I meant. Not sure how my brain derped that way.

Hmmmm. I can see value in finding celebrities (or intentionally avoiding them).

I am not saying there is no value, but a whole trait is not the thing we go for if we want to just mark celebrities, I suppose? I mean, Fame and Celebrity is pretty different - fame can define anything between a popstar, priest known in whole kingdom, infamous bandit...
I would just say that I would see it better as incorporated into Field of work, somehow.

Perhaps there could be a subsetting (or more than one) under 'canons' that can include "Celebrities" where characters who play as specific 'real life' actors and actresses can be stored?

Oh, wait... it means real-life celebrities? Then it would certainly be better in Canon, and make a lot more sense.

Hmmm. I am not sure about having specific customizations to traits.

So, what is the take-away here? Adding a famous Canon? The suggestion body doesn't explicitly just cover celebrities, but other kinds of fame. Though the rich and famous bit sounds like another trait entirely (wealth?)

From what I gathered, this was mostly about being able to identify and find real-life celebrities, so I would lean to having Originality of Celebrity as a solution.
I derpily used word Canon previously instead of Originality.

Originality of Celebrity doesn't really read right to me, one could be a celebrity canon or a celebrity non-canon.

Then again, none of the current Originality categories is suited to cover people who play real-life characters either. I guess a Canon could work, but it sounded better for me to fit it into a trait.

Okay. I am going to close this with a proper auto suggestion. Trying to sneak fame into one of the other traits is just rubbing me the wrong way, and distracts from their ostensibly atomic nature.