Profession idea.

As a manipulater could being another's pet or something akin be something viable? The reason I ask is because such actions would reflect on who both I used to be and who I desire to be. My idea for perks will be below in a list after just one last question. Is a profession considered part of a plot or rather can I make it part of mine?

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1. Dominate hand: By show of dominate force and protective care towards Jacklyn an uneasy loyalty is built between the two. - Effect: Allows another of equal or higher rank to have Jacklyn as a pet if an IC bond is built/managed.

2. Following orders: After a strong bond is built Jacklyn will have little issue with being someone's pet and doing as they ask of him. - Effect: Allows another to have Jacklyn act as an extended yet separate part of themselves.

3. Master's will: Using the bond between the two the tamer protecting Jacklyn can give him strength to follow orders. - Effect: The tamer protecting Jacklyn can use her/his stamina in place of Jacklyn own after giving an order to him.

While it is an interesting take on trying to become a beast (in a system sense) for a beast tamer... I'm not sure of we would allow it. At least not as a profession. Aside from that I think it would need to be discussed further between staff to see if it could be a thing we can allow you to do.

I take this as a no overall then but if this could be something one would allow I would happily fulfill any requirement asked of me. Even if it means changing Jacklyn but if so a plot will need to be made for such an act so huge. Thanks for the reply am happy for the answer as a no is better then no reply at all and the fact it was looked upon with even the thought of discussing it further thrills me. If you do discuss the matter please let me know your verdict on the issue when the topic has been set to a close. A PM would do fine as it seems this question as an answer that fulfills the requested knowledge I sought after.

We've reached a final verdict on this and I thought I would let you know.

The answer is officially no. The reason for this is because this feels like something you could do ICly with another character WITHOUT any kind of traits or profession perks.

It's a good idea and you can do what you requested as much as you please; but it'd be a waste to make it a profession perk or a trait.

Thank you for being so kind and understanding. n __n / We really appreciate it!