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I cant choose a character really, they are always all my favorites because they all have that something special that makes good characters interesting, at least to me anyway. But my very favorites are the ones who are trying to explain something without saying it. Ill have to explain more later when I have more time. Ill give you a summarization of some of my characters and why they are my favorites.

I have a dillemna. The thing is that I have characters that I like as equally as each other. Here goes.

Mistral: Mistral is the remnants of her father (a deity of the minds) grief for his mortal wife when she was killed by another god. Thrown into the care of her 'semi-mortal' brother at a young age whe is thrusted into an elven palace as a servant for her first love, the heir to the throne. It was doomed to fail and after she realises this she decides to go to an arid country called Druinnia, not realising that she she is carrying his child.
Upon much travail she manages to go back to the elven capital only to learn that her former lover is now engaged. Leaving the palace, she decides to become a lady-knight of an odd religious order serving the brother of the father that she doesn't know about. Soon she will fall in love and be wed to her second love who dies tragically five years later. This in turns causes her body and mind to split in her grief, becoming two entities that work apart from each other. That is where the really story begins actually.

Carmen: Carmen is a half-elven warrior that rides on a war elephant. This rogue/warrior travels with two childhood friends. Sir Leaksalot is a nobleman's son that is a religious 'empowered' knight of virtue whilst Daymoss is a powerful magician that she squabbles with frequently. During their travels she finds romance in the presence of a prince that they have managed to remove the evil kin of from the throne and her friend Daymoss becomes warped by a powerful evil artifact that is quickly changing him into something monstrous in both mind and body.

Balawn: Balawn is a magician that serves the god of strength. This ladies man was orphanned as a child when the village that his family was passing through was attacked by marauders. He is adopted by a kindly invoker that adopts him soon after. He has fallen in love with a vampire that is on the run from her evil master and he is fighting his way through the lands of the dead to free her from her bondage.

I have two. One is named Darian, and the other is named Cemahla.

Darian is a Night Mage; in my stories that means he can use elemental magic, but becomes physically ill if he picks up any object with the intent of using it as a weapon. He's been through a lot in his life. He's trained his magic, of course. Also, he's been accidentally drafted into an army on the wrong side of a war, and unwillingly become involved with a prophecy (no, he's not who it's about. He's there for the ride, though he's not too thrilled).

Cemahla is a Seeker Mage, from the same series. Night Mages and Light Mages are the 'common' types. There are only two Seeker Mages in existence at any point of time. Their sole purpose is to travel from town to town in order to discover future Mages and send them on their way- or deal with the ones who have issues with magic. He, unfortunately, didn't know that he was a Seeker Mage. So when he found out his voice had power (Seeker Mages are also known as the Singer, because that's how they call upon their power), he falls silent. As an amusing aside, his name, when translated on an Al Bhed translator, means "Silence." ^^;

I have others, but I don't feel like posting them right now.

I'd have to say my favorite character would be Kairi, the main character in my current story.

I put a lot of my views into her, but she's still so different from me that it just blows me away how almost all the views are the same but she's still completely different. Compared to her I'm fire and she's ice when it comes to personality wise...if you get that. It made sense in my head.

My favorite character of my own making is a boy named Atticus Crow, who is currently 17, but reaches the age of 20 by the end of the book. He pretty hansome, and has an odd tendency to over indulge himself in books, writings (like me)day dreaming, maps, and above all else, combat. He's very nice though. smile He's my hero! Well...my main character's hero. He reminds me somewhat of the Phantom in the movie the Phantom of the Opera...they look the same, and have that sort of badboy look with the good personality. However, the Phantom wasn't really ideal in his personality, but that wasn't his fault...i'm gong to leave before I keep up this rant. biggrin

My character Norin. He is funny and serious. But always seems to ammuse me on what I can make him do.