Mixed Characters

What is a mixed character?
A mixed character for the case of the Lame Ass Tavern is more than just a hybrid or crossbreed, but rather an unlikely crossbreed such as half-angel and half-demon or something else that equally seems very unplausible.

It can also infer to a character who seems to be a little bit of everything such as one being that is 5% unicorn, 23% dragon, 14% human, 26% shape-shifter, 53% angel, 34% werewolf, 2% vampire, 18% elemental and 9% cat... for a whopping 184% of What the F*ck, usually being a shape-shifting somehow beautifully enchanting cutesy character with animal ears and a tail, wings, fangs and totally unrealisticly uber in the magic department, and either a female in need, male whore, or most commonly a child or slave.

Yes, I just implied magic has a realsitic factor.

Reception...
Over the years since roleplay and the imagination of man has existed, mixed characters have existed. There are generally three takes on them among roleplayers.


 * What the F*ck
 * This take is perhaps most common. The character defies all standing logic and baffles the mind. Both OOC and IC, the mixed character may be taken as an abomination and its death may be desired.
 * Fun Fact: Nearly every RPer has had one of these characters, usually when first starting as a Noob. Those who don't admit it are usually grimacing in shame behind the screen, flashing back to their beginning days and not wanting to admit the cold truth.
 * Imaaagine the Possibility!
 * This take seconds the above. Brainstormed from a creative mind, the player either couldn't decide exactly what they wanted, has ended up having multiple events and issues change the character through a history of play, or has simply just wanted to fit in and explain all the magical ability and appearance of the character. Sometimes all of the above. By trying to be unique, it's been overdone and thus not unique at all, but the creator doesn't get that usually. Sadly, many characters are stereotyped in this manner when not all of them should be.
 * Whatever Floats Your Goat (or Sinks Your Boat)
 * While the above are most common, this is the take that is left. With this opinion, the player isn't into having a mixed character themselves, but won't actively kill or shun another who wishes to play such, but they don't exactly praise it either. They tolerate its existence, and play things out as they come while nodding their heads and smiling politely. It's like dealing with an awkward conversation. It's not their thing... but they won't be rude about it.