I literally cannot think of a currently active member who hasn't at least tried doing one of these. So I guess I might as well...
The twist? It's going to be related to Hockey instead of Baseball, we all know there isn't enough Hockey on this Baseball forum, right?
I would prefer somebody with at least a basic understanding of hockey terminology, but there may not be a whole lot of choice here. If there's some terminology or something you don't understand, either look it up or PM me, rather than asking on the topic itself, to keep things a bit neater. Also, if an option is left for the person playing this, and they don't respond within a week, I'll probably let whoever wants to continue where he left off, unless otherwise arranged (like if you tell me beforehand you're going on vacation for a month and somehow won't have Internet access. I'll leave a form to fill out to enter, because of this, you may want to first make a post saying "reserved" or something, then edit in the form filled later to be first, if more than one person is interested.
Name:
Age (this will probably be a major factor in this):
Position (pick one of the following):
Center: Primarily plays in the middle of the ice, the most defensively oriented forward position.
Left Wing: Primarily plays on the left side of the ice. Forward position.
Right Wing: Primarily plays on the right side of the ice. Forward position.
Defenseman: Typically focuses more on keeping the puck out of his teams net than scoring, but defensemen can get involved in offense as well. You can choose left or right defenseman if you want, or just pick defenseman and you'll be put where needed.
Goalie: Focuses entirely on keeping the puck out of his net, goalies scoring is incredibly rare, just focus on making saves.
Player Type (pick one of the following):
Forwards:
Sniper: Great shot, doesn't necessarily need to be in a great scoring position to score because of this.
Playmaker: Good handling, balance and passing. Tries to open up plays. Can get good assist numbers, but they can also score when they get a good chance.
Grinder: Known for hard work and checking.
Enforcer: Gets into fights and protects teammates at all costs.
Power Forward: Capable of physical play and scoring.
Two-Way Forward: Plays well on offense and defense.
Defensemen:
Defensive Defenseman: Focuses solely on defense, rarely gets involved in scoring chances.
Offensive Defenseman: Focuses mainly on defense, but gets involved in scoring chances when possible.
Two-Way Defenseman: Focuses on defense, sometimes gets involved in scoring chances.
Enforcer: Gets into fights and protects teammates at all costs.
Goalie:
Hybrid: A mix of stand-up and butterfly types (which I don't feel like including because I don't see it making much of a difference.
Size (pick one of the following):
Laughably small: Ridiculously small, your teammates and opponents alike will make fun of your tiny stature relentlessly.
Smaller than average: Not too small, but you're definitely one of the smaller players.
Average: You don't stand out one way or the other.
Bigger than average: You've definitely got a large enough build to play a tough game.
Freakishly huge: Your sheer size alone intimidates people, this may seem like an advantage, if only your own teammates weren't intimidated by you as well.
Favorite NHL Team (not mandatory, may be used in story):
Favorite Hockey Player (not mandatory, may be used in story):
Handedness:
Country of Origin:
Just by how long it took to think and type all that, I'm now worried it'll be too much work for anyone to take the time to bother to even join this thing.