The woman sports a dancer's physique and inherits near feline grace in her movements. A pale skin complexion, velvet strands of long hair and deep blue eyes are natural part of Raphaella's look. She wouldn't dye her hair but fingernails and lipstick in darker tones are often applied.

Her outfits usually show off her luscious legs and may provoke through one or more details. It suits the alley cat of a woman when either cigarette or drink find their way to her lips. She may be mistaken for yet another city girl, until she exposes her abilities and skills of a roguish urban ranger.

DON'T:
Involve shemales, herms, poo, pee, gore, vore and tentacle monsters from outer space wearing clown costumes in erotic scenes with this character. OOC behaviour towards intrigue, drama, clingyness, spite, making fun of others and too much rants will make me stop playing with you.

MAYBE:
Exotic creatures and characters of inappropiately large measurements in erotic scenes, regarding their body. It's unlikely but may happen. Same applies to some fetish topics. Female characters need to fetch me in mood, unless FFM. I demand asking and waiting for my approval, if you would like to roleplay persistent changes and related matters with my character as a target.

DO:
Japanese bondage, also called rope bondage or Shibari, sex toys and many other topics of more or less "dark" genre are welcome to this tail-friendly character. A wide range of races are welcome, as long as they are roleplayed as an adult. I consider myself tolerant to new ideas but you won't find me joining all too much of a slapstick scene. Punctuation, grammar and connected sentences delight me but they are not expected. Your mere attempt makes me happy. Aside from these, my characters usually enjoy submissive roles but vanilla topics can be nice too.

As a few last statements to behold, we should try to have fun, enjoy our time and share it with other players. Reactions of a character do not reflect the reaction of the player. Give chances, be reasonable and keep in mind that languages can lead to misunderstanding.