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Any tips for keeping him from becoming too stale and one-note?

I've thought that a lot of AA characters would run into this problem, I don't know how people play them long-term.

I would suggest finding what sorts of things would motivate him in the game setting - extrapolate from his interests/motives/personality what he would do to make it in the game setting. If that means surviving, getting a job, finding a partner, whatever - if there's enough in his personality and background to make some educated guesses on what route he would take to survive/make money/get some lovin' then you should have enough to go on.

tbh the western-speak would get real old real fast, though. If you can maintain that long-term then you are a better anon than I. AA characters' tendencies to have a schtick is what kept me from ever playing Shi-Long Lang.

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