You seemed like you were a follower of Reason. Which is not an eliminating factor for becoming a villager, but I do cannot really fathom a reason follower wanting to be a berserker, but I rolled with it. Second, you were extremely nice, overtly nice almost, which didn't hinder or harm your chances of being a berserker, but didn't help. Your answers to questions were very well suited for a defender or scout, but not for a berserker in any shape or form. I left you to think about them, and you delete.

The village is not about a five minute talk and getting in and being a berserker. Most berserkers went through some trials, to prove themselves. Although your first attempt to get in didn't go well, I also didn't sever the chance that you could continue and go from there. In fact, most berserkers I face with some failure to see how they deal with it. You made that choice, and I'm sorry if you believed I was basically kicking you in the teeth, but I wasn't. Those who stick to it, from the obviously skilled player to the utter newbie, are rewarded.

As for non-traditional roles in the village, if you talk to any of them you will find many of them have non-traditional roles.

All in all, thought it was a good character, as a player. As the character Jinroh, I was not fully impressed to give you the chance, yet. I intentially put you in a position of failure to see how you deal with it, didn't work out well, but in the end, I believe it did. Because if you think being a berserker is a cake walk, its not, nor should it be. It is one of the most difficult paths to take in the mud in general.

Good luck with your new magic using character.