>So it was a good idea for me to send the note to a certain
>Immortal telling he had carte blanche to do with my character
>as he wished with respect to the role story? Is that what you
>would like as Imms so you can develop a storyline not only
>with the character in question but the others also involved at
>that time with respect to dire things happening?

I think an appropriately titled role entry is often the best way to handle this, but some guidance is better than none.

>Also do you
>prefer characters that are scripted throughout their existence
>or ones that adapt as situation requires it.

Personally, I prefer characters that grow and change, but I'll qualify that. I think the best characters do change throughout play but also have a lot of constant to their character as well.

A character who constantly changes direction because things aren't working out with the paths they pick and goes any which way the wind blows isn't all that interesting to me. A character who is easily identifiable as basically the same character at the start and end of their life but also undergoews real growth and change is.