Character template two

source: https://www.dabblewriter.com/articles/character-template
How to Use This Template
Hopefully, this template is, for the most part, straightforward. But there are some options that might give you some pause. For the sake of clarity, I’m going to quickly go over the different sections of the template.
In general, the traits get deeper and deeper into the abyss of your character’s soul the further down the list you go.
Demographics are your basics. This is the sort of information someone could likely glean from a short conversation with your character or what the government might gather from a census.
Physical appearance is what someone would notice about your character if they looked at them. This goes beyond just hair, eye, and skin color, though. Things like your character’s gait or their fashion style can add a lot of depth for your reader.
History allows you to understand a character’s past. More importantly, it allows you to understand how that past affects their actions in your story. Some of this information might never see the light of day, but it allows you to craft dynamic, complex characters.
Psychological traits are those that aren’t readily apparent to an onlooker but are critical to how your character operates in any given situation. This is where you start getting deep with things like flaws, desires, and traits that make people (or non-people) who they are.
Communication is not only important for things like dialogue and writing, but they are easy ways for you to differentiate between your characters .
Strengths, weaknesses, and abilities are very vague terms but are quite important. This is especially true for genres like fantasy or sci-fi, and these traits can be helpful when crafting your main characters, including villains.
Relationships are important for characters, even if it means highlighting how alone they are. Relationships can go a lot further than immediate friends, family, or partners. Try and take some time to think about exactly who is involved in your character’s life.
Character growth is the most important category in this template. Here is where you include things like arcs, archetypes, conflicts, goals, and motivation. You need to pay attention to this section, because these ideas will be the ones that make memorable characters.
So check out the template below and think about how you can use it to build your characters. 
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Demographics
Name:
Age:
Sex/Gender:
Ethnicity:
Occupation:
Socioeconomic status:
Education:
Other notes:
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Physical Appearance
Eye color:
Skin color:
Hair color:
Height:
Weight:
Body type:
Fitness level:
Tattoos:
Scars/Birthmarks:
Other distinguishing features:
Disabilities:
Fashion style:
Accessories:
Cleanliness/Grooming:
Posture/Gait:
Tics:
Coordination (or lack thereof):
Weaknesses:
Other notes:
History
Birth date:
Place of birth:
Key family members:
Notable events/milestones:
Criminal record:
Affiliations:
Skeletons in the closet:
Other notes:
Psychological Traits
Personality type:
Personality traits:
Temperament:
Introvert/Extrovert:
Mannerisms:
Educational background:
Intelligence:
Self-esteem:
Hobbies:
Skills/talents:
Loves:
Morals/Virtues:
Phobias/Fears:
Angered by: 
Pet peeves:
Obsessed with:
Routines:
Bad habits:
Desires:
Flaws:
Quirks:
Favorite sayings:
Disabilities:
Secrets:
Regrets:
Accomplishments:
Memories:
Other notes:
Communication
Languages known:
Preferred communication methods:
Accent:
Style and pacing of speech:
Pitch:
Laughter:
Smile:
Use of gestures:
Facial expressions:
Verbal expressions:
Other notes:
Strengths, Weaknesses, and Abilities
Physical strengths:
Physical weaknesses:
Intellectual strengths:
Intellectual weaknesses:
Interpersonal strengths:
Interpersonal weaknesses:
Physical abilities:
Magical abilities:
Physical illnesses/conditions:
Mental illnesses/conditions:
Other notes:
Relationships
Partner(s)/Significant other(s):
Lover(s):
Parents/Guardians:
Children:
Grandparents:
Grandchildren:
Family:
Pets:
Best friends:
Friends:
Rivals:
Enemies:
Colleagues:
Mentors/Teachers:
Idols/Role models:
Followers:
Strangers:
Non-living things:
Clubs/Memberships:
Social media presence:
Public perception of them:
Other notes:
Character Growth
Character archetype:
Character arc:
Core values:
Internal conflicts:
External conflicts:
Goals: 
Motivations:
Epiphanies:
Significant events/plot points:
Other notes:
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