What does your character SOUND like?

Here anyone can show how your characters voices sound to enhance a bit of immersion perhaps.
And yes I am mainly using voices from the game dawn of war since I cannot remember those I actually had the idea of, or find them on the internet.
(I am only listing those who are likely to survive the timeskip or have been played a very long while)

Adrastia
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Valerion
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Strikar (Prince Oberyn)
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Valerions apprentice
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My (german) male Character yet unkown
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Jax's voice: the voicepack IG suits him fine.

Drurazhor: a low, deep toned voice, with the R very well pronounced, just like every other dwarf. Perhaps... [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Elomir: how do you think a egocentric bard would sound like, if you need a reference, this suits him: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] (kinda)

Toman:
Gerard Butler's voice, but slightly less scottish, and more tired/drunk sounding.

IC- he'd have a Dohral accent- from the eastern rurals.

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Grace:
Grace would have a strange accent, having grown up in the slums but taught to speak in a 'plainer' voice by older siblings and druidic mentors. Closest I can imagine is Gina Torres, maybe not in accent, but in her deep, calm voice.

IC- There would be times when her Dohralian slum accent would  be more obvious, but otherwise her accent would be hard to place- it would just sound practiced and careful.

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Radomir:
Hmm... Radomir would have a 'upper class' accent in many ways, with a slight sing-song edge to it.

IC- Hardibathan accent (Those from Hardibartha, or familair with the city might notice his accent isn't 'pure', and seems to have been influenced by another accent.) Elven voice gives a 'lightness' to it, making it lilt and waver.

I can't really think of a voice actor at the moment.


Vrnea:
Honestly, I'm not sure. She might have a slight 'growl' to some of her words (like 'R's or vowels'), but I haven't put that much thought into her voice yet.

Ne'sekoleth

To be honest, I've never heard any actor with the voice i imagine Ne sounding like... His voice would be mostly normal but with a "wispy" accent. The exception would be when hes angry where it takes on a low growl.

Linda Fiorentino is probably the closest I can imagine for Vrnea, when it comes to delivery and intonation. Perhaps slightly more husky/rolling on the r's?

This is Men In Black, so no warnings here (unless you find morgues and false dead bodies upsetting.)


WARNING: This one is a scene from Dogma, which has HIGHLY controversial religious topics: this scene includes discussion of abortion and loss of faith. I chose it more for the dry tone Linda uses, not the content.