Tori Jacobs

[attr="class","appcontent2"]Tori is a genuinely easy person to get along with unless you just plain piss her off. Polite, funny, sarcastic, outgoing, and a little bit of a tomboy. It's not uncommon to find Tori in front of a computer screen writing, at home with a good book, swearing profanities at a TV screen while playing a game, or hanging out with friends.

Despite some tomboy tendencies, when the mood strikes Tori likes to dress up, apply some makeup, and go shopping like most girls. It just depends what mood you catch her in. She's also non judgmental, and is less likely to judge a person based on race, gender, sexuality, or species, otherwise she'd be a hypocrite, but given the threat some supernatural face it's hard not to be scared and cautious of them.

[attr="class","appcontent2"]Tori was born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas to Terry and Tina Jacobs. She grew up in an old duplex that the family has rented for four decades. Growing up in a small neighborhood, everyone knew each other, so the parents were close friends and arranged play dates for their children. That's how Tori met the majority of her friends, Shinta, his younger sister June, Lily, Nex, and Mary. Thanks to her mother always reading to her when she was little, Tori took up reading, and a love for reading eventually got her to start writing her own works. From fanfiction, to original creations. Her brother was responsible for her getting into gaming, going from Nintendo, to Sega, to all the stuff she has now. Tori thought she would combine her love of writing and video games together and started to work on video game reviews.

During her high school years she developed a love for basketball, and she and her friend Lily tried out for the women's basketball team. Being reasonably tall for a woman at five feet, seven inches, she got along just fine and quickly fell in love with the sport, but couldn't decide if it was something she wanted to pursue professionally, what with her love for writing. Being inspired by various internet celebrities, Tori decided to make her own review show with the help of her friends, uploading the videos to YouTube and turning it into a source of revenue. Creating up to ninety-two videos and counting. Making enough money to move into a small studio apartment and starting off on her own.