: Re: If I remove the capacity for one of the primary flaws, is it inevitable I end up with a boring character? In this world, there are mortals (human beings) and divine beings (gods/goddess). The

No, it is is by no means inevitable that by eliminating any one - or set of, including all - flaw, you end up with a boring character.
If what you're am asking is what flaws, make a person interesting and well/rounded then why not alter the Question to reflect that?

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