Yay! I can't wait!

I can't wait either. I'll most likely go with Thanatos instead of Poseidon. I already have some ideas for the character.

I kind of want to start my sheet

Yea, I'll start working on a Character Sheet.

Character Sheet:

Name(First and Last):

Age:

Gender:

# Of Years You've Attended CHB:

Godly Parent:

Which Side You're On:

Appearance:

Skills:

Powers:

History:

This takes place at the beginning of summer, right?

Yea, it'll begin when everyone's arriving at camp.

I'm so down for this! Have a really good idea for a character too. :)

Sweet, I'll start it up.

Here's the OOC: http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/80772-the-greek-civil-war-based-on-the-percy-jackson-series/ooc

@Weird Tales

I'd like to keep it Greek. Overall, it's easier to manage, and while there will be frequent information from Olympus, the RP will mostly take place in Camp Half Blood. Unless you had an idea?

My idea was having a representative of Christianity come to make sure things don't get completely out of hand.

@Weird Tales

Sorry, but I have to reject that idea. Camp Half Blood can't be seen by mortals, the Mist prevents that. Plus mortals aren't able to pass the camp boundaries. Besides most of the fighting will happen inside the camp.

bump! check out the ooc!!!

bump

Bumpity bump!!

We're about to start! Jump into the action!

Bump.

Interested~! Though I have a few questions:

What gods are restricted (for example, is a child of Artemis or a child of Hestia, which is pretty much non-canon) or exempted in the CS?

How many characters can we have?

@TheHangedMan

Artemis and Hestia don't have children. Artemis detests men and won't sleep with one and Hestia swore a vow of virginity.

There doesn't seem to be a limit on how many characters you can make though.

@King Kindred

See, that's the thing - PJO canon aside, it's really easy to advantage of the original mythos. In the case of Artemis, she dislikes men, but as we've seen it isn't a solid thing - there are exceptions, the most notable being Orion, who she fell in love with (in some sources, but in PJO it was confirmed that they were using that specific version) and Hippolytus, who Artemis trusted and who became a hunter dedicated to her (to the point of pissing off Aphrodite and getting killed, but that's besides the point xD)

Then, looking at PJO and it's world building, it's definitely possible for Hestia or Artemis to have children. Not through the traditional way, but using similar methods as Athena. They're gods, so creating life is child's play for them.

What I want to know is how far we can take the above mentioned stuff, or if we're allowed to do it at all :3

As for the character limit, I think I'll wait for @Knight of Doom's reply first. Having no character limit is kinda strange for me.

@TheHangedMan Hmm. You do have a point, but at the end of the day it's really up to @Knight of Doom . Hell, they don't even have to have children with men. Athena had kids with at least two women to have George Washington and Frederic Bartholdi.

And the reason I said there doesn't seem to be a limit is because I have two characters and another player has three. It was really done to make even out the sides of the Civil War. You should check out the OOC if you haven't done so yet.