Note that if your character is a very powerful being, human or spirit, she is likely to have been noticed and approached by at least a few other beings and groups, for various purposes, so you should include how your character dealt with such occurrences. You can also, of course, make your character currently weak, but have the potential to become very powerful.

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I am. I keep rewriting what I plan to post because it just doesn't seem right to me. Sorry for taking so long.

So how is it decided what character you have and wether or not it's accepted? I want lancelot but I don't want to write a whole character sheet for nothing if it isn't accepted.

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Based on the people who have replied to the thread so far, not counting the hosting team, we have about five players. While that should be enough to get the game going at a decent speed, I encourage you guys to each try to think of some other characters you can make. These characters can be more minor, as said in the opening thread, and less detailed than your "major" characters, but it's still better to fill up the factions a bit more and have more interaction opportunities.

@Sawdust I see you're buying up a lot of Greek real estate. We should talk sometime ;D

Teleportation can usually let a being escape from ordinary physical restraints. But if the restraint is something that “sticks” to the victim, like glue or magnetic force, then the victim must break free before it can teleport away.

@Bloodtypesuper: Yes, if we can have more characters in any form, that'd be great.

I'll try to have a new post up tonight or tomorrow. Those who are already accepted (check the list of accepted characters if you're not sure), you can start posting too, though I suggest that you discuss some plot ideas with people first.

Edit: Added this to the section about countering teleportation:

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Couldn't that be countered by simply teleporting the thing holding them in place as well?

@JohnSolaris Quick! I need you to clear up how consuming another soul works or point me to where you talk about it. I can't find the answer to the specific question I need because it's important for my character idea. The powers will stay the same regardless, but the reasoning will change depending on your answer.

A soul may attempt to devour another soul, similar to how one consumes food, if the second soul is weakened and wounded enough to be vulnerable. In most cases, the first soul will only obtain the second soul’s mantle through this process, with the usual consequences, while the remainder of the second soul is broken down and destroyed. More rarely, the two souls will instead actually merge, with the usual consequences of soul merging.

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I just added a paragraph at the end of the section on soul merging and splitting:

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I was thinking about how demons like to enslave a human for a pact, so I was thinking about what would happen if a demon chose the wrong person and their plans got heavily derailed.