Okay, that's gonna sound weird, but here's the basic premise.

One God, the Golden God has come to collect the debt of another God, The Silver God. Said God defaults on the debt, but offers something in trade: pointing towards the site Roleplayer Guild, he says how people can be pretty good if they are motivated and powered up.

The Golden God obliges and recruits some users to work as employees for his Odd Job Guild. Basically, there's a guild devoted to taking care of odd jobs, ranging from escort missions to outright assassination missions.

Helping them, the Golden God gives them powers based off works that these users enjoy. So, for example, my OC would be given, say, Kamen Rider powers. And stuff like that.

You don't have to play as yourselves or other RPG users. In fact, you can play OCs with a false account on RPG. I'm probably considering some of the missions to be user-submitted.

So, in a sense, it's a Multiversal Crossover RPG, but instead of Canon characters, we're playing people from Earth who have acquired Canon powers.

Interested, just need to figure out what to use. ^^;

Interested.

I'm in. I think.

interested

I could be game. Is the plot going to be GM generated, or is it going to be player driven?

I could be game. Is the plot going to be GM generated, or is it going to be player driven?

Some of the beginning missions will be GM Generated, just to get an idea of what the game will be about (though the way it'll be set up, there'll be three missions each arc, and the players will choose which mission will be done that arc) but later down the line, players can suggest missions to be used out of character. Think of it like putting slips in a hat.

So, if it's a mystery... the GM is in knowledge of the clues and all that, while the player is having to piece them together. Correct?

Or is it going to be more like "you got a mystery, Player?" alright tell us about how your character solves it.

So, if it's a mystery... the GM is in knowledge of the clues and all that, while the player is having to piece them together. Correct?

Or is it going to be more like "you got a mystery, Player?" alright tell us about how your character solves it.

Probably the latter, since the plot on the GM's side is mostly those missions and the backstory that justifies the game mechanics

Eh... I'm tired of knowing what's going to be dealt to me before the hand even starts. Have fun though.

@Psyga315
I'm game for this

*Casually get's up and puts out his cigar*

I'm in. This sounds interesting enough.

Oh also:
@The ghost in black

My gasmask is classier than yours. ;)

I'd be interested, sure.