Two worlds, dancing in tandem around a broken star. Two species told to hate the other from the time their born. When the fate of the very universe is put into the hands of children, how will you survive?
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Welcome to A Shared Fate, ASF for the acronym lovers out there. And don't be worried about that silly old Fandom tag, this is for everyone! Homestuck and ignorant fools alike. Now for exposition!

Players will play one of two species, a Demonic or an Angelic in the midst of rising inter-species tensions these "pre-teens" will, quite simply, play a game. Spurn.

Demonic

Angelic

Are you able to play a seraphim? (Half angel half demon)

@The One With how I've set up these races...probably not. If anyone like that was born on either side they'd be hunted down and killed.

Though it should be kept in mind that just because ones called Angelic and ones Demonic it doesn't mean one is good or evil. Both are kinda both.

Anyhow if you were to give me a good enough reason why they're not...dead. Then I'll certainly be open to the idea.

@Serious Face Ok then. No problem.

My idea would be that the Seraphim is much stronger than both put together, as they usually are. Even a child would be very strong. I was thinking the seraphim ran away, on the run from both Angel and Demon. Although his demon side being stronger.

Another question is, do demons and angels transform into their true demon form or angel form?

Interested though I am a post per day kind of player, would I be welcome?

@The One the way I see the whole shindig is that both species at first rare pretty human, up until about sixteen. Granted Angelics are generally lanky and boney. And Demonics have ash colored skin and claws but that's it before sixteen. Generally human-like.

@Satsuki Yeah you would be, I was thinking that everyone post in a certain order. Given how...interconnected this'll be, especially at the start.

The order- First Player->Second->Third... So on until it comes around to the first, or to me. Depending on the situation.