@Naril but are you in costume? Cause im currently decked out as a pokemon trainer.

I'll be spending a day at the Renaissance Faire, a day at the machine shop, and then traveling for work on Monday. Sounds like we all have busy weekends. :3

Jealous at all of that! ...Except work.

@Jasonwolf - I'm not going to be in costume this time, but I'm working on something very silly for next time. If you listen to The Adventure Zone, I have a goofy idea for a character from that, hah.

@Poohead189 - Having access to a waterjet and VMC is pretty dang neat. :3

@Naril sheesh. I just get rocks, sticks, grass, and fire to make stuff at my work. Then again im an outdoor activities specialist so thats kinda all I need. Its still funny trying to design a program of nature survival and craftsmenship when you cant use knives. Well the kids cant atlest I have 5 on me everytime im out.

I'm a 21st century woman. I believe in G code and .002" tolerances and occasionally winding up on dates with garnet in my hair because the waterjet had an abrasive clog just before I had to go. :3

I'm a 21st century woman. I believe in G code and .002" tolerances and occasionally winding up on dates with garnet in my hair because the waterjet had an abrasive clog just before I had to go. :3

Sorry, but nothing is as satisfying as finding the perfect stick and turning it into a new masterpiece. I have two main walking sticks. The first one needs some final touches, but mostly I'm working on finding the right final design. The other I'm waiting to do the fire treatment I want to then I'm gonna seal it. It's a really nice kinda pine that once you pass it through a flame it's this fantastic near black dark brown, but the wood pattern still pops.

Guess I'd be too late to pop in, eh? I sorta just found this as I was rolling through and it piqued my interest immediately.

@Penny Balls! If rock salt shotgun is any indication you are a Supernatural fan or at least have watched it. I just finished marathoning the entire 12 seasons and have been feeling that itch for more supernatural fun. If anyone drops(gives a death glare to everyone accepted), gimme a mention.

And might wanna change that thread status from -Apply- to -Full-
Cheers.

@Bishop @CanisMajoris2 - This isn't a first-come, first-served RP, it's an application-by-audition one. I would suspect you'd be more than welcome to submit characters. :3

*sitting on the edge of her seat, biting her nails*

Things should start off soon :)

@Bishop @CanisMajoris2 - This isn't a first-come, first-served RP, it's an application-by-audition one. I would suspect you'd be more than welcome to submit characters. :3

If such is the case, I hope to have a sheet up soon. I'll be reading the other sheets here, momentarily, to see if any are too similar to my own, which is:

The character would be a hard, formerly working for a sort of run-down, not so happy-go lucky carnival. The sort of carnival, that bad things happen happen at. Bartholomew, the Bard, formed a pact with the spirits that allowed him to tell otherworldly tales, but the price being that his body is showing very early signs of the flesh becoming none(if you know what plaque psoraisis is, think of it as a very advanced form of that). To aid in his bardy-ness, I'm hoping to have posts done by him in a different manner, mainly as though he's always speaking, and narrating almost all his actions.
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Name: Bartholomew

Age: 36

Appearance: Often covered in a thick dark hooded cloak, Bartholomew is deceptively tall and lanky, a fact hidden by the fact he is often seen sitting or hunched over. Beneath the cloak is a dark skinned human, whose pact has left patches of his skin in a dead-like state. Despite this, it has not affected his movements. Beneath the hood, busy black hair, gives it the appearance of being larger than it is, while deeply brown eyes often watch his surroundings to see how his stories are affecting others.

Concept: The Bard of the Dark Carnival

Powers/skills: Before making a pact with the spirits, Bartholomew was an already accomplished Bard, having worked in the dark carnival under such capacity. He could weave tales upon tales, that enamored the masses with their building crescendo and breath-taking endings.

Afterwards, in an attempt to increase his stake with the company, he, along with a Madame of the Occult, summoned forth the spirits of those who had not left the carnival in the same state they'd come in. He, in turn, made a dark pact with them, earning the ability to converse with the dead, but that came at a price. It would cost him his skin, over time, until he died as a husk of white meat, bones, and sinew.

Writing Sample:

@ihinka@POOHEAD189 *working on a luck totem.* What's the problem with some magical assistance?

Ok after much deliberation I've decided that the final roster will be:

Sadhbh Malone @ihinka
Fiona Grant @Panic
Morgan Blackwood @Naril
Kennedy Carter @FantasyChic
Leon Smith@jasonwolf
Manny Rockefeller [@Poohead]

It is ever so slightly more than I planned but there were just too many excellent submissions to pass up. If I didn't pick you it wasn't because your character wasn't awesome!

If you guys want to move your characters over to the Characters section, I will officially close recruiting.

Ohmanohmanohmanohmanohman! *shaking in her office chair excitedly*

We also need to give some thought to where exactly the Sunday Group is located.

East coast? West Coast? Somewhere in between? I'm open to ideas from the floor.

Miami or Jacksonville, Florida maybe. Chicago seems like a classic place to be, or Manhattan.

I'd suggest a city of some sort. Perhaps Seattle? New York?

I'm partial to Chicago (my adopted hometown), Seattle, or "Sometowm, New England."

I'm assuming that the plot will be largely concentrated on "whatever city," much like how Iron Druid centers on the Phoenix area and the Dresden Files is nailed down to Chicagoland. :3