Greetings and salutations to all humans, cats, and other intelligent lifeforms, my name is Dis and I find that it's good to be internetting on your lovely guild spaces.

I've been interested in writing and roleplaying since the cows left. I've tried to get into roleplaying a bunch of times, and even succeed in some of the online times. But those times were long ago. And I was but a wild youth, with so many distractions on my mind.

My favorite kind of roleplay is fantasy slice of life and I really like most other kinds as well. I prefer original ideas instead of fandom stuff. But I do enjoy Old World of Darkness material. Especially Vampire: The Dark Ages and Vampire: The Masquerade. That's kind of/sort of a fandom, right?

Outside of roleplays, my interests and hobbies include philosophy, poetry, surreal art, stand up comedy, mysticism/spirituality, and technological minimalism (so says a lone voice in the machine world of internet-land, yes, but I am in fact sincere in this.)

Welcome to the Guild! I enjoy some surrealist media myself.

Welcome to the Guild, @Distant Vistas.

Based on your interests, you might find luck in this section, this section, or maybe even this section. Fandoms are unfortunately quite popular, but you can find plenty of original gems too. Hopefully you're able to find a Roleplay that appeals to you. If you have any questions in the meantime, however, please don't hesitate to ask. Most of us are pretty friendly and usually happy to help.

Welcome.

@Distant Vistas
Welcome

@Distant Vistas

Welcome!

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

@Hyde

I appreciate the thought. I will take a look.

@LegendBegins

Giger or Beksinski?

@Distant Vistas

Between the two of those, I lean toward the latter. I think the digital age has resulted in some really great hybrid surrealist works as well.

@Distant Vistas

Between the two of those, I lean toward the latter. I think the digital age has resulted in some really great hybrid surrealist works as well.

I can certainly see the appeal. Less Freudian and less exclusive in theme than Giger. I've found myself drawn to more modern artists lately, like Judson Huss, J.K. Potter, and Dan Hillier. But I also find that one can never have too much Bosch.