*Holding a mead glass full of beer by the glass handle I jut it forward amiably* That STAR WARS section sure is creepy . . . I'm thankful it's obsolete, or we'd have Lord of the Rings next.

I've always wondered why it gets it's own section...I don't see anything different than the casual and Advanced section.

I wish I had the aptitude to care that much, I do in my mind though, Man. That free area - that's the area that got my eyes, I'm glad that exists. I get to wait and teach myself competence, instead of just staunchly roleplaying in other sections prematurely. Preperations are rather solo, but I know that's eagerness to fulfill respects for when I do fandom appropriately with others, so I'll cherish the moments for future involvements.

I've always wondered why it gets it's own section...I don't see anything different than the casual and Advanced section.

The difference is posting length, so no short posts or one-liners. Advanced writing doesn't necessarily mean you need to post like 10 to 20 paragraphs of text but it is expected you write a lot and are a writer with enough drive to write highly detailed or at least descriptive dialogue. Casual is a middle ground, you can write maybe several or fewer paragraphs but nothing ground breaking. It just requires a certain amount of patience cause both are longer to write than a short one paragraph post.

@Dark Cloud that still does not answer , why the Star Wars section has it's own section, what's so different about it, that it gets special treatment?

@HEAVY METAL it says so like above the section Persistent World Roleplay forum run by the community, where all roleplays take place in the same universe. It was like an rp where every rp while different took place in a world where the different threads could interact.

Could be the Force. Other roleplays are instantaneous character resolutions, meaning it doesn't matter if they change throughout the roleplay - it was expected of the characters Maker, to. But star wars has that celestial-purged Force, and is in the Republic settings from Imperial raiments. That's always the Republic Kingdoms like England, or France against the Romans (The Imperials). So, in retrospect STAR WARS, as a conglamorate cosmos, gives people chances to sunder reprieves. Other Kingdoms is how the Romans delved into becoming Imperials to their location, from stalking us, and those Kingdoms furthered being allies to the 1st World Kingdoms - purging the Romans into dying through trying to sabateur England's Britain, or whatever they say for their section of that United Kingdom.

*Drinks his mead*

Bit perplexing how that doesn't explain the Force well enough. But that's my take on the subject.

@Dark Cloudnevermind, I know what it says, but when I was first here back in 2009/2010 , I don't remember ever seeing a Star Wars section by itself.
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