Judeline said
I'm still up for this, but the idea need ironing, and I need help >_<...

Foxxie said
I think the idea and plot are pretty up in the air, and for good reason, I think. Basically, we're not going to quite know what we can do until we hear what fables people want to draw from. If we primarily do Japanese fables, for example, then we can work with traditional Japanese myths, monsters, and heroic tales to cobble together a plot. It's not going to do much good to arbitrarily pick a storyline to follow if some certain fables come with a neat arc already that we could play off of. I think once CSs get put together, then we can discuss where we want to take our characters and what myths we want to play off of in order to get to a satisfying roleplay that has a good blend of story, action, and interpersonal relationships.

Wulfenheart said
I am more interested in a mix-match kind of thing. A lot of people are interested in specific folklores. I'm more interested in Scandinavian folklore than Japanese, but most other people aren't well versed in it at all. *shrug* I say, let people pick what they want.