Hello! Whatever brings you to my bio, I welcome you and pray I haven't left in anything half-edited. I'm fairly new to online roleplaying (I do know tabletop roleplay), but not new to writing--painfully so. Think hundreds and hundreds of hours of writing, and all of it ends up in the recycling bin. Please forgive me for any gaffes while I acclimate to the textual roleplaying style. [b]RPs I'm part of:[/b] [b][url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/154774-the-last-march-of-the-living/ic]The Last March of the Living:[/url][/b] As Aliya Montcarre (with an NPC named Madeline in tow) [b][url=http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/156989-the-stars-dreams-a-gathering-of-interesting-individuals/ooc]The Star's Dreams: A Gathering of Interesting Individuals:[/url][/b] As Your Lord and Savior; a Celestial Being named Bianca [b]What I'm looking for in an RP:[/b] [s]I'm not actually sure yet, given I haven't played any. In my head, I'm looking for roleplays with more serious themes, but not one where we have to [i]be[/i] overly serious. I don't expect to play a hero; I'm looking more for a situation where we're one of many working towards the same goal. [/s] [color=orange]I've yet to complete one, but I'm definitely already developing a taste. More on that'll come with time. It might be my recent choices of literature, but I'm quite into the late 1800s-early 1900s idea of high culture and hedonism-lite.[/color] Something where we can have some fun while really flexing our writing muscles. [b]What I'm not looking for in an RP:[/b] LOLSORANDUMB At the moment I'm not keen on the idea of playing as 'rebel' characters and their ilk; people that lean closer to anarchy than to order. It's just not my style.

<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;">Hello! Whatever brings you to my bio, I welcome you and pray I haven't left in anything half-edited.<br><br>I'm fairly new to online roleplaying (I do know tabletop roleplay), but not new to writing--painfully so. Think hundreds and hundreds of hours of writing, and all of it ends up in the recycling bin. Please forgive me for any gaffes while I acclimate to the textual roleplaying style.<br><br><span class="bb-b">RPs I'm part of:</span><br><br><span class="bb-b"><a href="http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/154774-the-last-march-of-the-living/ic">The Last March of the Living:</a></span> As Aliya Montcarre (with an NPC named Madeline in tow)<br><br><span class="bb-b"><a href="http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/156989-the-stars-dreams-a-gathering-of-interesting-individuals/ooc">The Star's Dreams: A Gathering of Interesting Individuals:</a></span> As Your Lord and Savior; a Celestial Being named Bianca<br><br><span class="bb-b">What I'm looking for in an RP:</span><br><br><span class="bb-s">I'm not actually sure yet, given I haven't played any. In my head, I'm looking for roleplays with more serious themes, but not one where we have to <span class="bb-i">be</span> overly serious. I don't expect to play a hero; I'm looking more for a situation where we're one of many working towards the same goal. </span> <font color="orange">I've yet to complete one, but I'm definitely already developing a taste. More on that'll come with time. It might be my recent choices of literature, but I'm quite into the late 1800s-early 1900s idea of high culture and hedonism-lite.</font><br><br>Something where we can have some fun while really flexing our writing muscles. <br><br><span class="bb-b">What I'm not looking for in an RP:</span><br><br>LOLSORANDUMB<br>At the moment I'm not keen on the idea of playing as 'rebel' characters and their ilk; people that lean closer to anarchy than to order. It's just not my style. </div>