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STATUS: The moment you realize you spend more time working in titanpads than... anything else. Not sure if I should be proud or concerned. 8 yrs ago
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The moment you realize you spend more time working in titanpads than... anything else. Not sure if I should be proud or concerned.
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8 yrs ago
@Gaviloquence Yes, you've just arrived. ;D
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8 yrs ago
Puncraft! The darkest of arts! Burn the witch!
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8 yrs ago
TMW you realize that's your most current search history.
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8 yrs ago
@PaintLynn Does that mean I can eat you now? I've been getting hungry...
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Bio
My current baby
Spells in the Dark (18+ For dark and suggestive themes: Join the witches or the hunters and they circle each other in a bleak world on the edge of annhilation. Can they come together long enough to hold back the great dark? Or will they fall to the void?
Stuff I'm in
Wolves of Redlake: A lovely little romp as a teenage werewolf. Run by the lovely @Nallore
Various 1x1's: I love the flexibility of a two person story. Group RPs will always have my heart, but they can be difficult to get off the ground. Feel free to PM me with any ideas you may have. I generally post once per week minimum and like high-casual to advanced as far as quality is concerned.
The Rest!
Hi! I'm a twenty five year old lesbian with alot of time on her hands! I've been role playing for about ten years now, although I'm new to the play by post format. I'm a pathfinder and Chronicles of Darkness veteran and still play with my group most weekends.
I'm generally pretty easy to get along with. My biggest pet peeves are:
Not informing me if you'll be away for an extended period of time. A PM or something in the OOC will do nicely. I understand life kicks all of us once in awhile, but try not to leave me hanging.
Negative people. We all get down, and that's fine. Happiness, however, is an outlook. I don't mind spending time cheering up a friend when they're usually a cheerful person. Optimism is a hell of a thing folks.
Metagaming. For obvious reasons. This has been the downfall of many a fun 'secret' plot. I usually opt for transparency, and like to surprise characters more than players. Metagaming makes that difficult.
Things I'll love you for:
Enthusiasm! This is the driving force behind any RP. When players and the GM are excited magical things can happen.
Adding to the world. I like a fleshed out world. Often times I'll leave things ambiguous so players can add to it with backstory or anything really.
Hatching your own subplot. The 'main' plot isn't the only thing going on right? Write me a story about some characters getting into hijinks. It gives the RP an organic feel that can't really be replicated otherwise.
Most Recent Posts
@Altered Tundra I love you. Soooo happy!
It will, that's the point. Don't worry too much though. I mean the worst it can do is wreck your entire worldview and give you pretty new dreams just to crush them.
The best it can do, however, is make this whole life thing have meaning.
Like the sea it's mysterious, wondrous, and requires alot of work if you don't want to die horribly. ;)
The best it can do, however, is make this whole life thing have meaning.
Like the sea it's mysterious, wondrous, and requires alot of work if you don't want to die horribly. ;)
@Altered Tundra
Type of Request: Avatar
Stock: This chick
Size: I'm unsure of an optimal size, and would love to leave it to you if I could.
Avatar:
Text: Does it hurt?
Others: I was hoping you could... add some insanity, for lack of a better description. I love the pose, and think it would make a perfect avvy if it spoke to the level of insanity I occassionally possess. Yandere her up, if you're familiar with the term. I've browsed your work, and am a huge fan, so I'm sure I'll love whatever you bring me. Thank you very much in advance!
Type of Request: Avatar
Stock: This chick
Size: I'm unsure of an optimal size, and would love to leave it to you if I could.
Avatar:
Text: Does it hurt?
Others: I was hoping you could... add some insanity, for lack of a better description. I love the pose, and think it would make a perfect avvy if it spoke to the level of insanity I occassionally possess. Yandere her up, if you're familiar with the term. I've browsed your work, and am a huge fan, so I'm sure I'll love whatever you bring me. Thank you very much in advance!
Love isn't something you do. It's something that happens to you. No matter now much you resist.
It's a bitch like that, and I'd join you if I didn't know that I'll be falling for yet another pretty young lady within a couple months.
But I'll drink to it.
It's a bitch like that, and I'd join you if I didn't know that I'll be falling for yet another pretty young lady within a couple months.
But I'll drink to it.
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8 yrs ago
Forum: Roleplaying Discussion
@The Harbinger of Ferocity I echo your sentiment on fandoms. The issue I see with them is that they can take alot of work to grasp the material required to engage with the story. I use books/tv/anime as inspirations all the time in my own work, but don't expect other players to enjoy or bother to consume the same media.
What fandom can offer though, in my opinion, is a world. A roleplay that uses a setting from a particular work of fiction, without using the events or characters, can be enjoyable. It's also much easier to read up on the setting of a work than to consume all of its events, lowering the bar significantly for player entry. If one doesn't just end up including all the relevant facts in their original OOC post. (which they should)
As for slice-of-life? I think its much harder than most people think to keep one of these going. I see this perception that slice-of-life means 'drop some characters in a scenario and watch'. These types of RPs still need regular prodding from the GM to introduce new sources of drama when things get stale.
What fandom can offer though, in my opinion, is a world. A roleplay that uses a setting from a particular work of fiction, without using the events or characters, can be enjoyable. It's also much easier to read up on the setting of a work than to consume all of its events, lowering the bar significantly for player entry. If one doesn't just end up including all the relevant facts in their original OOC post. (which they should)
As for slice-of-life? I think its much harder than most people think to keep one of these going. I see this perception that slice-of-life means 'drop some characters in a scenario and watch'. These types of RPs still need regular prodding from the GM to introduce new sources of drama when things get stale.
We need an RP about the stock market crash, but told from the perspective of anime supernatural half-demon half-werewolf high schoolers.
This please. I've been preparing my whole life for this.
Hi, and welcome to the guild. I've included a kitten to get you started.
Are you looking for 1x1's or more group stuff?
I. Love. Collabs.
*Ahem* I ship it. That is all.
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