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Adventure and Fight scenes

I apologize for not responding. The site went down, and didn't appear to be working so I...well, anyway. I'm back, if anyone remains interested.

Adventure and Fight scenes

I'll send out a PM if/when I create the actual OOC thread. It can work with as little as three people (considering I don't believe in such things as character limits) but in my experience, four is the minimum of an effective 'loose-track' story.

Side-note: would anyone like to be our designated villain? If not, I'll take that role, but I like to offer it up.

Adventure and Fight scenes

Whoa. Glad to see replies.

Optimist, I'd "GM" insofar as I might keep things moving in a general direction, but the idea is that there isn't much world building ahead of time. Improv comedy is a good way to think of this - there's a premise to start with, the participants add to it without contradicting anything. Roll with the punches, so to speak - literally and figuratively.

Not to say our characters can't be complex and possess actual motivation. But. You know. Whatever.

I'm gonna shoot for 1 more participants (assuming you two are still in - excuse my absence) before making a real thread, but start thinking up...stuff.

Adventure and Fight scenes

The most fun I've ever had in any RP were ones involving a sort of vague adventure with loosely defined goals, with most of our time taken up by constantly escalating fight scenes. I know that's probably not everyone's cup of tea, but I know you're out there.

Who wants to go explode things around the world?

Paranoia?

Paranoia is the greatest table-top game ever invented. Hands down. If you could figure a way to RP this onsite, I would pledge my horn to you.

Medieval fantasy RP?

As much as I despise them, there's always dwarves for a neutral. Maintaining trading alliances with both warring kingdoms, giving them reasons to support each side, rahter than hating both.

Or we could start making stuff up, which is always good.