1. The number of * means how much I want to play that setting at the moment.
2. If it is in pink it means the setting has already been taken.
Character Relationships interested in pursuing:
• Introverted-Male x Extroverted-Female (friendship and romantic)
• Normal Male x Super-powered /Supernatural Female (friendship and romantic)
• Male x Male (friendship)
Settings:
• Twilight ****
• Harry Potter ***
Playing as modern day students attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. I love a mix of an unfolding mystery and a slice-of-life plot. I have the mystery prepared with quite a fair bit of notes. I'm aiming to capture the spirit of the series; mystery, adventure, sinister things lurking in the shadows...
• Batman / Gotham **
I love the setting; a gothic city drenched in rain and hazy neon. In this city the police force is just another gang; bought and paid for -- the big league villains have done the impossible -- The Batman is no more. Will new heroes rise to fight for Gotham?
• Star Wars ***
Taking place within Star Wars outside of the prequel and legacy movies; but more in line with the original trilogy's feel. The Jedi, The Sith; a galaxy at war. It'll take a band of unlikely heroes to restore balance to the force. Adventure, exotic planets, yet the same powerful themes which make Star Wars, well, Star Wars.
• Star Trek *
A note on me:
I prefer to play the Introverted and Geeky male characters. This doesn’t mean my character can’t be forceful, or angry, or unable to stand up for what he believes in. It’s just his default mode when dealing with the world. Because of this I have a personal preference for characters with a fiery attitude; those who act before they think, who take what they want and ask questions later. It’s refreshing. I also like to be the underdog in situations; the mortal, the one without superpowers, the one who perhaps isn’t so good at using magic as everyone else. This is how I like my characters to start; weak initially, but then growing in ability as they beat the obstacles thrown their way. To complement my character I also love characters who are equally as inept as mine, or to be exceptional compared to mine but still my friend / companion anyway. I also understand that characters who are extroverted are people who can be vulnerable too, perhaps more so in some ways; I would love to explore this in a roleplay. I prefer roleplays which have characters at the centre, and the setting second. Character interaction is what keeps my interest in a roleplay the most. Having a cool setting is gravy.