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No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

Alright, can't wait to see your bio! :D Yeah, i know what you mean by racist classmates.

No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

@Smarty0114, accepted!

No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

Ispep said
Well, there's the basic sheet. I may add more, if I become so inclined and inspired.

Awesome, accepted! I really like what you did with your character!

No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

Savo said
How peculiar, a roleplay that takes place in a town where I was born :PWill get an app later today if I can.

Wow, I'm actually quite surprised. I was born in Alva, Oklahoma, only an hour and a half drive from Enid!

No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

I'm going to wait for 5 accepted bios before we start. As soon as Ispep is finished, that'll be 3 bios. Once we have 5 bios, I'll make the intro post in IC, and then the RP will officially start.

No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

@Clockykiller, accepted, but one problem. The infection has only be going for about two weeks at the current time, not two years.

@User, Accepted!

@Ispep, I'm liking the look of it so far! Nice creative weapon!

Walking Dead Roleplay

The official thread is now up! Feel free to post your bios! No Haven

No Haven [A Walking Dead Roleplay]

It took everyone by surprise. No one had any idea how it had happened, and before we knew it, every city in North America had been infected, and that was just the first week after first infection. The United States military did their job, and did it well for a while, but by the second week any hope of military help was a pipe dream. Two weeks is all it took to tear down the monumental civilization we had built as a collective race. Two weeks. By the time all of this happened, everyone had settled into either roving bands, small communites, or they had opted to try and survive by themselves, trying their own special way to protect themselves from the things many called 'Walkers' or 'Lurkers'. Mindless, undead beasts, shells of their previous human lives, pursuing survivors with a relentless determination only matched by their penchant for showing up where you would least expect it. If you got bit, or scratched by them, you would turn into one of them after a small period of time. That's all everyone knew for now. But, despite there dangers, Walkers were not the biggest problem befalling humanity. Bandits and thiefs were an even bigger problem, something that almost every person would have to deal with eventually. The only real hope of surviving for a longer time than everyone else, would be to band into a small tight knit group, and hope to wait out the storm.

You are a survivor who has made his way to a town called Enid, in the heartlands of Oklahoma. A small community, of about 40 people, has sprung up, using a small gated residential area as their fort. The walls, and single gate, had both been reinforced with pieces of wood, along with barbwire in order to stop any Walkers that might enter. You may of arrived for safety, you may of arrived to find people they wouldn't kill you, and you may of arrived to simply steal as much as you can before getting out. You approach the gates of the community, and after a moment, were let in by armed guards, who seemed just as worn and tired as you. People walked the streets and conversed with one another, and interacted with everyone. People ranged from old, to young, from white to black, all kinds were here, showing a wide range of diversity for such a small community. Due to the small size of the community so far, every person had their own house for lodging for now, located down the many streets of the gated community.



Rules:
1: No autohitting/killing, godmodding, powerplay, that sort of general roleplay thing. Not everybody gets along, but please have respect for your fellow roleplayers.
2: Actions have consequences. I will not outright kill characters, no dumb deaths here, but I do believe in having a little danger.
3: Please contact me if you are going to disappear for an extended period of time. I don't penalize for inactivity but I do like to know if I need to continue without you.
4. Player freedom is my #1 priority above all else. You can do whatever you like. There are no rails to this story, but I'd appreciate if things were kept to a certain degree of realism.

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Recommended Bio format:

Name:

Age:

Gender:

Appearance:

Weapons(Nothing too farfetched):

Personality:

Short History:

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Member List:
Ispep / Derek Gantz / Page 1
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

Clockykiller / Max Aiston / Page 1
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

User / Dr. Charles Richardson / Page 1
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

smarty0114 / John Wallace / Page 1
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

GoyaVive / Hugo Truman / Page1
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

Savo / Sven Pike / Page 2
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

Epsir / George F. Walsh / Page 2
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

DrowsyPangolin / Vincent Cross / Page 2
STATUS: Alive, in Last Hearth

Walking Dead Roleplay

Thank you for taking interest! I enjoy being on Free because it seems to be a little more active, and people seem to be more eager to join new threads. I agree, some lack roleplaying skill, but I enjoy them all the same.

When the Flames Die

Thomas could feel his heart in his throat for a moment, before the feeling left due to Thomas reassuring himself. Thomas paused for a moment, before smiling, and then scoffing. The scoff was not in disbelief, but in surprise, "Under law, The Order of the Thistle would be allowed to execute you where you stand." Thomas spoke, as he stood stoically. The number one thing every Order of the Thistle member fought against was outside subterfuge movements, and personnel, inside the country, "Who's commands you, and who's this fugitive?" Thomas asked, as he shifted slightly, but kept standing up and looking down at the rather small woman, "More importantly, what exactly did your fugitive do to warrant such action?" Thomas added, his interest sufficiently piqued. Thomas wasn't about to let her go, but he wasn't going to go back on his promise to her. He needed to figure out exactly what was going on, for the sake of the Order, and the sake of the King. The girl was obviously was a much bigger mystery than she was letting on, something Thomas intended to fix, and he wouldn't ask 100 questions to get the exact answer out, "Don't think because you have noble intentions means you can do whatever you like, however you like." Thomas added, as an afterthought. This was likely an international situation, as if it had to do with the King, and people within Mullen or Keilaudrin, the Order of the Thistle would of no doubt heard of this, also, and Thomas would of already been alerted to the situation.