- Invitation Status
- Look for groups
- Posting Speed
- Multiple posts per day
- One post per day
- Multiple posts per week
- One post per week
- Online Availability
- Changes all the time but I'm around more often than not
- Writing Levels
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Advanced
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Nonbinary
- Transgender
- Genres
- Scifi, Crime/detective, supernatural, apocalyptic, horror, magic realism, mystery, historical, Western(at points)
Welcome to the Afterlife Program!
It started when you woke up on a unfamiliar bed.
It started when you realized you had no memories other than your name.
It started when you were told you were here to learn and to 'get better'.
It started.
But did it really start there?
Welcome to Afterlife.
When memories start to surface, along with secrets meant to stay under, the school won't remain tranquil for long.
Hello, welcome to the interest check for Afterlife! Like all my other roleplay ideas, I'm not very confident this one with succeed, but whatever.
Basically, this would center around students- ages 16-20, not that they remember that all too clearly -who wake up without their memories in a sort of boarding school. At first, of course, the school would appear to be normal other than the no memory thing, but as time goes on it would slowly get darker.
It's a mystery/school roleplay with a dab of action and supernatural elements. Neat.
The posting requirements would be minimal. The only requirements for such I can think of is no one liners and having somewhat proper grammar. So... yea.
If anyone's interested that'd be neat-o. I'll probably put up a signup anyway though.
Basically, this would center around students- ages 16-20, not that they remember that all too clearly -who wake up without their memories in a sort of boarding school. At first, of course, the school would appear to be normal other than the no memory thing, but as time goes on it would slowly get darker.
It's a mystery/school roleplay with a dab of action and supernatural elements. Neat.
The posting requirements would be minimal. The only requirements for such I can think of is no one liners and having somewhat proper grammar. So... yea.
If anyone's interested that'd be neat-o. I'll probably put up a signup anyway though.