- Invitation Status
- Posting Speed
- One post per day
- 1-3 posts per week
- Online Availability
- 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. EST
- Writing Levels
- Adept
- Advanced
- Preferred Character Gender
- Primarily Prefer Female
- Genres
- Modern Fantasy, Fantasy, Psychological, Action, Steampunk
Hey, look. It's a talking bob cut. Not a talking bob cut. The talking bob cut.
Anywho, some of you may know me (if you keep up with my many name changes), some of you may not. Whether you do or you don't, all is good! We can still roleplay. There are some guidelines though.
Regarding canon, I typically avoid it, but an original story in the Pokemon verse or something like that wouldn't be beyond me. I also like adapting concepts from some of my favorite series (Yumekui Merry, Psycho-Pass, Zatch Bell, etc). Yes, I am weeb trash. My avatar probably revealed that much already.
As for original stories...
I'll try to brainstorm some good 1 on 1 plot scenarios, but for now, enjoy this picture of someone brainstorming.
Anywho, some of you may know me (if you keep up with my many name changes), some of you may not. Whether you do or you don't, all is good! We can still roleplay. There are some guidelines though.
- I don't work with anything less than a paragraph, good grammar and punctuation accompanying. Any post worth writing is worth at least a paragraph. While I'm alright with a few grammatical mistakes here and there, don't take my leniency for granted.
- I don't use Tumblr definitions. Sorry, but no furries or lizardkin allowed. I simply don't do it.
- Bother me subtly. Once or twice a week is fine, and don't act like the world is going to end if my reply isn't up within the next 24 hours. I try to update my status when I'm busy, so if I don't reply for a few days, it might be a good idea to check that.
- Romance is a bonus, not the main show. Likewise, don't try to push romance halfway through a story. I do a LOT of brainstorming with my partners, so we'll know ahead of time whether or not romance will be a factor at all. While I do like romance as a subplot, I like the simplicity of platonic relationships and how they lend themselves more to the plot. If romance arises and starts taking over, that's a no-go.
- I like active people. By active, I mean you push the plot forward and contribute to it with your own little tidbits. I don't know how active I am myself, but when I really get into an idea, I really get into it. Likewise, I like the feeling that comes about when someone is cooperating on something. I much prefer to say we made this, as opposed to I made this (despite what my group project history in high school says about me).
Regarding canon, I typically avoid it, but an original story in the Pokemon verse or something like that wouldn't be beyond me. I also like adapting concepts from some of my favorite series (Yumekui Merry, Psycho-Pass, Zatch Bell, etc). Yes, I am weeb trash. My avatar probably revealed that much already.
As for original stories...
- PSYCHOLOGICAL. I am a HUGE fan of anything and everything psychological. The mind and the way people tick is fascinating, and I like to explore
and exploitthat when I can. You already saw I mentioned Psycho-Pass. The whole utopian society with the system that may or may not be all it's cracked up to be just appeals to me so much. - Survival Games. While a little harder to play out between only two people, it's still possible, and has potential to be more productive than some with multiple players, as there's only two people discussing who lives and who dies as opposed to five or six.
- Steampunk. I love steampunk. Steam-powered everything? Gears? Gadgets? Count me in. Just a note that I also like to tie fantasy elements into said steampunk (because what is alchemy even).
- Fantasy. I like medieval and modern relatively equally. Count this as the only exception to the no Tumblr definitions rule, though I do still typically prefer my partner main a character of some human origin (but if you can play some wise dog-mage or something, have at it). Questing and slaying dragons, or whatever it is people in medieval times did to pass the time until video games were invented, always had a certain appeal to me. Despite my love for psychological mishaps, I'm still an adventurer at my core. There's something about completing a quest and getting just enough coin to buy a potion you might need against a dragon that just draws me in. Could be the massive amounts of RPGs I play, but whatever.
- Supernatural. Not the show. Ew. I like supernatural more in a modern setting and in a way that ties in deeply with psychological, and much less into drama bombs everywhere. Because ghosts are pretty rad and interacting with them can only be good, right?
I'll try to brainstorm some good 1 on 1 plot scenarios, but for now, enjoy this picture of someone brainstorming.