- Invitation Status
- Posting Speed
- Speed of Light
- Slow As Molasses
- Online Availability
- whenever i'm able.
- Writing Levels
- Elementary
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Genres
- tl ; dr - cyberpunk, high fantasy, urban fantasy, rural fantasy, /fantasy/, horror, eastern. romance alongside all of these things, i just don't want it to have tooo much focus. like, if our characters click, then they click. and we should act on that, totally.
✔ ( soft cyberpunk ). easy on the cyber aspect of it, more so focused on the adjustment of a human ego to a world over saturated with tech and bereft of real privacy. though of course, i'd also be down to jam with someone that was more obsessed with the science facets.
✔ ( high fantasy ), involving old & hungry gods, things that want to be gods. quests spanning nations, generations. think dragon age ( though i'm pretty dim on the lore in that game, it's been actual years ). maker have mercy on me.
✔ things involving supernatural creatures of any kind, especially when in the modern era. i love the idea of urban magic. werewolves at subways. towns full of things that crawl and slither. so uh, ( urban fantasy )?
✔ ( horror ). spook me babe. give me zombies and wriggling things with too many teeth.
✔ ( eastern ). whether arabian nights or something inspired by the three kingdoms period, i'm good with whatever.
Mostly making this thread for my own benefit, so I don't end up creating someone everyone's already seen a million times.
I'll start with something utterly basic:
THE ICE BITCH
This chick is cold, cruel, and probably has a suite of daddy issues. She's more than likely short, always described as having ~porcelain skin~, and has a lean towards sadism. Maybe their writer enjoys calling eyes ( insert color here ) orbs.
I'll start with something utterly basic:
THE ICE BITCH
This chick is cold, cruel, and probably has a suite of daddy issues. She's more than likely short, always described as having ~porcelain skin~, and has a lean towards sadism. Maybe their writer enjoys calling eyes ( insert color here ) orbs.