My requirements:
-PLEASE be literate! Two to three well-written paragraphs per post at the minimum. Spell check is your friend, and I really dislike chat speak/poor grammar. I'm not asking for a two-page response, but one-liners are my eternal enemy. No, really. We have battles basically every week.
-I would prefer someone active. You don't have to be on every day, though that would be greatly appreciated, and I tend to be on at least once a day. Only once a week, though, is getting a bit too slow for me. Try for somewhere in between. ^^
-Romance/etc: I am fine with romance a little later in the role play, and drama is always good, but it should not be the center of the story. As for physical romance, a bit is fine, but if we want the characters to keep going, I would prefer a 'fade to black,' then pick up the next morning.
-Swearing is fine, if it doesn't go overboard.
-Have fun! If the role play is boring to you, it's probably boring to me. Don't be afraid to mix things up a bit and throw in random adventures!
-If you decide to quit the role play for any reason, please let me know. I won't be mad, I just want to know so I won't be waiting on your response for two weeks and bugging you every other day to see when you're going to reply, because I will do that if you stop replying. :D
Now that we have all that out of the way, I do want to make clear that I do not usually do fan fiction or anything based off of other works. However, if you really want to do it, and have a GOOD, ORIGINAL PLOT, then I might agree, though it's unlikely.
Finally, here are my plots. If you really like one of them, but it's already taken, that's fine; I'm cool using the plots multiple times.
Plot 1:
Setting: Medieval times, mainly within two neighboring countries
Plot itself: There are two countries at war with each other.
In Country 1: The youngest daughter of the king and queen has disappeared without a trace. A massive search has been enacted, but the princess is nowhere to be found. None but the princess's oldest sibling suspects Country 2 of kidnapping her. After failing to convince anyone, the prince(ss) sets off to find her on their own.
In Country 2: The secret mission sent out by the king was a failure. Instead of capturing the oldest child, they wound up with the youngest. Nevertheless, the young princess was thrown in the dungeon and kept secret until the king, who ruled unchallenged since the queen died, could figure out what to do with her. Two of his children (twins, the second oldest) find out about the young princess, and, in favor of peace with Country 1, decide to rescue her and see her safely home. The royal children all meet up somewhere within Country 2, and must return to Country 1 together, navigating war zones along the way. They must get to the castle and speak with the king before he can throw the twins in the dungeon, explain the situation, and then figure out what to do afterward.
The only character in this one that I claim from the start is the young princess who is kidnapped. I am fine splitting up the other characters however you want. This one has lots of room to bring in extra siblings, or random other characters throughout.
Plot 2:
Setting: Medieval times, may involve a lot of traveling around
Plot itself: Again, there are two adjacent countries that are at war. Close to the southern edge of the border between them, there is an inn that sits directly on the border. It is claimed by neither country, and welcomes guests from both. Our two characters are both outlaws on the run, from the two countries, respectively. They meet at the inn, and form an uneasy truce between them, then travel together in order to both make it out alive.
Plot twist: This twist has worked successfully before, and made for a very interesting role play, though if you don't want to use it, that's fine. My character is a sever nyctophobiac, meaning she gets scared of the dark to the point of nausea, always needs a night light, etc. Your character is a necromancer/dark mage, and uses her fear against her to force her to travel with him/her. We can reverse the character roles if you really want, but I would prefer it this way.
Plot 3:
Setting: Modern day
Plot itself: This one is complicated. It's a combination of werewolves, magic (like wizards and creatures such as dragons), war between good and evil, God/the Devil, and a twist on Christian theology that, depending on your beliefs, may be taken as offensive or as blasphemy, so read only if you are open-minded. Basically, god and the devil work together to maintain the Balance between good and evil. They see in the future an event that will prevent them from continuing their work, but they do not know what will happen. Ten years before the event happens, they begin training apprentices/students/whatever you want to call them; two children born with unique powers, as well as the ability to become wolves at will. God and the Devil finally arrange for them to meet on the day of the event. When the unknown event happens, it sets the Balance out of whack, traps God and the Devil so they can not be reached, brings magic back into the modern world, and forces the two children (now about 15 or so) to work together to fix it, decide how to deal with the return of magic (try to keep it? Will it leave when the Balance is fixed?), and restore God and the Devil, all while dealing with the pressure from the world to lead the forces of good and evil in war against each other.
If you're interested in this one, I can give you a full write-up with all the extra details that help it to actually make sense.
If you're interested in any of these, or have an idea of your own, reply here, or pm me, or whatever, and we can get started.
Thanks!
~Dove
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