FebruaryGemini

Fandoms and Characters I’ve played:
Homestuck - The Psiioniic, Female Violet OC
D&D - Female Elf OC, Male Tiefling OC, Child Human OC
Critical Role - Lady Delilah Briarwood
Star Wars - Cad Bane
Halo - Female Marine OC (and squad)

Other fandoms I’d be down to RP (characters are preferred but I’m open to suggestions):
The Hallow - Adam
The Dragon Prince - Moonelf OC
The Witcher (tv show) - Yennifer, Triss
The Maze Runner - Newt
Divergent (books) - Triss
Voltron: Legendary Defenders - Pidge
Thunderbirds Are Go - Virgil
Shadow and Bone/Six of Crows (books) - Grisha OC, Kaz
Arcane - Silco
BFDI - Gelatin, Black Hole
Baman Piderman - Pumkin
Original Story “The Mirror of Mr. Eye” - Mr. Eye, Mr. Narrow, Glimpse, Glance, The Silent Watcher, Peep, Mae
Red vs. Blue - Agent Washington, Tucker, Church, Tex
TF2 - Medic
Overwatch - Genji Shimada
Animation vs. Minecraft - Blue
LEGO Monkie Kid - Macaque, Tang Sanzang (the monk)

My RP guidelines:
1. Quality over quantity.
Brevity is the soul of wit, and I’m a very witty person. Sometimes I’ll be struck with genius and write a four-paragraph post. Other times the story needs a quick action/reaction and maybe a line of dialogue to keep its momentum.
“Quality” includes things like punctuation, spelling errors, and grammatical mistakes. But I’ll overlook those if the characters and plot are engaging. Yes, we’re not writing a book, but we are writing a story. I’d like it to be a story that I can read.
2. Research.
I understand that not everything is a Google search away, but please put in a little bit of effort. Sometimes we’ll be working in a fantasy setting where things are allowed to not make sense, but it really pulls me out of the story when things are blatantly inaccurate.
3. “Yes, and”
Roleplay is the fusion of fanfiction and improv. And the number one rule in improv is “yes, and” I will roll with what you give me if you roll with what I give you.
On this same note, our characters don’t have to be interacting 24/7. We can have scenes that split them up or scenes that don’t include them at all. But we can’t develop good characters in a void.
4. I am not my character.
Sometimes my character is a jerk. Sometimes I’m a jerk. But rarely do the two times coincide. Try to remember who is saying what to whom.

DM me your questions and thoughts and we can hash something out. I promise I don’t bite.