Multiple Settings 1x1 Platonic Roleplayer with many Characters, Plots, and Worlds

[Northe]

Hey, I’m Northe.
Disclaimer: I am not here for romance heavy plots. Platonic is not romantic. If I partake in a roleplay with romance between the characters, it is not the main focus, and it will be slow. If you are looking for romance, I am sorry, I cannot help you.

I am always open unless stated otherwise. Please reach out after getting a good idea of what I’m looking for!

I’ll be editing this often and will be replying when I do so. Please contact me through PMs rather than replying.

Anyway, welcome!
I’m well aware this is crazy long, but there’s only a few sections you need to read: What I’m Offering, Who I Am, Who You Are, What I’m NOT Offering, and Other Things to Avoid. Everything else is in depth specifics of genres, plots, themes, and other things. If you read through the above mentioned required reading and then skip to the end and read one plot, that’s cool! If you only read the required reading and come to me with what you are looking for specifically, I’ll weed out all the nonsense and get right to the point! But this is a little introduction to my long winded nonsense…

Also I’ve added tabs and threadmarks now! Look at me, I’m growing! This is just my Ultimate Interest Check.

 

[Northe]

What I’m offering/looking for:
Literate role-plays with an emphasis on storytelling and relationships between characters that develop alongside the plot and influence how the characters themselves change and develop. All characters have flaws, and all characters experience change throughout their story journeys.

• Who I Am
• Who You Are

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  Who I am:
  
  • Northe, obviously.
  • I write varying amount depending on who my partner is, from the shortest being two nice sized paragraphs to 3000 words or more. I can adapt, and if you’re willing to put up with me and are eager for something you see, feel free to reach out, we might be able to work something out.
  • I always write my role-plays in third person, and the amount of descriptiveness depends on where and what the characters are doing, as well as my current mental state and timeline. There’s also some dependence on the character I’m playing.
  • I like grammar, but I will never say anything about typos or mistakes unless I can’t figure out the meaning. I’m pretty good at looking at the keyboard and figuring out what key might have been missed, so there shouldn’t be a problem. I tend to write long run-on sentences with lots of commas and clauses, everyone has their grammar struggles. Besides, as long as it’s coherent, nobody cares.
  • I often play multiple characters of different personalities, backgrounds, flaws, and arcs. Sometimes I focus more on one singular main character with the others as more stagnant side characters to fill in the world, while other times, each character has their own perspective and story to follow. This mostly depends on the partner as well. Some people prefer one character each, and I’m cool with that.
  • I usually prefer playing male characters, but I used to play more females. I can go either way, but unless it changes, my go-to will be a male.
  • I play all sorts of types of characters. Humans, Animals, Animal-Humans, Mythical Creatures, Robots/AI, and more. I have varying levels of experience with each, but I’m always willing to learn and try something new out.
  • If you’re wondering about ‘doubling’, I will remind you again that this is a search for platonic relationships, not including love interests. However, if you have a character who you think just really needs a good friend, I can cater to that, depending on what it is. A genuine friend, not a friend with ‘benefits’ or bla bla bla. If you want more details on what I mean by this, feel free to reach out.
  • I enjoy world-building, but I am not the greatest… I will offer brief descriptions for worlds I have already set up to use as a setting, but I’m also open to creating something new to fit with particular characters. If you want a world that allows a fish alien from outer space to meet with a sentient cactus, we can do that.
  • For fandoms, I will most likely not play canon characters. I just don’t do it often and don’t have much experience with it. I might be will to try it out, depending on the context. But I’m totally cool with using a world already built within a fandom and creating characters within the rules. I’ll have an incomplete fandoms list further down.
  • I enjoy OOC chatter, talking and theorizing about characters, coming up with silly nicknames for them, and overall keeping in touch. However, I am terrible at reaching out and starting things. Just know, that even if I’ve been quiet, I’m probably just shy or something.
  • I consider myself to be ‘experienced’, and even if you’ve just heard of roleplaying yesterday, feel free to jump in. I may not know all the terms and applications of things, but I am here to help. I like sharing the things I’ve learned in my (short by comparison to some people here) time role-playing. Everyone’s gotta start somewhere.
  • As for aesthetics, I know some small things about coding, but I’m more worried about readability and accessibility(you’ll see me use accordions later on). I’m often on mobile, and I use light mode. If you change colors of text, just make sure it shows up on a white background.
  • I’m not great with character reference images. I usually draw all mine myself(or use AI), but I usually don’t have an image at all. I’m not confident in my drawing skills, and usually just don’t take the time and effort to do anything about it.
  • I prefer to role-play through private conversations, one set up for OOC and the other for IC. It’s for organization and clear readability.
  • I like to say that I can reply at least once a day, but as my replies get longer and my motivation grows drier, it ends up being longer between each. I’m not going to put a deadline down about posts, because I will likely not adhere to it myself.
  • As for ghosting, all I ask is that you please tell me if you don’t plan to continue. You don’t need a reason, just some indication that you don’t intend to continue.
  
  
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  Who you are:
  
  • When you reach out, please come with a few specifics of what caught your interest and even some ideas yourself. Bringing your own ides isn’t mandatory, but it does help me to understand what you’re going for. At the very least, have something that we can build upon.
  • Understand and know that romance is most likely not going to happen between our characters. Don’t pressure it, and please don’t have your characters pressure or assume it.
  • Please don’t write in phrases that expect my character to respond in certain ways, for example don’t write something like this:
  Name stood up and turned away, crying, not expecting Person to care enough to do anything.​
  • If you want me to explain why I don’t like phrasing like this, feel free to reach out and ask.
  • If you have any major triggers, don’t be afraid to bring them up and request to avoid certain things.
  • Same goes for particular preferences. Role-playing should be enjoyable, so if there’s something you’re looking for, let me know and I can see what I can do.

What I am NOT offering:
Romance based role-plays that focuses on the romantic interest between two characters, no matter who or what the characters are.

Other Things to Avoid:

• Gambling/Games with winners/losers receiving Death(like Squid Games)
• NSFW Content
• Plots surrounding and focusing on suicide. It can be present in minor ways, but not the focus or of the greatest importance.
• Plots that only focus on one character rather than both/all(unless specified being one that I want to play a GM for and lead you and your OC on a wild story)

 

[Northe]

• Genres of Interest
• Fandoms
• Pairings & Characters/Themes

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  Overall Genres of Interest:
  
  Fantasy: A very broad genre of anything that is impossible in our world. Magic, Dragons, Mythical Creatures, and the like. I am always an enjoyer of a fantasy based world.
  
  Science Fiction: Another broad genre of anything that is not real in our world… but dare I say ‘possible’. Technology based rather than life based. Things like Robots, AI, Aliens, flying cars, and more.
  
  Supernatural: The one focusing on things you might see in horror movies or urban legends. Ghosts, Spirits, Vampires, Werewolves, Witches, and various things.
  
  Superhero/Action: Set in a world more similar to ours but with people who have certain abilities or talents. The level of power or influence of fantasy can fluctuate depending on what it is. Emphasizes fights or battles against a Big Bad and potentially training and/or redemption.
  
  Detective/Mystery: Another world similar to ours with deep problems or mysteries. Emphasizes figuring out something that was previously unknown to the characters and bringing about some change for the better.
  
  Slice of Life/School: This can fall under many different types of worlds, but is more focused on the day to day of characters and their relationships with one another. There can be a deeper plot that emerges down the line, but emphasizes the flaws and conflicts between the characters as people attempting to come to terms with their mistakes and growing together.
  
  Reborn/Regression: This can also fall under many different genres and the ‘rebirth’ can come from different reasons depending. It can be a travel back in time regression, it can be a body brought back to life in the future, or a new life restarted over and over. This one requires more planning to figure out how both characters are involved and how it works. It emphasizes change occurring in people and potentially nature vs nurture and how different experiences and small details can change people in big ways.
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  Fandoms:
  
  Here’s that fandom list I mentioned! These can take any level of influence from their fandoms, from the world building, to the entire plot but with our own characters. This is an incomplete list of fandoms I know and fandoms I’m willing to role-play. I’ll likely forget many and add and remove them as I please.
  

  Fandoms

  - The Umbrella Academy
  - The Imperfects
  - My Hero Academia(I have not watched all of it yet)
  - Avatar: The Last Airbender
  - Warrior Cats
  - Wings of Fire
  - Legendborn
  - The Dragon Prince(NEW SEASON HAVE NOT WATCHED IT YET)
  - Supernatural(Up to Season 4)
  - Harry Potter
  - Phasmophobia
  - Seasons of the Storm
  - The Good Place
  - Minecraft(The BASE GAME, Nothing else)
  

  
  
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  Some Pairing Ideas & Characters/Themes I Always Enjoy
  
  These pairings listed below can be between two or more characters. A world and cast can be built around a particular idea, as well as a plot. These currently have no plot beyond there being these two types of characters interacting. There is no preference order, I’m generally good with anything, just make it clear who is playing who if you choose one of these. Again, these are not romantic, but focus on the relationship between the two characters and how their different roles/personalities clash and change.
  
  For the character types/tropes they’re very similar to the pairings of requiring something to be built around them, I just figured I’d add some more specifications here.
  

  Pairings

  - Human//Human
  - Non-Human//Human
  - Non-Human//Non-Human
  - Good//Evil
  - Guard//Royalty
  - Royalty//Prisoner
  - Prisoner//Guard
  - Sidekick//Leader
  - Spy//Assassin
  - Spy//Guard
  

  Character Types/Tropes

  - Avian/Bird People
  - Two People on Opposing ‘Sides’ of a War or System
  - Characters who can Shapeshift
  - Characters requiring some sort of Redemption and/or Changing between Villain and Hero
  - Outcasts and Heroes
  - Outcasts who are Heroes
  - Heathy doses of Trauma for Characters to work through and Develop with
  - Revolutions
  - Blind ‘Sheeple’ Awakening to their Broken World and Breaking Free
  - Characters being Placed in a Completely Unfamiliar Environment
  - Enemies Finding an Enemy in Common and becoming Allies
  - Heroes Hidden in Plain Sight
  - Villains who are Actually the Heroes
  - Spies and Deception
  - Characters who are Definitely Insane
  - Characters who are Fools
  - Characters who Pretend to be Fools
  - Characters who are Not Human
  - Situations Similar to Life with Fantastical Twists
  - Characters who are Only a Little bit Paranoid of Things that they Shouldn’t Be
  - Controlling Villains who Expect the Heroes to never Escape from Under their Thumb
  - Morally Gray Characters Discovering Morals
  - Underlying Conflicts and Metaphors
  - Characters who Couldn’t Care Less
  - Bands of Misfit OCs who Just Wanna Have Fun but end up Saving the Entire World through their Antics
  - Breakouts and Escape Artists
  - Sibling Dynamics
  - Heroes who are Defeated Constantly but they’re called Team Cockroach for a Reason
  - A Hero and a Civilian who is Attempting to be a Hero
  - Idiots with Too Much Confidence Discover Loopholes
  - Characters with Ice Magic
  - Elemental Magic in general for Characters
  

  
  

 

[Northe]

About the following plot ideas:

There are various ‘types’ of plots I’m going to be advertising under a few different names. Here you can see my definitions of what I mean by each.
Collaborative: While yes, all of the plots are collaborative, these ones require it from both sides. The influence in these plots will come equally from both of us, through the use of main characters and various side characters and NPCs. We should both have an understanding of what we’re doing and throw in our own twists and turns.
My Lead: We will still both have a main character, but I will be the one guiding the plot through side characters and NPCs. Neither you nor your character will know what is about to happen before it happens. Of course, it’s all surrounding your character, so everything my characters and NPCs say revolves around how you react and respond. But I will be the one orchestrating most of the twists in the story.
Your Lead: The same as My Lead but with you in charge. These will pretty much be offered the same as the plots for My Lead but with allowing you to take control if you wish.
GM: These are similar to My Lead, but I’ll also be playing the ‘environment’ as well. I also don’t have a specific main character, but instead might play a couple sides characters.
Fandom: These are set within the worlds of a fandom but have a specific plot I’ve come up with for them. And I mean a decently developed plot. Other things are obviously still open.

• Collaborative
• My Lead
• Your Lead
• GameMaster
• Fandoms

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  1. Fantasy
  

  Dragon Hunters Inc.

  Welcome to Dragon Hunters Incinerated! We have two goals here; Hunt Dragons and Don’t get Incinerated! This is your Welcome Guide to ensure you know what you’re getting into.
  1. You’re a Dragon Hunter.
  Yes, it’s true Dragons are extremely rare and powerful, but you already knew that. You’re being paid considerable sums of money just to attempt to find one, but if you manage to kill one, that’s when your life changes. That’s what you’re here for, isn’t it? The money. It’s always the money.
  2. You’ll be assigned a teammate.
  Who is it and what their skill level is, it’s hard to say. All duos are teamed up randomly. You might be lucky and be paired with a seasoned veteran, or you might find yourself stuck with a total idiot.
  3. What happens you to and your teammate is out of our hands.
  You didn’t expect us to give you any weapons, did you? Or training, right? You don’t sign up to be a Dragon Hunter without first knowing how and having the tools for it, right? Right?
  4. Oh, by the way, look out for the Draconic Cults.
  These people are crazy, and they’re kind of known for catching, torturing, and killing Dragon Hunters. But you can handle that too, can’t you?
  5. Don’t Talk to the Dragons.
  Just don’t. Okay?
  **Our characters will be Dragon Hunters on their first mission together trying to navigate the violent yet profitable world of Dragon Hunting. Not only must they cross the continent, but they must avoid the Draconic Cults. Not to mention, there seems to be something suspicious about this whole ‘Dragon Hunting thing’. Don’t talk to Dragons, huh? Wait- you mean Dragons can talk?

  Children of Hope

  Six kids are born on the same night, in the same hour, on the same second. Right at the exact same moment, a solar eclipse blots out the light of the sun upon the earth. Strangely, even in locations where an eclipse should have no effect, the light is diminished and darkened. From then on, the sky is covered with clouds and people grow restless and weary. Violence creeps up across the lands like a plague and it seems that the end is growing near. The six children are raised in this harsh environment, their parents, like all parents, do their best to hang on to hope and look towards the world’s governments to extend peace to one another. Years pass by until no one has seen the sun for 17 years(or more or less depending on the age you want the children to be) for all of the clouds that lay across the horizon. That’s when something changes. These six children find themselves in possession of strange powers that materials in all sorts of different ways. As it becomes harder to control the powers and stay hidden from public view, they are pushed into contact with each other and are forced to figure out a way to relieve the world of darkness. They are the bringers of light and they will return hope to the broken lands.

  
  
  
  
  
  
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  1. Supernatural
  

  Ghost of Ships’ Passing

  Your character is a sailor enjoying a calm day at sea. The crew is in high spirits, only days away from their destination when a sudden storm overtakes the ship. There is nothing the crew can do as the ship is thrown around by waves that materialized out of nowhere. However, just as your character thinks they’re about to drown beneath the waves, a hand reaches out to save them. My character is a ghost, the captain of an entire ghost ship no less, and has just saved your character from certain doom. The strange thing is, you’re not dead. You now see, speak to, and are surrounded by ghosts. You stand upon a ship that may or may not exist, and you eat food that should have gone bad long before. You need to figure out how to survive, and how to leave. Many of the ghosts seemed wary at first, but now they’re interested in keeping the new member around. Your only potential ally seems to be the ghost captain who at least explained everything as much as they could, and besides… they seem to be the only ghost who’s… all ‘there’. The captain seems extremely grateful to finally be able to hold a conversation with another, and amidst it all you think you’re friends? Either way, there’s strange things going on and survival is slowly becoming more and more perilous.

  
  
  
  2. Sci-Fi
  

  The Mercenary of the Past

  Your character was born and lived in the year 50xx, a world full of violence, war, technology, and ceaseless fighting. You’re used to fighting for everything, using your incredible combat skills. You were a mercenary, but not just any mercenary. You were part of the Eclipse Initiative, a revolutionary group intent on keeping the monarchy off the throne. You were the best of the best, so good at your job that you were impossible for the higher ups to control. You were a mercenary anyway, not a hired grunt. You excelled at one thing above all else - evading death. That’s not to say you never died - you did, and a lot, but through some unique process and mental determination, you somehow found the strength within yourself to defy even the greatest enemy known as Death. Something happened though… something you don’t quite remember and suddenly you woke up here. You’re told you’re at a Reawakening facility and the year is 70xx. You’re told you now serve some sort of ‘Overlord’ and you’re burdened with the presence of my character, an incredibly lifelike AI construct who’s been instructed to assist you with your tasks and help you reintegrate into society(hopefully without all the murder). Even with that all aside, you learn that the very queen you spent your life trying to prevent has taken over the entirety of the world and sit upon the Throne in the Clouds. You not only must navigate this new future you find yourself in, but your new role as your Overlord’s dog. Will you hang up your revolutionary spirit and keep your head down to survive, or will you determine to rise once more and bring that silly little AI partner with you? Or will you learn that something else is underneath the surface of this world and threatens humanity as a whole?
  **This is a very complex world/plot that will need a good decent more explaining before we can get into it. The world I have for the future is incredibly rough and bare bones but I intend to work with it as we go. Disclaimer: this plot is rather dark with heavy themes of violence, conflict, systems similar to slavery(more like Roman slavery and not racially based, and also less harsh), war, torture, and other stuff. There’s also mentions of suicide, though it is not super important and can easily be removed(some of the other stuff can be altered too to make it lighter, just let me know).

  Lost Society

  Your character is a researcher/explorer who’s been sent to a remote outpost by way of either cryosleep or teleportation. However, when you arrive you find the place to be empty and abandoned with no trace of the researchers who are meant to be there. The only source of life is a couple of alien plants that have taken over parts of the outpost, and the AI intercom/database/assistant. You can’t even contact the Main Base. It seems you’ve been entirely cut off and are now forced to survive on your own. Luckily, the AI that has been installed is on your side, and holds crucial information about the world in which you’ve found yourself. It’s up to you to figure out what happened to everyone else, and how to return back home.

  
  
  
  
  
  
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  1. Supernatural
  

  Ghost of Ships’ Passing

  My character is a sailor enjoying a calm day at sea. The crew is in high spirits, only days away from their destination when a sudden storm overtakes the ship. There is nothing the crew can do as the ship is thrown around by waves that materialized out of nowhere. However, just as my character thinks they’re about to drown beneath the waves, a hand reaches out to save them. Your character is a ghost, the captain of an entire ghost ship no less, and has just saved my character from certain doom. And that’s where you come in! You can follow the same/similar story beats as outlined in My Lead, or come up with something entirely different. Maybe my character is dead and doesn’t believe it? Maybe your characters don’t believe they’re dead and require the living character’s help to move on? Anything works - you’re in charge!

  
  
  
  2. Sci-Fi
  

  Mercenary of the Past

  My character lived over a thousand years in the past, but for some reason, your characters have decided to bring them back. Perhaps you’re testing the limits of reviving people by seeing how far back you can go and now have a violent test subject on your hands. Maybe you’re just looking for someone to get the dirty work done and have enough money to keep people quiet about your new pet. Maybe you’re the Queen/King of the world and are worried about revolutionaries or humanity falling to AI and decide to enlist the help of someone who knows how to handle dire situations. Whatever the reason, it’s up to you. I’ll be bringing in the history of the world and the history of the mercenary themself. How deep/dark you want to go is up to you, just make sure you adhere to the rules.

  Lost Society

  My character is an explorer sent on a mission to some remote outpost, however what they find when they arrive isn’t what they expect and prompts them to figure out what went wrong along the way and how to fix it. What you do and who you play is completely up to you. Maybe some alien species took over. Perhaps it’s plants. Maybe it’s the plague. The AI could have even revolted. It’s up to you!

  
  
  
  
  
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  1. Supernatural
  

  Ghost of Ships’ Passing

  Your character is a sailor enjoying a calm day at sea. The crew is in high spirits, only days away from their destination when a sudden storm overtakes the ship. There is nothing the crew can do as the ship is thrown around by waves that materialized out of nowhere. However, just as your character thinks they’re about to drown beneath the waves, a hand reaches out to save them. Your character finds themself on a ship full of ghosts. You can see the ghosts, and interact with them… kind of. The ghosts can only speak in broken sentences, and they often just say phrases from their lives over and over again. You need to figure out what they’re planning, and fast. You need to worry about survival more than ever, and gleaning information from this secretive bunch is crucial. Some seem more sentient than others, but overall they’re limited to a few phrases and communicating through gestures. Are these ghosts friendly? Will they help you back to land and back to life, or are they hoping for another person to join their wispy ranks?

  Forest of Death

  Your character has made the life changing decision to enter the forest of death alone. This forest is known for destroying the livelihood of anyone who enters. Horrors beyond your wildest dreams lurk beyond the stone walls that contain the monstrosity. Why have you gone in? It’s mostly up to you, but there is a prize hiding within the forest. The entity that rules the cursed land offers a wish to anyone who can find them. The wish can be anything, there’s nothing off the table. You just have to survive to make the wish first.
  **This one is important to tell me any triggers that are off limits because I have a long list of things I can use to torment characters. The plan isn’t for your character to die, more like be faced with literal monsters as well as psychological terrors. This one is less of an actual story, and more of an adventure action plot where your character has various ‘enemies’ to defeat along the way to their goal.

  
  
  
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  1. Phasmophobia
  

  New Team, Who Dis?

  Your Character and my character have decided to jump into the wild world of paranormal investigation. They’ve decided to team up and sign a contract together for their first few cases. Their experience is debatable, but they need the money. They must figure out how to trust each other and get the job done before they fall victim to the ghosts they investigate.

  
  
  
  2. Minecraft
  

  Good Ol’ Minecraft

  Two people suddenly get transported into the game of Minecraft. At first, everything seems great. They can’t die, they can build whatever, and they can smack each other across the face as much as they want. However, nothing’s quite as it seems as they realize that there’s no way to escape. Besides, they still feel pain. The once magical land of cubes seems more like a prison and they must figure out how to get over their differences and work together to make their world a more livable and safe place. Oh, and they also might want to escape.
  **This can also be a sort of Slice of Life with just the two people going about their lives, pulling pranks, kidnapping dogs, and blowing up houses. There’s also plenty of variations, from the people being players who were pulled in, people who woke up with no memory, people who volunteered to try out a new style of video game but got trapped, and more. We can also choose whether or not the experience is ‘modded’. It could be plain old survival or have some twists to make it more interesting.

  
  
  

More plots will be added in the future! Each “Ghost of Ships’ Passing” is actually different to reflect how each plot style is laid out. If you’re curious about those you can compare and contrast.

 

[Northe]

- Reorganized everything into tabs + threadmarks for easier and quicker organization
- Added three plots

 

[Northe]

- Added a few more plots for each section
- Plan next is to add a few worlds