AnxiousQuiet
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[class=p]text-indent: 2em;line-height: 175%;[/class][class=hd1]font-size: 32px;[/class][class=centerpost]max-width:900px;padding: 50px 20px;margin:0 auto;[/class][class=inspired]font-size: 12px;font-style: italic;padding-left:1em;[/class][class=postheader]text-align: center;margin: 0 auto;padding: 100px 0px;font-size: 120px;[/class][div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]Who am I?[/div][div class=inspired](Hint: Not 24601.)[/div][div class=p]I am a rusty and slow writer. I love brainstorming ideas. I really like the process of making a roleplay (setting, characters, plot, etc...) as much as I like playing the characters. I can only promise about a weekly post because of my schedule, and I will warn you if I ever have to miss my quota. I play both male and female characters. Judge my grammar and spelling in this post. As for post lengths, it varies mostly on how dynamic the roleplay is currently. Are we introducing a new setting? I can probably post around 500 words. Are our characters talking? My word count will probably be closer to 100. I have story ideas below, but I am not limited to them. I love fantasy and adventure. I love stories about friendship. I do not mine cliches at all, and I am happy to put our own twist to any overdone plot.[/div][/div][div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]What do I want?[/div][div class=p]Someone to collaborate with! I want someone who doesn’t mind taking a substantial amount of time developing the roleplay before starting and is willing to brainstorm with me. I need someone to be patient with how slowly I write. I want someone who is willing to press the redo button until we can get what we want. That also means that said someone should want something. I don’t want to roleplay something you only tolerate. Let’s make a roleplay we both love.[/div][/div][div style="background-color:#eacc79;color:#fff;"][div class=postheader]Story Ideas[/div][/div][div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]Kings and Queens[/div][div class=inspired](inspired by Till We Have Faces)[/div][div class=p]The king’s death was a relief to Rhea. Her father was not evil and was even well-liked by the men who surrounded him. But to her, he was oppressive and demeaning. She knew he once he really loved her as a child. Her mother often told her that the king became sick with worry when Rhea had a terrible fever. Maybe, his love never diminished. Regardless, it became tainted with disdain. Rhea was just a girl. She would never be a prince. She could never rule. Or so her father thought. The king never produced a son—though of course he blamed it only on his wives. Rhea‘s mother miscarried four times before dying of illness. The king's new wife died at childbirth. His new consort was carrying a son, but he was stillborn. So in the end, her father was wrong. Rhea would be queen even without his blessing.[/div]
Note: Play a character to match or even play the queen for me, and I can make a character to match. [/div][div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]Living While Dying[/div][div class=p]Silas was superstitious, simple, and stubborn. The first trait meant that he really believed the old lady Irene when she said he was going to die soon. The second meant that he set out to do the first thing that popped into his mind: he should go have an adventure. The last meant that he would not be convinced out of it.
Note: Very open ended prompt. Preferably played with another young character in their teens. Two strangers running away together doing stupid things until they realize what really matters to hem.
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[div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]Masked[/div][div class=inspired](added 6/8)[/div][div class=p]Legends said that the old masks where from the gods themselves. They were gifts to the noble families, each infused with the power of the gods. The strongest of the gods created the mask for the royal family. In this way, these families were supposed to rule in the place of the gods, acting as just and righteous leaders. But the days of righteousness faded, and so did the masks. The old markings disappeared and they lost their power. Some said the gods abandoned their people. Others said that it was because the people abandoned the gods.[/div][div class=p]What happens if someone finds one of those masks, hidden in some old dusty chest, and not only finds it, but discovers it completely restored, including the powers they give?[/div][/div]
Note: Play a character to match or even play the queen for me, and I can make a character to match. [/div][div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]Living While Dying[/div][div class=p]Silas was superstitious, simple, and stubborn. The first trait meant that he really believed the old lady Irene when she said he was going to die soon. The second meant that he set out to do the first thing that popped into his mind: he should go have an adventure. The last meant that he would not be convinced out of it.
Note: Very open ended prompt. Preferably played with another young character in their teens. Two strangers running away together doing stupid things until they realize what really matters to hem.
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[div class=centerpost][div class=hd1]Masked[/div][div class=inspired](added 6/8)[/div][div class=p]Legends said that the old masks where from the gods themselves. They were gifts to the noble families, each infused with the power of the gods. The strongest of the gods created the mask for the royal family. In this way, these families were supposed to rule in the place of the gods, acting as just and righteous leaders. But the days of righteousness faded, and so did the masks. The old markings disappeared and they lost their power. Some said the gods abandoned their people. Others said that it was because the people abandoned the gods.[/div][div class=p]What happens if someone finds one of those masks, hidden in some old dusty chest, and not only finds it, but discovers it completely restored, including the powers they give?[/div][/div]
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