Fantasy The Bad Guys, Remade: Staff and Student Handbook

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Main: The Bad Guys, Remade (Open!)

First and foremost, I want prospective joiners to know that there should be as much humor and lightheartedness as foreboding and drama. Classes include Calculus of Doom and Everything You’re Not Supposed To Do, after all.
This doesn't mean there won't be violence, references to sensitive topics, facetious humor, debauchery, a general darkness of tone, and other content that may be considered objectionable. Don't get too odious, though; If you don't balance out and lighten up the nasty bits, then we're only left with trash.

• If you don't understand what somebody else means, ask for clarification. There is no shame in it, and if anybody gives you flak about it then it is not your fault.
• Hostility on our side of the fourth wall is needless. If you cannot discuss matters in a decent fashion then you are reprehensible.
• Insensitive language belongs to insensitive characters. Ableist, racist, ageist, sexist, or otherwise essentialist language is prohibited from third person narrations. If you use it by accident, or if it's something that doesn't have connotations that are too bad, it can be excused, since many people don't know any better ways to phrase things. I won't hold it against you as long as I know it's an honest mistake.
• Differences in style or creative ability are welcome here. Write script style, novel style, or anything outside and in between; Be as loquacious or laconic as you please.
• You may not control another person's character, or make big changes to them without the consent of the roleplayer that made them.
• You may make as many characters as you want.
• If you make more than one character, give each one a different position. Like if you only make two characters, you can have a staff member and a student villain, but you can't have two student villains. You can have more than one character in the same position, but you also have to have another character in another position. For instance, you can have two expendables and a student henchman. Exception: You may have more than one unranked character even if you don't have other characters of other ranks, as long as they come to be different ranks from each other later.
• You must give your characters a relatively probable age, unless you have a good explanation.
• You may join at any time.
• If you have any other questions, feel free to ask and I'll answer when I can, and update the rules if need be. No worries, I'll let everybody know when the rules are updated, and the amendments will appear both in this post and in an additional one

 

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The Universe
This takes place in a slightly futuristic setting, where the existence of magical creatures has been well known since before WWII. The location is northern Ohio, though students may come from a variety of states.
Magical creatures vary, even those of the same general type. A vampire, for example, may have great magical prowess or have very weak magic, may suffer no ill effects from direct sunlight or may be subject to a variety of sunlight induced maladies.
Mythological, religious, and folkloric figures such as the Devil, Santa Claus, and Odin all exist in this universe, and may interact with our characters.
It is commonplace for people to openly and unironically identify as being evil, and there is even a political lobby going on to make it constitutionally illegal to discriminate against people for being evil.
The School
A blocky, ominous building with an asymmetrical, layout sort of L shaped, sort of shaped like a triangle. It is modeled after a castle to the extent that it even has slots for crossbows, and it stands four storeys high with two additional levels underground. The property is located in a rural area, not far from town, and has many acres of field and forest, as well as an outdoor pool, a stable, a student maintained garden, and a picnic area. Most of the forest is off limits to students, and is separated from the rest of the property by a three board wooden fence, with chicken wire buried underneath to keep the wolves in the woods from digging through.
The school has an eccentric indoor design, with an abundance of rooms with various purposes. The supplies are well stocked, not that the staff do not constantly complain about how low the budget supposedly is. Staff and students come in various species, including humans.

The School Rules
This school boasts a lax set of rules, and some nefarious actions can even get you extra credit, but that doesn't mean there aren't things that you can't get away with if caught.

• Students are not allowed to attack teachers.
• Students must not destroy school property without permission.
• Students may not partake in sex, drugs, and other debauchery.
• Students aren't allowed to directly sabotage student's studies without permission from a teacher. Sabotaging other students by attacking them, cursing them, or attempting to murder them is encouraged.
• Students may wear anything as long as they are actually clothed, except on field trips and inspection days, when they will wear the uniform.

Rooming
The rooms are all co-ed, and some house two students while others house three, some yet house four; As well, if any of the students in the room is ranked expendable, the higher ranking students may elect to kick them out.
There are four groups of dorms, each arranged in a horseshoe around a lounge area.
The dorms are located in the center of the school, in line with the main entrance and behind the auditorium. To the immediate east of the dorms and lounge is the cafeteria, cooking classroom, and kitchens; To their immediate west is the the clinic and infirmary.

Room Assignments
Malice, Edward, Maxine
Briana, Rinnyx
Sam, Hannah, Park
Francis, Ezra
Unroomed Students
Finbar

Student Classifications
After the first two weeks of school, students will be assigned classifications based on what either they have been enrolled for, or for what the school decides for them based on your personality, species, ethnic background, interests, and skillset. Their classification may not be determined immediately after your analysis, but sometimes it is.
The following is a list of examples, by no means complete.

• Macro Dictator - If you show prowess in government, leadership, propaganda, public speaking, and usurpment.
• Micro Dictator - If you can't really pervert a country or just don't want to, you could always hold random people prisoner.
• Cultist - They come as they please, but they'd better not leave. Also, have they found Cthulhu yet? I kind of lost him.
• Mad Scientist, Biological - If you are fond of torturing others, science, vivisection, and bioengineering, as well as going against scientific and traditional morality, here goes.
• Mad Scientist, Chemical - Chemistry for the morally objectionable- Mind control serums and whatnot.
• Mad Scientist, Mechanical -Take over the world with your evil robot army, or just extort the public with $600 tractor beams.
• Street Criminal - For those who wish to rule the world from it's sordid underbelly.
• Extremist - It's thy way or the highway.... to Hell!
• Consumer - For those who decide to take a leaf from Hannibal Lector's or Baba Yaga's books, learning to "serve man" can be quite rewarding.
• Black Magician - Let's raise some hell, shall we?
• Destroyer - All before your footsteps will find themselves under your footsteps in due time.
• Trickskter - You do as you please and get away with it through cunning.
• Unfair one - Foolish mortals can expect short, miserable lives at the hands of the unseelie.
• Et Cetera.

Student Rankings
In the third trimester of their first year is when students usually receive their rank, though being ranked sooner or later is not unheard of. A student's rank can change at any time if they prove themselves worthy of promotion, or if they are condemned to become an expendable.

• Unranked - For most of their first year, the average student will be trained and treated as though they are a candidate for being either a villain or a henchman. This is mostly a period of observation, and at the end of this observation period they will be sorted into their ranks.
• Villain - Student villains are of the more respected ranks, and are expected to pursue an active role in villainy. They may learn combat and other hands-on skills, but their rank is defined by reputation, leadership, and planning.
• Henchman - Another respected rank, defined by subservience, handiwork, and strength. Henchmen are expected to serve the villains. A student henchman will come to take the role of soldier, lab assistant, acolyte, or any other position that might serve under a villain.
• Expendable - Expendables are considered to be little more than cannon fodder for the education of the former mentioned ranks, generally subject to vivisection, imprisonment, and general abuse since they're the designated victims in the more hands-on assignments of the other students. Their education may or may not cease, and it isn't unheard of for expendables to die. (Sometimes several times.) While higher ranked students are allowed to sabotage each other, if a teacher assigns them to target anybody, it will be an expendable.

The Classes
The school boasts a wide variety of classes, such as those taught by

• Ebeneezer Scratchwick - Lair Economics - Catching and Cooking Exotic Meats
• Dr. Rosemary Sullivan - Intro To Mad Science - Bioengineering and Vivisection - Notorious Neuroscience
• Crevan Priest - Sabotage by Witchcraft - Dark Arts and Crafts - Potions Through The Ages
• Dragorc - P.E.
• Goldback - Smithing and Forging - Werewolf Training