paranoid
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THE FREAKS
A couple years ago, a handful of high schools took their students on a field trip to a chemical plant in the hopes to teach them how radiation works, but instead, a select few of them came out of the trip with... I guess you could call them superpowers, just like in the comic books. Now, years later, all of these people, who are all 20-something year old slackers that want nothing to do with saving the city, join together in an old chop shop, which serves as their base, training ground, and overall home to live and sleep in. There's no select leader, they have no secret identities, no costumes, and no true responsibility among themselves. They spend most of the time in the chop shop talking to each other, going through the regular drama and troubles of life, and using their powers for simple tasks, only occasionally using them to train to be a superhero.
1. Don't control other people's characters.
2. If you want your character and another user's character to be in a relationship, make sure both you and the other user consent to the relationship. The same applies for killing off characters.
3. Don't make your character OP. Sure, they're superheroes, but they shouldn't be on the level of Superman with no weakness. Every character must have a reasonable limit to their power and a reasonable weakness to come along with it.
4. Be kind and respectful towards other users.
5. You can only play three characters at a time.
A couple years ago, a handful of high schools took their students on a field trip to a chemical plant in the hopes to teach them how radiation works, but instead, a select few of them came out of the trip with... I guess you could call them superpowers, just like in the comic books. Now, years later, all of these people, who are all 20-something year old slackers that want nothing to do with saving the city, join together in an old chop shop, which serves as their base, training ground, and overall home to live and sleep in. There's no select leader, they have no secret identities, no costumes, and no true responsibility among themselves. They spend most of the time in the chop shop talking to each other, going through the regular drama and troubles of life, and using their powers for simple tasks, only occasionally using them to train to be a superhero.
1. Don't control other people's characters.
2. If you want your character and another user's character to be in a relationship, make sure both you and the other user consent to the relationship. The same applies for killing off characters.
3. Don't make your character OP. Sure, they're superheroes, but they shouldn't be on the level of Superman with no weakness. Every character must have a reasonable limit to their power and a reasonable weakness to come along with it.
4. Be kind and respectful towards other users.
5. You can only play three characters at a time.
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