Sorry for all these delays, I've discovered that I'm NOT going to be gone so I have time to properly start this. I'm going to drop my sheet and the IC tomorrow. I also haven't looked at any of the walkers yet.

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Never ever start an RP when you're busy - I learnt that the hard way. :< The best way though is to devote maybe an hour or two and just get EVERYTHING done in terms of the RP (accept character sheets, decline some, give them feedback, write the opening IC post in a manner that means the RP isn't dependent on your posts to progress in any way) and then leave it for a bit and work on what you need to do. From personal experience, I tend to find that leaving the RP on the backburner before the IC's arrived means that people lose interest and leave without telling you, making the whole RP flop before it's even started.But hell, who am I to tell you what to do. It's -a- plan of action but you're an individual and I don't even know what kind of work it is. I just wish you the best of luck and hope you'll be able to pull through the stress.That makes sense. I'm assuming this is a very stereotypical fantasy setting, a bit like an RPG-style with castles and kingdoms and ogres and trolls etc etc. for the villains to go and start recruiting into an army of minions, and work on constructing the dungeon deep in the bowels of mount hellfire or whatever. Hopefully I'm right in assuming such a thing.Mhm, that's -one- thing to keep in mind. The parents knew each other. But I see a lot of Character Sheets saying that the only interaction with the parent's friends in terms of backstory is their children hearing about them in stories of their amazing-ness. At most, the heroes might know some of them had kids like them (actually, I think they do know that) but I doubt they met too often, unless they lived close to each other.Still, we'll find a way around that. We'll bump into each other because we're working for the same goal.
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@My Schedule: Yeah, I'd expected to be a little free-er by now (it'll be another day or so until I'm less busy), but like I said I won't be gone for the next two weeks. I've looked over the sheets now and they all look good so far with a few problems here and there. I'll post the stuff on the sheets below.
@The Setting: Yeah, it's supposed to be a stereotypical fantasy world like you'd see in D&D or a video game. You've got goblins and orcs and zombies and elves and dragons and all that. As for the recruitment thing, I imagine the villains would be trying to find.
@The Heroes: Yeah, I'd expected them to only have heard of the other parents in stories or occasionally in person. As for who's in what group together, I think that's up to the players.
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All the sheets so far look great so far, and are accepted [b]with the exceptions of[/b] the [b]Walkers'[/b] as I haven't looked them, [b]any still marked as WIP[/b] (which I believe is only Antigone's sheet? I'll double check), and [b]Black Cat's[/b] with, sorry, but I found it to be pretty lack luster. Some more work in the personality and background sections would be appreciated.