Cool! I wouldn't mind discussing some of these ideas!

bump, mofos

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I need some new ideas, consider this a bump anyway.

"Endless Autumn"; spooky adventures/scary encounters in an odd little town, where nobody seems to notice or question how the town (and surrounding area) is in a perpetual state of October... What are the things that skulk about in the wee hours of the night, when the street lights turn off? What secrets does this community hide? And why, oh why, do so few citizens really seem to notice any of this??

"Scars of Frankenstein"
Modern setting, horror. A university and the surrounding city find themselves experiencing a series of strange events and unnatural encounters. This is a universe where the events of stories such as "Frankenstein" and "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" etc., weren't fiction, although much of the truth surrounding the tales were suppressed/misrepresented deliberately.

Open to improv, which will hopefully better encourage more creative, proactive rp. Emphasis on atmosphere.

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bump, with a mind for either "Endless Autumn" or "Scars of Frankenstein".

I'm about to start writing an adventure for an in-person game, but in the meantime I want to get some online rp, it's been awhile.

Bump, with my latest idea-

Ghostbusters National- Not only has the ghost problem come back, yet again, but it's ceased to respect state lines! Active, and even aggressive hauntings have begun popping up all over the U.S.! It's gotten so bad, the Ghostbusters have been given federal jurisdiction and tasked with training new Ghostbusters(and convinced to share their proprietary hardware)!

Not everyone is on board with elevating these "cooky conmen" to the status of civil servants, but when trouble comes floating right through their wall, nobody's wondering just who to call!

Pirates of Dark Tides

The Pirates of Dark Water, but zombies.

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"Scars of Frankenstein"
Modern setting, horror. A university and the surrounding city find themselves experiencing a series of strange events and unnatural encounters. This is a universe where the events of stories such as "Frankenstein" and "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" etc., weren't fiction, although much of the truth surrounding the tales were suppressed/misrepresented deliberately.

Open to improv, which will hopefully better encourage more creative, proactive rp. Emphasis on atmosphere.

Bump, any takers on this?

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Bump, any takers on this?

I don't know why I never thought of it, but I realize this idea might work better, or just plain work at all, within the world of Castlevania!

The Creature is now a unique, and fearfully powerful Night Creature, Frankenstein had somehow found the journal/book detailing the Forge Master machine from Castlevania Nocturne, which is how he gave the Creature life.

The Creature rebels, claiming the machine for himself to begin building an army to conquer the world. Victor Frankenstein has to warn people, and find someone- *anyone*- to help him stop his creation!

(No Alucard)

Dragon Academy-

What if "How to Train Your Dragon", but an alternate timeline? Unlike the original films, where the third film ended with dragons withdrawing from the world, in this setting, the world is one where both dragons and dinosaurs (referred to as "wyrms") persisted, into the modern day! Life is pretty different; it's a dangerous world for humans, and there are still expanses between cities and towns. The Northern archipelago where such places as Birk exist, is where Dragons rule; the ability to fly between the islands allowed them to quickly dominate the region, ecologically speaking. The mainland, the continent? rivers and lakes don't provide the same barriers that seas and oceans do, so while there are Dragons in the rest of the world, Wyrms (dinosaurs) are more prolific. Bonding with beasts also would not be a trainable skill set; only gifted individuals have the (for lack of a better description) magical ability to bond with Dragons or Wyrms in the first place, and skills/training is built around that. Either you've got it, or you don't.

Players would be students of the famed "Birk Academy"; based out of Birk, Riders from around the world seek to attend, eventually to become Rangers, going out into the world with their Dragon Partner to do good for people. There are similar training grounds on the mainland, but Birk's is the most famous and widely known (again, the advantages of dragons' ability to fly, faster spread of information/reputation). However, Birk Academy is the only such institution that exclusively trains Rangers.