Hi! Unfortunately, a RP I was in ended, so I want to write more. Therefore, I am posting this to gauge interest in any of the ideas I have for writing. Please note that these should be considered "rough drafts" and therefore subject to change; heck, some of these I thought of as I was writing this. Also, I lost this when I was about to post it, so I had to rewrite it. Therefore, if anything is unclear, I would be happy to clarify it. Anyway, let me know what you think!
1) Search of the abandoned mansion - medieval fantasy RP
In this RP, people have started to disappear after they enter the small town's abandoned mansion. Therefore, the mayor assembles a squad of volunteers to investigate the problem. These are your character. These aren't epic sorcerers and warriors, but instead more "common" folk like a blacksmith, shopkeeper, or even a housewife concerned about her fellow citizens. Seeing how "average" people can be heroic is an interesting concept, and the prompt allows for a shorter or longer RP as needed.
2) Island survival - medieval fantasy RP
Your characters are your typical adventurer classes like Druids, Clerics, and so on just starting out. They have volunteered or been drafted to fight a war on another continent. On their way there, the ship they are on deals with a huge storm and everything blacks out. Waking up, your characters find they are the only(?) survivors of a shipwreck, and have very limited food and supplies. Now they must live, explore the island, and maybe even find a way out of there.
3) Superhero RP
The extent of my thoughts for this idea is "superheroes team up to fight bad guys." The tone here is less gritty and dark, more straight-up heroism. Maybe the writers can all take turns creating villains for everyone to fight. Maybe this could be more episodic at first, with a plot arising later. Who knows!
4) Collaborative writing - in theory, this could work with any genre
This is less a story idea and more of a different way to write a story. In this, all the writers take turn writing the story. Each poster will take turns writing; in the end what will result is cohesive and interesting story. All of the characters, settings and plot are made by all of the writers, each one building upon the work of the people who wrote before them. I've had fun and success with this in the past, so I figured it was worth mentioning.
1) Search of the abandoned mansion - medieval fantasy RP
In this RP, people have started to disappear after they enter the small town's abandoned mansion. Therefore, the mayor assembles a squad of volunteers to investigate the problem. These are your character. These aren't epic sorcerers and warriors, but instead more "common" folk like a blacksmith, shopkeeper, or even a housewife concerned about her fellow citizens. Seeing how "average" people can be heroic is an interesting concept, and the prompt allows for a shorter or longer RP as needed.
2) Island survival - medieval fantasy RP
Your characters are your typical adventurer classes like Druids, Clerics, and so on just starting out. They have volunteered or been drafted to fight a war on another continent. On their way there, the ship they are on deals with a huge storm and everything blacks out. Waking up, your characters find they are the only(?) survivors of a shipwreck, and have very limited food and supplies. Now they must live, explore the island, and maybe even find a way out of there.
3) Superhero RP
The extent of my thoughts for this idea is "superheroes team up to fight bad guys." The tone here is less gritty and dark, more straight-up heroism. Maybe the writers can all take turns creating villains for everyone to fight. Maybe this could be more episodic at first, with a plot arising later. Who knows!
4) Collaborative writing - in theory, this could work with any genre
This is less a story idea and more of a different way to write a story. In this, all the writers take turn writing the story. Each poster will take turns writing; in the end what will result is cohesive and interesting story. All of the characters, settings and plot are made by all of the writers, each one building upon the work of the people who wrote before them. I've had fun and success with this in the past, so I figured it was worth mentioning.
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