Kuro

Word association Game!

Instrument

Pariah Online III

You don't have that kind of clearance.

@Inkarnate

Pariah Online III

Post or I'll leak the top secret ERP logs.

Dice Rolling

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Darn. That does make it a bit more complicated for sure. You won't get in trouble for spam for making multiple dice campaigns would you?

@Bria The Human

As far as I know, no. There's quite a few people that have more than one campaign. I just prefer having a general one because I would rather keep all rolls I make in one spot.

Dice Rolling

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Thank you for the reply! After making a dice rolling campaign, if I decide to start a Role-play that is dice based, I should be able to just post a link to it and then the other people in my RP would also be able to make dice rolls in the same campaign right?

@Bria The Human

Nope, it unfortunately doesn't work like that. Everyone would have to make their individual campaigns and roll in those for results.

Dice Rolling

@Bria The Human Front page, top right. Should say dice. Make a campaign (name it whatever you want, I have a general campaign for all rolls I make), type what you want to roll in the box designated for rolling (you can also write down what the roll is for if you want), and then hit the roll button. It's still rather basic, though, so don't be expecting things like degree of successes or whatever some systems have. Only does number of dice-d-dice sides + or - mods. So if I do 1d20-7, it'll do a 1d20-7 for me and give me whatever number it rolls.

THE WALKING DEAD - Our Broken World

Jessica "Jess" Langbroek

^{Sophia Lillis // #D9B972}


"I thought that life couldn't be any shittier than it already was. I was wrong."

NAME: Jessica "Jess" Langbroek

AGE: Seventeen

WEAPON(S): Tire iron, pocket knife

SKILLS: In the past, Jess' habit of blending into the background might've been seen as a negative trait, but in the apocalypse, it has been quite the boon, helping her remain unseen while sneaking or hiding. Her five foot stature allows Jess to crawl through openings that others would be unable to, and despite her distaste for physical exercise in school, she has become rather experienced in swinging blunt weapons not unlike a batter in baseball or softball.

BIOGRAPHY: When compared to the jocks, cheerleaders and other popular kids of South Side High, Jess' past is rather bog standard. Both of her parents, an on-call firefighter and a late night bartender, were Fort Wayne natives, trapping Jess in the "shithole of a city" she believed Fort Wayne to be. With their jobs often keeping them away from home, Jess grew into a socially awkward kid that ate plenty of cheap TV dinners and typically fell asleep to infomercials on the couch. In turn, Jess quickly found herself uninterested in making friends or trying her best in school, which, in an cruel twist of fate, likely saved her life when the infection found its way into her high school. None of her classmates cared if she lived or died; only the teacher she managed to escape with did.

Now, eighteen months into the end of the world, Jess is a proud member of Faith, and although she doesn't particularly care for their religious attitudes, she isn't about to start complaining about having some sort safety from the living dead despite her newfound desire to find her parents and reconnect as a family. She knows that they're probably dead or one of the walking dead in the city, but the hope that they might still be alive out there keeps Jess going from day-to-day.

What Are You Listening To?