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- Old Guild Username: Major Ursa
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Wow, it’s been so long...
10 yrs ago
Wifi was down, what'I miss?
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10 yrs ago
:D *trying exponentially harder not too be dead*
10 yrs ago
Still alive, kind of. The wifi hasn't been great to where I wanted it. Either this laptop is connecting and I make my posts tomorrow, or I'm going to the library to make some RP posts.
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10 yrs ago
Again, sorry if I've been running slow...a whole other, months long RP was just shut down, nd that was kind of depressing.
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**Reviving an old interest check from back in the old guild days...**
### _"A Practice in Character Variation...(Harem/Reverse Harem 1x1 RPs)"_
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...exactly how it sounds (in terms of trope/genre definitions)! I'm not great, not the best at character variation...and so, I decided that'd I'd RP as multiple characters all after _your_ one character!
**I go by three possible modes for this type of RP I offer...!**
### Modes
- (A) Easy Mode - only three love interests for me to RP in the 1x1.
- (B) Real Harem Mode - six love interests for me to RP.
- (C) Too Many Love Interests! Mode - twelve love interests for me to RP...a real challenge. Feel free to help me out with this by RPing your own harem characters...
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**PM me with any plot ideas, character ideas, setting ideas, genre ideas, to set up a 1x1 with me...the subject of the PM should be "Too Many Love Interests?"**
Preferably, you fill in the below form, as it gets all the basics down before the general back and forth series of PMs..
### Basic Form
- Mode: (A/B/C)
- Genre: (Fantasy/Sci-fi/Horror/School, etc.)
- Ideas: (General/Vague story/setting/character ideas, or request based on genre)
- Level of Writing: (Script/Free/Low Casual/Casual/High Casual/Low Advanced/Write a Novel Together, etc.)
- Location of Writing: (Thread/PM/___Pad, etc.)
- Availability: (How often are you on RPG, how often can you post a response?)
- Protagonist Sex/Gender: (Male/Female/????, etc.)
- Protagonist Age: (15-35?)
- Protagonist Sexual Orientation: (Straight/Homosexual/Bisexual/Pansexual, etc...based on this and the protagonist, characters will be formulated accordingly)
- Things to Keep Off the Table: (Exactly how it sounds. Any subjects/character types/etc you'd like to avoid...)
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...keep in mind though, I expect decent grammar and spelling, no double posting (why would you? If you have multiple characters, keep it in one post), no metagaming/godmoding.
No sexual content, only fade to black.
If you want to make this a small group RP by inviting a friend to join up, feel free to do so, just let me know ahead of time so I don't get confused.
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Feel free to post questions, suggestions, and opinions in this thread! Once we've started PM discussion, please don't post here anymore...just PM me again if I've been inactive.
The young woman's face turned as pink as her hair, whether or not it was anger or embarrassment, she had an angry look about her as she pointed into the face of the person standing before her, "You~! And how well did you do?!" Just because some written work told her she wasn't too great with alchemy, that didn't mean she couldn't do actual work with her hands. Heck, Fern worked with her father and brothers since she was five, she could do needle work better than anybody in this hall!
As the pinkette fumed, with her finger practically chest-poking at this point, the brunette Jane walked on over to one of the peoples she recognized as supervisor to her examination. Smiling, she inquired about the possibility of getting to get her paper back to bring home...and seemed to accept that she couldn't keep it, though it seemed that she could have it back at this moment so long as she returned it.
If one would have leaned over to peek, at a glance they could have seen a whole lot of drawn circles on Jane’s paper…but that’s not exactly incorrect. The page was absolutely saturated in in multiple different alchemic circles of both practical and theoretical natures, linked to one another by their specific designs and symbols…and written in pencil, in the spaces unoccupied by the ink drawn/written circles, were the word ‘magic’.
Moor seemed close enough to pick up on the girl asking for her paper earlier, and quickly asked for his own examination back, taking out his old textbook to write notes into the margarines…as well as cross out a personal note or two. Sometimes understanding of the use and formula were wrong, and it only served well to take note and correct it while the mistake it still fresh in mind, for future reference. Looking over, he noticed that the blonde teen was taking some form of abuse from the pink haired lady…but was too timid to say anything.
Testing...something...
Alright...now, to decide how to start since the guild has been giving us problems, and you have the more vital characters...
It could be said that the start of something occurred when they took a look at the examination. Much like State Alchemist needed to have an evaluation every so often; students had to take an examination at the beginning, middle, and end of their school year at the academy…though the first year was the only one that didn’t disqualify students for bad beginning/opening exam scores, which were more or less in place to have some sort of grasp of the student alchemist involved.
Classes tended to thin out by the end of the third year, with the students that remained actually know their stuff. After a minimum of five years of attendance, the students would be selected based on exam and practical scores in order to take the actual new State Alchemist evaluation, either failing and going back to their studies till they get selected again, or succeeding and becoming a State Alchemist.
Some would question the validity of having prospective State Alchemist attend an academy; would the generations of alchemist hold the same values of the pre-event generation? This would be countered with the argument that, though the pre-event generation yielded the only alchemist in history to successfully bring back a human using human transmutation, a good number of the alchemists working for the military became corrupt. The academy here was, not only to sharpen the skills of the alchemists, but to also teach the ethics that could be so easily forgotten on the pursuit of knowledge.
But, forget about all that…this all started when they all gather ‘round to see how well they did at the beginning exam. A certain short Ishvalan boy into his second year was pleased to find himself just in the top 50, a particular day dreamer looked up at her top 10 score…the older teen girl with automail to her direct right was sweating bullets at how bad she did. Brushing her hand nervously through some pink hair, "These first timer exams didn't matter, r-right?"
Classes tended to thin out by the end of the third year, with the students that remained actually know their stuff. After a minimum of five years of attendance, the students would be selected based on exam and practical scores in order to take the actual new State Alchemist evaluation, either failing and going back to their studies till they get selected again, or succeeding and becoming a State Alchemist.
Some would question the validity of having prospective State Alchemist attend an academy; would the generations of alchemist hold the same values of the pre-event generation? This would be countered with the argument that, though the pre-event generation yielded the only alchemist in history to successfully bring back a human using human transmutation, a good number of the alchemists working for the military became corrupt. The academy here was, not only to sharpen the skills of the alchemists, but to also teach the ethics that could be so easily forgotten on the pursuit of knowledge.
But, forget about all that…this all started when they all gather ‘round to see how well they did at the beginning exam. A certain short Ishvalan boy into his second year was pleased to find himself just in the top 50, a particular day dreamer looked up at her top 10 score…the older teen girl with automail to her direct right was sweating bullets at how bad she did. Brushing her hand nervously through some pink hair, "These first timer exams didn't matter, r-right?"
Person: "Aren't you a little young to be at this academy?"
Jane: "...didn't the Fullmetal Alchemist become a state certified alchemist at age twelve?"
Person: "Errmmm..."
Fern: "OHHHHH, geddit geddit beotch~!"
Person: ;o; <( ? ! ) *runs off*
Jane: :3 <( . . . ? )
Jane: "...didn't the Fullmetal Alchemist become a state certified alchemist at age twelve?"
Person: "Errmmm..."
Fern: "OHHHHH, geddit geddit beotch~!"
Person: ;o; <( ? ! ) *runs off*
Jane: :3 <( . . . ? )
Public Terrorism is a special form of entertainment. ‘Random’ explosions to give construction machines to do…an apartment fire so that there is drama to watch, people (acting humanoid robots with scripts) to rescue, and a damaged building to repair. Public Terrorism is a bit extreme to some, but was brought in after a particularly devastating amount of machines shut off for good. This service is either scheduled (though few know of this scheduling) or called in as an emergency quick improv, as advised for machines feeling the urge to shut off for good. As soon as an emergency is called in, this service’s deputies and entertainers in the area will act soon to create a shooting or vehicular accident.
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