At the moment, you're the only one that's expressed interest, so far as I can tell.
Really? Didn't Jengel13 want it too?
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Really? Didn't Jengel13 want it too?
Be forewarned, this just came to me like a gut punch, and I'm still reeling from all the excitement. So, there'll probably be some edits to this later on as I get more of my thoughts in order.
Okay, so I don't really have anything in the way of a plot, or setting, but I just finished the Hogfather by Terry Pratchett, and would love to do something like, or in, the discworld series. All the rps are either serious, or romantic. Don't get me wrong, both are great, but sometimes you want a tuna sandwich after years of eating nothing but steaks. There's other series that would fit this craving. The Hitchiker's guide to the Galaxy is the first thing that comes to mind. Also, there's Futurama, and Adventure time. Oh, and of course anything written by A. Lee Martinez.
Basically, I want to play in a world, were the rules can bend, and stretch, and be molded into silly little ducks with a roar that'll make T-rexs flinch. A world were the laws for the universe are there, clearly written, their just ignored a lot of the time. I don't really have anything now as far as plot or setting, but that's the easy part. The hard part, and that's why I'm here, is finding like minded individuals who want to get together to weave something resembling a giant space turtle, with five elephants all balanced on his back, holding up a flat world with lots of magic, and a reality that's not too stubborn that it won't toss you a coin here and there. Is that too much to ask, really?
Okay, so I don't really have anything in the way of a plot, or setting, but I just finished the Hogfather by Terry Pratchett, and would love to do something like, or in, the discworld series. All the rps are either serious, or romantic. Don't get me wrong, both are great, but sometimes you want a tuna sandwich after years of eating nothing but steaks. There's other series that would fit this craving. The Hitchiker's guide to the Galaxy is the first thing that comes to mind. Also, there's Futurama, and Adventure time. Oh, and of course anything written by A. Lee Martinez.
Basically, I want to play in a world, were the rules can bend, and stretch, and be molded into silly little ducks with a roar that'll make T-rexs flinch. A world were the laws for the universe are there, clearly written, their just ignored a lot of the time. I don't really have anything now as far as plot or setting, but that's the easy part. The hard part, and that's why I'm here, is finding like minded individuals who want to get together to weave something resembling a giant space turtle, with five elephants all balanced on his back, holding up a flat world with lots of magic, and a reality that's not too stubborn that it won't toss you a coin here and there. Is that too much to ask, really?
When's the vote for the captain's seat going to be, and whose running for said seat?
Abigail is in the character section.
How many crew members do we need before the rp can begin?
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Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Interested!
Oh, does anyone else want to play for the captainship role?
Er well, I think Abigail might fit as a captain, though honestly it would be new to me since I'm lacking in experience as far as playing characters with authority.
Name:Jack H. Lemon
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Role: Navigator
[b]Appearance:
Personality:
First and foremost Jack is what many would a coward, and a loser, but not by choice. It's just that's the way he came out. He's failed at pretty much everything he's tried his hands at(basic labor, carpentry, ship building, acting, thieving, being a librarian, singing, telling jokes, begging, chef, waiter, cleaning houses, writing, reading to the blind, marines, etc, etc.) The coward is easily explained. He hates seeing anyone he cares about hurt, and he loves himself, A lot! He's also pretty sensitive to the emotions of others so when there's dissonance amongst people, its hard for him not to shut down. Being a loser, that's a bit harder to explain, but he's almost certain it has something to do with his inability to pay attention.
The one exception to his constant lack of success is the sheer volume of information he's able to absorb and retain. It's all useless of course, because nobody will pay you simply on the principle of knowing what a lot of other people claimed to know.
Background: Jack grew up in a typical home, and went to a typical school. He got below typical marks. He had to repeat a couple of grades, and quit school a good four grades before he would've been able to graduate. The next couple of years were spent bouncing around from one place of employment to another. Eventually he found himself in the marines, and that looked promising. It wasn't, of course. Not just because he couldn't deal with the constant bullets and blades that were aimed at his head, which was bad, but it was the killing that shouldn't have happened that made things worst.
After one particularly bloody battle, something was pulled from one of the pirate wrecks, a devil fruit. It looked like a bunch of grapes, but with black, white, and yellow fruit instead of the traditional green and purple. The captain wanted to eat it, right away, and would've if someone knew what it was. So the captain, not wanting to devour something useless, decided to wait, and had it stored in a safe, in his quarters.
There was a big party that night, and everyone was happy, and drunk. Nobody cared about the bloody water, or the stains that the land would never be free of. Jack did. He couldn't take any more, and he decided he'd needed to get out. So he did, and he took the fruit with him. It wasn't difficult, because the guards were drunk and passed out, and the captain had the code written down on a slip of paper he kept under his pillow.
[/hider]
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Role: Navigator
[b]Appearance:
Personality:
First and foremost Jack is what many would a coward, and a loser, but not by choice. It's just that's the way he came out. He's failed at pretty much everything he's tried his hands at(basic labor, carpentry, ship building, acting, thieving, being a librarian, singing, telling jokes, begging, chef, waiter, cleaning houses, writing, reading to the blind, marines, etc, etc.) The coward is easily explained. He hates seeing anyone he cares about hurt, and he loves himself, A lot! He's also pretty sensitive to the emotions of others so when there's dissonance amongst people, its hard for him not to shut down. Being a loser, that's a bit harder to explain, but he's almost certain it has something to do with his inability to pay attention.
The one exception to his constant lack of success is the sheer volume of information he's able to absorb and retain. It's all useless of course, because nobody will pay you simply on the principle of knowing what a lot of other people claimed to know.
Background: Jack grew up in a typical home, and went to a typical school. He got below typical marks. He had to repeat a couple of grades, and quit school a good four grades before he would've been able to graduate. The next couple of years were spent bouncing around from one place of employment to another. Eventually he found himself in the marines, and that looked promising. It wasn't, of course. Not just because he couldn't deal with the constant bullets and blades that were aimed at his head, which was bad, but it was the killing that shouldn't have happened that made things worst.
After one particularly bloody battle, something was pulled from one of the pirate wrecks, a devil fruit. It looked like a bunch of grapes, but with black, white, and yellow fruit instead of the traditional green and purple. The captain wanted to eat it, right away, and would've if someone knew what it was. So the captain, not wanting to devour something useless, decided to wait, and had it stored in a safe, in his quarters.
There was a big party that night, and everyone was happy, and drunk. Nobody cared about the bloody water, or the stains that the land would never be free of. Jack did. He couldn't take any more, and he decided he'd needed to get out. So he did, and he took the fruit with him. It wasn't difficult, because the guards were drunk and passed out, and the captain had the code written down on a slip of paper he kept under his pillow.
[/hider]
Name:Jack H. Lemon
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Role: Navigator
[b]Appearance:
Personality:
First and foremost Jack is what many would a coward, and a loser, but not by choice. It's just that's the way he came out. He's failed at pretty much everything he's tried his hands at(basic labor, carpentry, ship building, acting, thieving, being a librarian, singing, telling jokes, begging, chef, waiter, cleaning houses, writing, reading to the blind, marines, etc, etc.) The coward is easily explained. He hates seeing anyone he cares about hurt, and he loves himself, A lot! He's also pretty sensitive to the emotions of others so when there's dissonance amongst people, its hard for him not to shut down. Being a loser, that's a bit harder to explain, but he's almost certain it has something to do with his inability to pay attention.
The one exception to his constant lack of success is the sheer volume of information he's able to absorb and retain. It's all useless of course, because nobody will pay you simply on the principle of knowing what a lot of other people claimed to know.
Background: Jack grew up in a typical home, and went to a typical school. He got below typical marks. He had to repeat a couple of grades, and quit school a good four grades before he would've been able to graduate. The next couple of years were spent bouncing around from one place of employment to another. Eventually he found himself in the marines, and that looked promising. It wasn't, of course. Not just because he couldn't deal with the constant bullets and blades that were aimed at his head, which was bad, but it was the killing that shouldn't have happened that made things worst.
After one particularly bloody battle, something was pulled from one of the pirate wrecks, a devil fruit. It looked like a bunch of grapes, but with black, white, and yellow fruit instead of the traditional green and purple. The captain wanted to eat it, right away, and would've if someone knew what it was. So the captain, not wanting to devour something useless, decided to wait, and had it stored in a safe, in his quarters.
There was a big party that night, and everyone was happy, and drunk. Nobody cared about the bloody water, or the stains that the land would never be free of. Jack did. He couldn't take any more, and he decided he'd needed to get out. So he did, and he took the fruit with him. It wasn't difficult, because the guards were drunk and passed out, and the captain had the code written down on a slip of paper he kept under his pillow.
[/hider]
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