MiddleEarthRoze

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

So uh, I have a muse for some magic. I guess I'll get a character up and stuff. Um, I'm not too well squared away on the Potterverse, but I'll do my best. Just give me a friendly nudge or a "Hey moron" and let me know what I did wrong or misunderstood.

@La Inquisidora

Sorry bud, I think you're too late. I think the RP is closed, but I'll wait on a GM to confirm that one.

Skyrim: Dragonsbane

That makes me think about the accent our characters use... Would there be any confinement to a certain accent, or will our characters be allowed to use whatever accent we would want them to? For example, the only accent that crosses my mind for Thorin is Shakespearean. :P I just can't see him speaking American(which I found utterly out of place in a fantasy universe) or the Nord broken English.

@Black Death

To me, he sounds like Richard Armitage's Thorin. Due to the language I use for both Roze and Leo, I imagine them to have American accents most of the time - but then I force myself to give them the traditional English accent, as it's far more likely in that universe. Niko has the same accent as Leo (Although a Nord, he grew up in Cyrodiil.) In fact, for most, I just apply the accents granted in the game to the characters.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

Rozalia eased her way into the compartment, allowing Sora to leap from her arms before sitting down, crossing her legs. Rather than dress in the uniform already, she'd opted for more comfortable Muggle attire - blue jeans, maroon high-tops, and a top along with her mother's old brown leather jacket. It was a tad on the big side for Roza, but she enjoyed wearing it anyway. Remnants of her mother's perfume still lingered in the worn material. "Pft. Scared?" Roze said with a chuckle, taking one of the jelly beans with a grateful smile at Jake. It was a deep red - hoping it was raspberry, she waited a few moments to get in on the conversation. She'd overheard some of the talk about the Slytherins, and she was quite eager to put some of the more negative connotations of the house to rest. "I think all the houses look okay; I am hoping for Ravenclaw, but my brother was in Gryffindor, my Mother in Slytherin, her brother in Hufflepuff. Ravenclaw is the only one left for my family, I guess." She paused once more, popping the bean in her mouth and glancing at Moirah. "My Mam was alright. To be honest, judging someone for their houses is just-" Cutting off her words, she shuddered as she chewed the bean, swallowing it with a grimace. "Euch. Blood. Mr. Bott, you cruel genius." She muttered, her hair shifting from blonde to brown in disgust automatically. "...Yeah, judging someone for that is ridiculous. In fact, shoving kids apart into different houses is a bad idea. It creates rivalries." She paused for another moment, thinking on her and the others' words with a slight frown. Death Eaters... although most had been wiped out, some remained. She was unsure if the people who had killed her mother had been Death Eaters, but in the newspaper article, it had stated all five had been from Hogwarts, and had belonged to the house of Slytherin. However, that hadn't made her opinion of it become any less skewed. Perhaps most of the bad ones were from Slytherin because they were pretty much forced to live with one another? If you live continuously with one bad person for a good 8 years of your life, it's no surprise that their behaviour would rub off on you. Thinking back to the first words she had heard before entering the compartment, Roze turned back to Moirah. "About those Slytherin kids, from the Battle of Hogwarts... from what I've read and heard, only a few wanted to give Harry up to Voldemort. I imagine the majority of them didn't want to fight because they'd be facing family members. No matter how evil they are, who would want to help kill their own parents? I don't blame them for hiding." She stated in quite the rational tone, thinking that many children she would meet would be immensely prejudiced on the topic of houses and whatnot. However, this wasn't really the nicest topic they could be talking about, so she looked back to the boys in front, her smile returning to her face. "Oh, I almost forgot! I'm Rozalia Éathliel - pleasure to meet you all. Feel free to give me a nickname; most people do." She introduced herself, and Sora jumped into her lap, mewing grumpily. Chuckling lightly, she tickled the back of his head. "And this grumpy little thing is Sora. For a kitten, he doesn't half act like a mean old man." She added, and he glared - trust me, kittens can glare at you - up at her, immediately leaping off her lap and onto the windowsill, glowering out of the window. "So, whereabouts are you all from?"

Skyrim: Dragonsbane

I think Fair just sounds better - otherwise, every time someone says it, I'll just thinks of an actual fairy. I get side-tracked like that a lot XD

Skyrim: Dragonsbane

I always thought it was pronounced 'Fair' - just from her bio. Y'know, 'fair game?'

Skyrim: Dragonsbane

Hey, guys, interested in joining. However, I have to ask a question: How can the Dragons be permanently defeated without someone absorbing their souls? On second thought, nevermind; I won't have the time to join at present, but I would still like an answer to my question.

@Letter Bee

Hey! If you are interested, we do have some spaces open as some people have dropped out. The story hasn't advanced much either. As for the dragons, myself and the co-GMs have an idea, but it's a surprise. :)

Skyrim: Dragonsbane

Thanks for posting Ajax - I was wondering if you could maybe add a little more to it? There's a little more character development and environmental things you could add to flesh it out a bit - it is a little small for a high casual roleplay hon. X

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

I'll say this again, as my post appears to have become invisible; Roze has entered the compartment containing Julius, Jake and Moriah, and is asking to sit.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

You forgot Roze - I posted the other day, she's asking to join Jake and Julius's compartment.

Disconnected; The Perks of Being Insane

Oh, yeah. I'm still developing Steph's story with her parents, but it ain't gonna be a nice one. She'll probably mention it slightly or give a hint or so, but I doubt she's ready to tell anyone about it.