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I was in a really fun arena rp with Liliya that I didn't mind losing. I'd like another detailed, character-driven arena rp like that. The tournament threw me off because it was just playing to win and that's no fun.

I might try an arena rp again if it was like my first.
Hot takes:

Free: Fast, undetailed, short, real-time roleplaying from people who probably couldn't write a coherent short story for crap but maybe have experience skype or discord roleplaying. Come here if you like waking up to seven new pages since you went to bed. Don't come here if you like grammar.

Casual: The middle ground section. Lots of fandom rps abound. A couple of paragraphs per post allows planned character arcs and stories to be set by the player rather than the community setting up everything on the fly organically, but still allows for more robust interactions and collaborative storytelling than Advanced.

Advanced: The reason there are so many collabs in advanced is because it's the only feasible way to have two characters from different players interact with each other on Advanced. Very insular. Very 'every player is pretty much just telling their own story and may as well write a book', and very 'I use these exact same fluffing techniques to get a college paper up to the wordcount'. Also, be prepared to spend about a month catching up, reading all the lore google docs, and making your CS.

Arena: (tumbleweed)

Nation: I don't know how you play a whole country, but good on you, I guess.

1x1: 80% will probably be taken off-site and turned into erotic roleplays.

Tabletop: Is more fun in a real-time session where people can talk to each other than on a forum. Use roll20 instead. I come here to write.
So interested!
Interested af


"There's nothing to forgive! Really! We just took separate missions yesterday. Though, I am glad that we're working together again. I was very close to killing some goblins without you keeping an eye on me. Anyway, yes. Let's go!"

On the way there, they encountered Titanica, who had also taken the same quest. Rebecca recognized the Kaiju but realized that she didn't really know very much about her at all besides that she was powerful. There was also the fire demon from earlier this morning that Eilidh had seen in the Guildhall but hadn't spoken too. The four of them together...this was quite a powerful team!

They reached the last location of the missing merchant to find some kind of 'last stand' taking place. How strange. This couldn't be a coincidence. Did this have anything to do with George's disappearance? There wasn't time to ask questions, as the four of them were called over and the shouting man intruduced himself as George. Eilidh was speechless. That was...easy. The catch followed seconds behind as he explain that people were trying to kill him, and no sooner had the words uttered his mouth than the sounds of charging were heard, and what looked like pain mercenaries arrived to kill the merchant.

Eilidh drew her sword and galloped to the space in front of George. Looking over her shoulder, she gave him a glare to sugesst he should find somewhere to hide. She turned back to the five advancing men, who'd dismounted their horses. Eilidh grinned.

"Foolish men! You should have stayed on your horses to fight me!" She roared, before lifting her sword and charging the man who had been first to disembark.

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Koizumi Seiko


Hitomi wasn't the only one worried about the outcome of the Komei collective. Seiko was against it from the start. The 1-B clique getting power over the rest of the school? That was a very bad idea. Plus, Seiko didn't want to be controlled, or even advised. He didn't want to share a spotlight with anybody else. He was the Idol Hero, Wireframe!

He was about to leave the 1B classroom, when he overheard a comment from the 1-A transfer student, Lysander; "Oh, this is Lysander, aka best wire quirk in the school."

Seiko decided to find out the result of the Komei Collective final later, and followed Lysander out the classroom. Seiko wasn't going to let that go. While the two had never actually spoken, Seiko knew that Lysander also had a wire-based quirk, albeit a slightly different (and in his opinion, limited and inferior) one. But this. This was a challenge. It was time to man up and settle it, or at least man up as much as possible wearing a dress and tights.

@Experiment 249
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