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Male, 33 years old. (I'm even more dead than before.)

Likes (other than writing and roleplaying): I'm into all genres of music. I love to cook. I love the outdoors, and walking through the park near my house. (Yes, really.) I read a lot of thriller/mystery novels. And I usually watch seasonal anime. (Or cooking shows. Because Western Media provides even fewer things that are worth watching.)

But as for my many other neglected hobbies, I've played basically every sport. (Soccer and Bowling being my favorite of the bunch.) And I'm trying to play more video games. (Going through my never-ending Steam library.) Plus, I've dabbled in making electronic & metal music, and I used to play a number of instruments. (Guitar, French Horn, etc.)

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It's admittedly not my favorite story, even if I'm tempted to make a wicked audio version of it. But I hope you enjoy the writing presented, as I do find that solid. 1,997 words. (Title not included. But even then it's still below the 1,999 word maximum originally stated in the rules.)

@Lucius Cypher Hey. I'd imagine we're all waiting for another post to push the plot along, if everyone is still on board.
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This was always something I considered, but this question finally gave me a reason to think about it further. I’m afraid my favorite roleplaying characters have been lost with time and other sites that no longer exist. It doesn’t help that I haven’t really had many long roleplays on here, which make most of them less deep and complex as others in my own fiction. Character sheets used to be a lot more fun for me to make, but I honestly find the process tedious now. Most of my effort tries to go into the writing itself versus describing my characters favorite breakfast cereal. But gun to my head, which one here (that I still have any evidence/knowledge of) was my favorite? (Just based on the potential I had in mind for them?)

Well to help me remember, I tried reading some of their introductions and the rest. To see which one resonated with me the most. And well I’m not sure if this sheet is the best, or even the longest one. And their introduction post is the longest, but I don’t think it’s my best work. I still remember being disappointed when creating one of the sections. But I’ll admit, I love creating godly beings. (And so rarely am I able to, when so called creative types limit it so frequently. Even in roleplays where god-like beings are bound to exist.) Azmoday (God Of Sins, Demons and The Underworld) Character Sheet and the introduction.

I probably have more developed and even better written characters, even in this forum. But damn it's a shame that I was unable to develop the story I had in mind for this god and his children. It was just fun to make this one and it probably looks the best visually. It’s not stupid long and overly detailed. But I think it gives you just enough information and snippets of each character to understand their place. At least that’s what my answer is for today... (Favorite character(s)? I don't know that for certain. He might've been if I got the time to build upon them.)




For genre favorite? Easy and probably said before. Dark Fantasy. (Where you can put as much innocent fluff as you want, before getting to the good part. ;D) I’ve just always enjoyed this and I never stopped reading, writing and roleplaying in the genre. (Okay, I really should be reading more of it. On my to do list, I swear.) I think it’s just the freest and most open genre for roleplaying. Maybe you’d argue fantasy would be that, since adding dark presumably puts you in a box, but really it just opens you up for more serious possibilities. Toothless fantasy doesn’t often engage me, and without those dark or sad moments, it feels like a hollow and one-note setting.

Least favorite? I’m not sure if that’s as easy to narrow down, but I’d have to say Slice Of Life. Because the word itself is almost entirely meaningless. For one, I write things for escapism or to make them more interesting than real life. That’s harder to do, if I’m desperately trying to mimic it. Hell if it’s just to relax, I really don’t understand it. Because reading and writing both take focus, and at that point, why don’t you just go outside? Live the life your writing down. At least slice of life anime or shows, have pretty visuals and music that accompany it. But it's pretty hard to write interesting mundanity, but if you have no desire to write interesting things. It will at least kill some time…

Everyone’s a critic, amirite?


Spotify blessed me with many things tonight.
I never used to really care about fancy stuff. Especially because I just don't have good luck with electronics. Even now it's pretty minimal, but I do currently have a light up keyboard that constantly changes colors. It's nice. And I finally have decent gaming mouse that actually works! Of course, my PC still keeps getting overly dusty, but one step at a time. (That and I haven't really been doing a whole lot of gaming recently.)
You could post it, but it *really* should be disqualifying...

If not, frankly I'll throw my hands up in the air. Because I spent several days to edit my story to actually follow the rules. Longer stories tend to be fuller ones, and would have automatic advantages to ones who didn't go over the word limit. And having people not follow the length twice in a row being the reason my story suffers, would be slightly infuriating.

I'd also be immediately a thousand times more critical in analysis. Like every single word *better* be 100% needed to work. And so rarely is that the case. I'd likely read it, go "I could make this under 2000 words" and have it work. And tear it to pieces, in the same way I've done my own to get it to fit.
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