UndeadEyes — Roleplayer Guild

Hello, everyone who decides to drop in!

I'm in the mood for some series roleplays, and I'm looking for men to play canons (sorry!).
If you start our OOC off with "I prefer playing OCs, buuut..." or begin designing OCs to go with the canon before we start, I'll probably pass. I don't mind bringing in more OCs later, but hinting at how much you want to do an OC and not a canon, then creating OCs from the start...sorry, I don't trust you to really be into the RP as it stands.

I'm looking for male partners (sorry, ladies), 18+, for PM roleplays that will be between high-causal and advance +.

I have general plots for the RPs, which you can PM me for details if the pairings catch your interest.

I plan to play OCs as my main, but will take on many other characters as needed for the RP.

Current cravings are...

Devil May Cry; Either Dante or Vergil x OC.

Resident Evil; Wesker X OC X Chris (we can double as Chris or you can take him alone. The plot will vary depending on your choice).

Avatar - The Last Airbender; Zuko x OC

Samurai Champloo; Mugen x Jin x OC x Fuu

Yu Yu Hakusho; Your main can be Hiei, Kurama, or Kuwabara x OC, but we'll be doubling other main chars from the show.

Slayers; Zelgadis X OC, but we'll also take on the others. 

If any interest you, PM me and I'll share the plot details.

Thanks for stopping in. <3

Glint of a Barrel sounds like my kind of story.  The male character actually reminds me a lot of a character I created some years ago, so I'll be able to pick him right back up.

Also this confuses me: Two people are not supposed to speak in the same paragraph. I can't say this enough.@Gelatinous Cube

Hello. If you'd like to PM me and we can discuss the RP, please do.

As for what confuses you, basically, I get a lot of partners who end up writing like this;
"Hey, Jason!" Said Sara as Jason turned around to see her. "Oh, hey, Sarah." He responded. "How are you?" She asked, giving him an awkward hug. "Oh, I'm just great." He hugged back. "How is your family?"

Where it's all one giant paragraph with no speech separation.

In proper modern writing, it should look like this;

"Hey, Jason!" Said Sara as Jason turned around to see her. 

"Oh, hey, Sarah." He responded. 

"How are you?" She asked, giving him an awkward hug.

"Oh, I'm just great." He hugged back. 

"How is your family?"  <-- More so, without separation, we wouldn't know who said this... Could be Sara. Could be Jason. By separating it from Jason's last response, we know it's Sara. 

On that same note, I can't ever write 'Sara' one way. I always add a h sooner or later.

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