Rules for this Roleplay.

First and foremost: No Godmodding: The first step for starting your character. One important thing about creating a character is to make sure the character is BALANCED. I'm sure you would make a good half dragon-demigod-vampire but for the rest of the role players that is not fair. Keep it something that isn't horribly broken.



When possible, avoid posts that are one or two sentences long. If you honestly can't think of anything to post, then it is acceptable, but this will not be acceptable on a regular basis! Be creative, describe what your character is thinking or feeling, make mention of that squirrel that just fell off a tree!

To avoid confusion, we use a standard set of symbols to indicate certain actions. These are to be used, no exceptions.
     -quotation marks ("...") are to be used to indicate speech; ex. "Hello," he said
     -single asterisk (*...*) indicates thought; ex. *I wonder if should say hello,* he thought
     -underscores (_..._) and/or hyphens (-...-) indicate emphasis on the word they surround; ex. He _really_ (alt: -really-) felt like saying hello
     -Italics (...) indicate pet-sends, either from a pet to a character, a character to a pet, or a pet to a pet; ex. Hello, he said to the pet


.::IMPORTANT::.
There may be points in the RP where a secret is revealed and out for everyone to read about. However, if A told B this secret while they were alone, no one else should know it. If you are unsure about whether you could have overheard, please ask before throwing this piece of information out as a topic of conversation around the dinner table. This also falls into implied secrets. For example - we all know the drill. A guy character hangs out with a girl character, it's assumed by the players (often correctly) that these two will soon embark upon a romantic relationship. However, if they have done nothing in the RP to indicate romantic feelings for each other, the tribe should not be talking about how these two are madly in love. This requires discretion, and again, if there are any questions don't hesitate to ask them.




You shall be creative and original in all that you do.

-Very simple guideline, please try to be original in designing your character.

This is especially important in the name and appearance of your characters as they are the most common thing to be copied. After all, who wouldn't want to role play a guy with long silver hair, glowing green eyes, black and gray armor, and a wicked sword that only he is strong enough to use?

Basically, if I can find a video game where nearly the same thing happens in it as does in your role playing character, then it's not original enough, please change it.

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