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Rules
Rules 1. If you send me a friend request you send the starter.
2. No one word messages/comments. Example: "Hi, Whats up?" etc.
3. No godmodding, power playing, auto hitting.
4. Comments are for storylines only, messages may be used for storylines or ooc conversations.
FYI The following are tid bits of information that I feel people should know or just more information on the rules above that I did not want to add to keep their simple appearance. You are only required to know the above information and the rest is just for your reading pleasure. If you've actually read this far that is.
Starters- While I really hate to make and send them I will occasionally be struck with inspiration and offer publicly if anyone would like one. More often then not I will require you the reader to send the starter. I mean YOU wanted to add me then YOU must have an interest so YOU should send the starter. If however you come to me and give me a good reason why you can't send it then I will be more than happy to send one. But I want a real good reason, none of this "I don'e wanna, aww come on, please?" etc.
Messages and comments- While I do say comments are for storylines only I have come to notice that using comments is a bit restrictive on paragraph length and force role players to send multiple posts (part I, part II, etc.). I will often just have one current storyline on my comments going while all others will take place in messages. This is not a privacy issue of some sort, it simply makes it easier on me to remember who I owe a reply to. As well as being able to write more for both parties.
Godmodding- I think most role players can agree that this is a common annoyance, unless a person in question is doing it themselves. I do not approve of godmodding and my answer to it is simple, NO. Now there are times I think I may guilty of godmodding and if I am then please inform me. My characters main ability is to teleport and he will use it exceedingly most often during a battle. Now I have tried to limit this ability to make it fair to opponents. There are limitations and restrictions I have placed on my character to make a fight fair. That's FAIR not easy. Now I am not about to tell you the reader what those limitations are or any way of countering it, those are for you to figure out and I will leave small clues throughout the storyline if we have one.
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