I don't know if any of you have seen the tweet about Comic Sans greatly improving writing and creativity, but somehow it sounds like really compelling advice. I don't know what to think anymore.
I think it'd be fun to see a roleplay where generous amounts of lore are provided, but it's told from a key character's point of view which all the other characters believe.
Then as the plot begins to progress it turns out most of the lore is completely fucking wrong. Maybe the character is unreliable for some reason, or the world has changed very drastically somehow.
Imagine there's some sort of underground cave society that hasn't been exposed to the sun, the moon, or anything else outside for a very long time. They probably have some way to tell time, otherwise it'd be hard to figure out things like age and anniversaries.
In addition, people wouldn't greet each other saying 'good morning' or 'good evening' for obvious reasons, so what would they say instead?
I'm watching people read Harry Potter live - with puppet software, backgrounds, props, and wacky improvisation! Come join me! https://www.twitch.tv/rurikar22
Can't wait for Friday. My favorite content creators are going to be reading Harry Potter out loud, with the help of their digital puppet software and voice acting.
It's going to be glorious.
Trying to figure out how to better explain the noble uses of blood magic in my fantasy world, so I've been looking up blood, donation/transfusion, and the first five seasons of Dexter.
I should try donating blood one day, it always goes to a good cause. I'm just worried I'll faint or something.
For a while I've had a shit ton of roleplay and story ideas running through my head daily and I just haven't typed or participated to anything at all. Maybe I could establish some lore, throw in a quest, maybe even see who wants a group roleplay action, but nah - didn't type shit yet. I'm sure I'll come around to it soon...
I still answer that one dude's OC questions whenever they show up, though. He's a nice guy.
Rogues may be shifty types, but they've got nothing on druidic burglars. Thanks to animal-shifting, you can sell or give away your druid accomplice as a supposedly well-tamed pet, and have them run away with the owner's valuables a day or two later.
"Some asshole broke into my home and stole my dog!" Nope, it was the dog.
I want to make a character with the most elaborate description and backstory ever. Then I want to kill them at the very beginning of the roleplay, with a shitty death as well, and never use them again. I just think that'd be funny.
