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The more I think about the it, the more convinced I get that this might not be for me. So I'm going to drop out of this. Sorry.

First of all, sorry for not replying sooner, but I've been a tad busy with work. Late medival period, so somewhere around the 14th and 15th centuries.

So dumb question, but is anybody planning on making their character a student? I was thinking of doing so, but I don't really want to be the only one.

Those "every post must move the plot forward" rules.

Sorry for taking such a long time, but here's the character thread and here's the OOC. @MiraAutumn @SRUNewman @spacient @Napoleone the Kiwi

This thread is for all our OOC needs. So if you have any questions about something, just ask.

Name: Gender: Age: Birthday: Godly Parent: Appearance: Personality: Backstory: (Optional) Faction: Abilities: (Must be related to your godly parent in some way. Max 3) Equipment:

Great, in that case I'll make the character thread and the ooc first thing tomorrow.

At least one more.

Yeah, pretty much.

The first one.

My question was more along the lines of "would it be possible to have a absorption spell that absorb strength rather than magical energy?".

So this might be a dumb question, but can one use absorption magic to absorb things like stamina and strength, or is it limited to magical energy?

I'd be interested.

I'd be interested in doing a one piece rp.

Just going to bump this thread a bit.

Not exactly. I've got a couple of different plots planned for this rp, but rather than choosing one and making everyone else adjust their character to it, I'll just see which one works the best with people characters.

I haven't really set anything in stone yet, since I want to see what kind of characters people are going to play as first.

In the beginning, mankind worshipped and loved the gods of their respective pantheons, ignorant of the power that their devotion gave. As time passed, mankind began to share ideas and beliefs as they traversed the globe, unknowingly undermining the gods' control over their own realms. Wars for...

I still don't see the bad part. I mean, copyright still protects artists as much as it ever did. Also, while I agree that Disney might have taken it a tad bit too far, it's hardly a reason to call dislike the concept.