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Hollow Knight.

This is about 1x1 and I know my partner very well so take this with a grain of salt. I'm in a roleplay for a game with extremely vague lore. Even some of the most obvious stuff is not technical canon. This roleplay features a character from the sequel-which doesn't even have a release date...

I start typing. My hands put down the garbled words in my mind or I write a starter or I just start worldbuilding.

Can you forge a sword sized sewing needle? One of my characters came to a blacksmith with the request and I had to know if it was feasible.

Yes!! Beginnings are awful!! They set up the scene when you just wanna write The Scene!! So write the damn scene then set it up!!

If the scene bores the writer there's a good chance it'll bore the reader. Don't worry if you're jumping around! Establish a timeline and just go!!

I don't! I plunge into the scene I want to be writing instead! Start where I want to get to! This may come as a huge shock. You don't need to write chronologically, or write scenes that bore you! You can find a run, exciting starting point that doesn't feel like one, and you can start from...

I'm proudly trans, and while I don't have any preference, I do have the habit of making trans characters or characters that don't fit the gender binary.

I want a roleplay revolving around childhood struggles. Like, any of them. From 'oh no I have a 60 in math and have to tell my mom and also I'm being called names' to shit like dealing with divorce of parents or the death of someone close. I want to play a child interacting with other children...

@Game of Chance You fuckin KNOW why, you loveable jerk

There's a sequel?? And they ruined it??

Fantasy Life. Lowkey just. It was such a Cute Game and I love it so much??

We're plotting our next point out and we are undeniably angsty, plus we've got worse planned for our characters.

Tbh? I... don't recommend roleplaying there. It's mostly 12-14 year olds on the roleplaying scene and while props to them for having fun? It's FAR from the talent some people on this site have.

You can block and delete comments, and you either comment your sheet or have an 'oc book' where you write in your characters. It should be messier than it is tbh,

There's a pretty good comment second, a direct-messaging feature, and people make 'roleplay books' for the exact purpose of it.

Dungeons and Dragons with my aunt. After that, a word doc with my best friend. Then Wattpad.

A partner took to my idea like a fish to water, and we are gonna have a lot of hurt/comfort scenes if it lasts.