Casey
Mighty Dragon of The Pit
Hi all! I don't want to crowd this post with text, but I'm looking for long-term roleplayers to join me in developing stories with me!
(More cliche than expected. Sorry.) Find the TLDR; at the bottom.
r u l e s:
(More cliche than expected. Sorry.) Find the TLDR; at the bottom.
r u l e s:
- As stated, I'm advanced-literate, so I do expect a level of coherent response and quality to posts. This means all replies are of substantial subject matter and have coherent sentences. I won't gun you down for the odd mistake or short reply here or there, but I refuse to put an effort into my replies only to be met with, " 'okui.' she said." or two little lines for my 8 paragraphs, etc.
- Be nice. I don't respond to haggling or snarky comments, or someone nagging me to reply. Which leads to:
- I don't respond within 30 minutes. I have a life outside of roleplay and decent replies take a little while for me. I do love to talk and discuss the plot, though!
- I greatly prefer MxM pairings, but I'll go with MxF if you can convince me.
- OC's are okay, but don't give me a Mary Sue to work with.
- Please just talk to me! We can chat this stuff through. Communication is key to longlasting roleplays.
- My Discord is Casey#0413. Add me!
s e t t i n g s
I prefer roleplaying with Marvel characters and settings, since I have been developing and writing as James "Bucky" Barnes for nearing three years, now, and am comfortable with his character. I'm also familiar with Stephen Strange and can hold him, but just need more practice in writing him. I'm hesitant towards OCs in this MCU context, particularly. I did find many great OC's on RPNation when I was active, though, so let's just chat! We can talk through characters to suit the plot.
I also love world building in the likes of fantasy and historical plots, be it sci-fi, medieval, dragons, etc.
r o m a n c e
I prefer MxM pairings, but I wouldn't mind MxF. I play male characters 99% of the time.
In short: just talk to me! I'm not as strict in messaging as I am in this post. Hit me up for any genre, though — let's make it interesting!
If you've read this far, add the name of a red-coloured fruit to any first-message you send or forum reply. (:
f a n d o m
Marvel Comics, Marvel Cinematic Universe, and any alternate-universe's involving these characters.
Characters: Bucky Barnes, Stephen Strange, OC's (maybe).
g e n r e s
(Find plots within spoilers.)
fantasy
Temeraire Series. (Fandom, maybe?) Dragon-rider AU, essentially.
Mid-Napoleonic Wars, the British Corps are struggling to cohesively bring together their Aerial Corps, consisting of teams of dragons, their riders and a crew, to defeat Napoleon. Muse A and B are Captains of their respective dragons, and although they grind each other's gears, they have to work together when told to work in a formation. To make it worse, one has an ego issue due to the rarity of his dragon. [OC or Fandom characters. Time period can be changed.]
Mid-Napoleonic Wars, the British Corps are struggling to cohesively bring together their Aerial Corps, consisting of teams of dragons, their riders and a crew, to defeat Napoleon. Muse A and B are Captains of their respective dragons, and although they grind each other's gears, they have to work together when told to work in a formation. To make it worse, one has an ego issue due to the rarity of his dragon. [OC or Fandom characters. Time period can be changed.]
ARK: Survival Evolved -esque
On an archipelago stranded in the middle of nowhere, for generations, tribes of survivors have fought against the elements and the islands' brutal inhabitants: living, breathing dinosaurs, alongside previously-unheard of beasts that have adapted to the Island's brutal environments. These creatures, if not in the process of shredding survivors or being killed by them, are tamed and used as domestic pets. Raids are all too common. After all, sometimes, these tribes' biggest danger is not the environment, but other tribes. [OC or Fandom characters.]
On an archipelago stranded in the middle of nowhere, for generations, tribes of survivors have fought against the elements and the islands' brutal inhabitants: living, breathing dinosaurs, alongside previously-unheard of beasts that have adapted to the Island's brutal environments. These creatures, if not in the process of shredding survivors or being killed by them, are tamed and used as domestic pets. Raids are all too common. After all, sometimes, these tribes' biggest danger is not the environment, but other tribes. [OC or Fandom characters.]
science fiction
The future has been met. The cosmos have been conquered; Earth's citizens have joined the union between the masses of intergalactic inhabitants; the use of space travel to get to work is as common as using a car. Earth has developed the UNB, the Earth's United Nations' Board of Interplanetary Peacekeeping, to defend the planet against attacks and reinforce border patrol. An Aerial army, if you will.
Muse A, outcast by Earth's governmental body after a peacekeeping mission went bad, left the Solar System to traverse the cosmos. Years later, he's contacted by the same body: a threat to Earth's security, Muse B, has escaped, and Muse A is tasked with capturing them and bringing them to Earth with the promise of prosecution immunity.
Additionally: Muse A grows begrudgingly fond of Muse B while on the way to earth, and once arrived, Muse A's promised immunity is breached and they're both arrested. It then becomes their joint goal to break each other out. [OCs preferred, Fandoms can be applied.]
Muse A, outcast by Earth's governmental body after a peacekeeping mission went bad, left the Solar System to traverse the cosmos. Years later, he's contacted by the same body: a threat to Earth's security, Muse B, has escaped, and Muse A is tasked with capturing them and bringing them to Earth with the promise of prosecution immunity.
Additionally: Muse A grows begrudgingly fond of Muse B while on the way to earth, and once arrived, Muse A's promised immunity is breached and they're both arrested. It then becomes their joint goal to break each other out. [OCs preferred, Fandoms can be applied.]
Annihilation (book/movie, primarily book, don't-get-me-started-on-the-movie):
As a part of the Thirteenth Expedition, Muse A and B have been sent into Area X: a section of an old national park, surrounded by an invisible border, which has been the subject of strange occurrences and alien mutations of wildlife. No cause of these mutations has been identified and no previous mission has yielded any survivors. Both Muses are specialised in their fields and have been thoroughly trained for the expedition, but slowly come to realise that they truly know nothing — including about each other. Can they escape Area X, or will they become a part of it?
As a part of the Thirteenth Expedition, Muse A and B have been sent into Area X: a section of an old national park, surrounded by an invisible border, which has been the subject of strange occurrences and alien mutations of wildlife. No cause of these mutations has been identified and no previous mission has yielded any survivors. Both Muses are specialised in their fields and have been thoroughly trained for the expedition, but slowly come to realise that they truly know nothing — including about each other. Can they escape Area X, or will they become a part of it?
historical
Anything to do with Rome/Greece, Middle Ages, Egypt, Russian history, etc. HMU.
Ancient Rome [Possibly fantasy, depending on the plot.]
A new Pontifex Maximus, High Priest, has been brought into the Roman Court under the premise that he is Apollo's vessel. The Roman public welcome him amongst their disgusted mutterings about the previous Priest, whose death was clear evidence of his lack of authenticity. But, plot twist: New Priest is not true, either. He doesn't know why he was elected by the Council of Temples. All he has is a Royal Guard/one of the members of the Royal Circle to help him fake his way to the top.
In a world where the gods supposedly channel themselves through chosen servants and some can use magic, what will this mean for the characters' wellbeing? [OC or Fandom. You play the Priest.]
A new Pontifex Maximus, High Priest, has been brought into the Roman Court under the premise that he is Apollo's vessel. The Roman public welcome him amongst their disgusted mutterings about the previous Priest, whose death was clear evidence of his lack of authenticity. But, plot twist: New Priest is not true, either. He doesn't know why he was elected by the Council of Temples. All he has is a Royal Guard/one of the members of the Royal Circle to help him fake his way to the top.
In a world where the gods supposedly channel themselves through chosen servants and some can use magic, what will this mean for the characters' wellbeing? [OC or Fandom. You play the Priest.]
TLDR;
Advanced literate roleplayer that writes a load for replies.
I like Marvel and I usually play Bucky Barnes/Stephen Strange, but am also open
to Fantasy, Sci-Fi and Historical plots. There are plot ideas in the spoilers.
Talk to me. Let's develop a plot.
Hope to speak soon!
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