Diamond655
Do You Wanna Have a Bad Time?
Are you ready for action? Adventure? Thrills? Other exciting things?
You'll find none of them here.
There's no real backstory for this one. The school year begins, and we can RP the students. I would prefer to keep most students young for now, around 14 in their first year of high school to start things of, however characters can and will age. This ain't a webcomic, you can't keep your characters 14 forever.
To go over some ground rules before people state their interest;
There is no word count minimum, and we will apply a maximum of 2 paragraphs to make catching up simpler.
If one doesn't want you RPing their characters, DON'T. There will be a simple yes/no option on the app for whether or not you're cool with it, and you won't be shunned as a "hypocrite" if you say no and then RP the characters who are cool with it. You do risk being removed from the RP if you don't follow this rule. If your character becomes important to the plot as a whole before this rule-break, your character will likely be made into an NPC so as to avoid plot derailment.
And, as usual, follow all RP Nation rules. I honestly think it's kind of odd that people add this since it's a given, but who knows, maybe you're that one guy who just didn't read them. If you didn't read the RP Nation rules, I have to ask that you go read them, right now. Because not following them not only risks a kick from the RP, it also risks punishment on a site-wide level.
As for being kicked from the RP for breaking RP Nation rules...I have already warned you. "I didn't read the rules" isn't an excuse, on a site-wide and purely-this-RP level. Major site rules, no matter the punishment given by staff, will likely result in an immediate boot from the RP, and your character becoming an NPC if needed. If I can't wrap my head around the character, they will be sent off some way or another once the arc is over.
Another "as usual" one; don't be a Mary Sue. Making your character popular is fine, and the occasional popular character is to be expected, but if they somehow get perfect grades, have the guys/girls lining up, and despite it all are also extremely kind, with no noticeable flaws? You're not even going to get the grace of being NPC'd, if it's decided you are to be removed. More likely than not, the character will just disappear without explanation.
There will be a flaws section on the app, and leaving it blank is a surefire way to not get accepted. Likewise, circumventing it by either making the flaw extremely specific("I fear being alone on a boat in the middle of the ocean with sharks surrounding me"), or just never bringing it up in-character, will likely get you dropped. If I bother explaining the Mary Sue's disappearance, it will likely be a case of irony(if they're extremely kind, they'll end up trusting the wrong person and getting messed up for it; if they have the above extremely specific flaw, that's exactly what happens)
And finally, this is a normal setting, for the most part. Having your character come from an exotic background is alright, to a degree, but legitimate superpowers, alluded to or legitimately there, is not allowed. Likewise, having an extraordinary background is a no. Anything involving these superpowers will be retconned, and punishments may or may not be given out.
I know it's odd that i decided to list off the rules now, rather than later, but I'd prefer being odd than having people say they're interested, then never show up because they disagreed with the rules I ended up putting in place.
You'll find none of them here.
There's no real backstory for this one. The school year begins, and we can RP the students. I would prefer to keep most students young for now, around 14 in their first year of high school to start things of, however characters can and will age. This ain't a webcomic, you can't keep your characters 14 forever.
To go over some ground rules before people state their interest;
There is no word count minimum, and we will apply a maximum of 2 paragraphs to make catching up simpler.
If one doesn't want you RPing their characters, DON'T. There will be a simple yes/no option on the app for whether or not you're cool with it, and you won't be shunned as a "hypocrite" if you say no and then RP the characters who are cool with it. You do risk being removed from the RP if you don't follow this rule. If your character becomes important to the plot as a whole before this rule-break, your character will likely be made into an NPC so as to avoid plot derailment.
And, as usual, follow all RP Nation rules. I honestly think it's kind of odd that people add this since it's a given, but who knows, maybe you're that one guy who just didn't read them. If you didn't read the RP Nation rules, I have to ask that you go read them, right now. Because not following them not only risks a kick from the RP, it also risks punishment on a site-wide level.
As for being kicked from the RP for breaking RP Nation rules...I have already warned you. "I didn't read the rules" isn't an excuse, on a site-wide and purely-this-RP level. Major site rules, no matter the punishment given by staff, will likely result in an immediate boot from the RP, and your character becoming an NPC if needed. If I can't wrap my head around the character, they will be sent off some way or another once the arc is over.
Another "as usual" one; don't be a Mary Sue. Making your character popular is fine, and the occasional popular character is to be expected, but if they somehow get perfect grades, have the guys/girls lining up, and despite it all are also extremely kind, with no noticeable flaws? You're not even going to get the grace of being NPC'd, if it's decided you are to be removed. More likely than not, the character will just disappear without explanation.
There will be a flaws section on the app, and leaving it blank is a surefire way to not get accepted. Likewise, circumventing it by either making the flaw extremely specific("I fear being alone on a boat in the middle of the ocean with sharks surrounding me"), or just never bringing it up in-character, will likely get you dropped. If I bother explaining the Mary Sue's disappearance, it will likely be a case of irony(if they're extremely kind, they'll end up trusting the wrong person and getting messed up for it; if they have the above extremely specific flaw, that's exactly what happens)
And finally, this is a normal setting, for the most part. Having your character come from an exotic background is alright, to a degree, but legitimate superpowers, alluded to or legitimately there, is not allowed. Likewise, having an extraordinary background is a no. Anything involving these superpowers will be retconned, and punishments may or may not be given out.
I know it's odd that i decided to list off the rules now, rather than later, but I'd prefer being odd than having people say they're interested, then never show up because they disagreed with the rules I ended up putting in place.
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I'm not down for one-on-ones, so I hope someone else expresses interest so we can write this slice of life and turn it into something worthwhile! 
