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Character sheets will be due Thursday, June 3rd, around 12pm est!
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character sheets.
Here are the requirements for information to include in the character sheets! I'd love to see some diverse character. I'm looking to accept a max of 10 people. I will allow two people on one role, so if you see someone already made a character for a certain role don't let that stop you! The due date for character sheets is Thursday June 3rd!
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BASICS
Name:
Nickname(s):
D.O.B.:
Age:
Gender:
Sexuality:
Role:
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APPEARANCE
Height:
Weight:
Hair:
Eyes:
Skin:
Race/ethnicity:
Misc: (defining features, piercings, tattoos, etc. This is optional.)
Wardrobe:
Face Claim: (This is also optional, but realistic face claims only if you choose to use one.)
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PERSONA
Personality: (Please write a minimum of a couple sentences. I've noticed a lot of people find this easier that vices/virtues, but if you'd prefer to do something like that or do that in addition, then go right ahead!)
Likes:
Dislikes:
Fears:
Ailments:
Skills:
Inventory:
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HISTORY
Background:
Relationships:
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INTRO
September 3rd, 2025. Itโs been exactly 6 months since the end of the world. Society sunk into a pit of chaos, blood, and death after a deadly virus called FHM began to knock out the population through its ability to reanimate cannibalistic corpses. Where did the sickness come from? The animal kingdom? Nefarious aliens? Humans themselves? No one is sure where, why, or how it all began. There are no certain answers, but the disease spread quickly and wiped out the majority of the population with no cure.
Governments did what they could, setting up quarantine zones where they could. Many people flocked to them, hoping for a cure. They can only work for so long. Losing control of the situation is almost too easy. One infected person can turn into five in a matter of seconds. Safety is hard to find.
Washington D.C. was a popular spot with several quarantine zones popping up. Unfortunately, they didnโt last long before the virus infiltrated these safe spaces and spread mass destruction. Five months was the record. But, good things can be found in the ruins. A ragtag group of survivors managed to find each other. They share one goal: To survive.
Slowly, as the survivors began to settle into their roles, challenges revealed themselves. Where is the group headed? How strong is their loyalty to one another? And finally, the most complicated situation yet: What are they supposed to do when they come across another stranger?
roles
roles.
Leader
open
While everyone may have to work on group decisions, the leader has the final say. Maybe they wanted this position, or they naturally fell into it. Regardless, theyโre in charge of keeping the peace and making sure things donโt fall apart. People tend to look to them to disperse information, give answers, and inspire hope. The price of being in charge is weight on their shoulders. How close are they to crumbling?
Advisor
open
Intelligence equals good advice, doesnโt it? As the unofficial second-in-command, the advisor has a surprising amount of responsibility. They are smart or at least knows how to act like it. People are comforted by them and rely on them for guidance. In addition, they play a huge role when it comes to planning the groupโs next move. Itโs not as easy as it looks.
Medic
open
Whether or not they were an amateur or expert in medicine before, the skills that come with being a medic are critical. Anything is better than nothing. Theyโre in charge of most of the supplies and lead the rest of the group when there is an emergency. Itโd suck if they were the one to get hurt.
Brawn
open
Strength in mentality as well as physically is a necessity in the apocalypse. The brawn can be counted on for heavy lifting and defense when it comes down to it. Theyโre likely a protector at heart. But, once they go down, what does that mean for the rest of the group? They hope it doesnโt come to that.
Scout
open
The other side of the groupโs protection is the scout. They survey new areas first and are in charge of patrols. The scout is likely reliable and cautious yet very brave. It takes a remarkable tenacity and skillset to do the scoutโs job properly. They definitely deserve more credit than theyโre used to getting.
Scavenger
open
Supplies are the backbone of survival. The scavenger is an expert in finding food, medicine, and weapons, among other essential items. Perhaps they even have knowledge in things like foraging. Theyโre likely crafty and vigilant. One of their jobs is to make sure rations are distributed fairly and make a hungry cohortโs day.
Newcomer
open
They don't have a particular place in the group yet. There is a lot of mystery surrounding this unknown person, causing some tensions. Maybe they're eager to sell themselves using their past or maybe they'd prefer to forget it. Whatever the case, they're newest job is to get the rest of the survivors to like and accept them. Or not. There's something freeing about being alone. But, isn't it nice to see a lively face?
rules
rules.
rule one.
This group will be for advanced roleplayers only. Good grammar, punctuation, and syntax are necessary. In addition, posts are expected to be at least 400+ words or at least a couple of paragraphs. If you cannot confidently and comfortable comply to these expectations, this roleplay probably isn't for you.
rule two.
Discord is necessary for out of character chatting and planning. The actual roleplay will take place on RPN, but all of the out of character discussion and planning will take place in a Discord server. The link to this server will be sent out to those who are accepted into the roleplay.
rule three.
Speaking of, this roleplay is application-based and NOT first-come, first-serve. Eventually, a deadline for character sheets will be set and the accepted people will be sent the Discord server link in a PM.
rule four.
This isn't so much as rule as it is a note. A maximum of around 10 people will be accepted. You'll notice there are only 7 roles, however. I am open to doubles on most if not all of the roles. Filling all 7 roles takes priority, but having two characters with one role is acceptable. Also, everyone should only submit one character. People that are accepted may have a chance to make a second character depending on how many people are accepting.
rule five.
Face claims for characters should be realistic. Anime face claims/stolen art won't be accepted.
rule six.
Once the roleplay begins, please be able to post at least once a week. Real life will always take priority and I plan on keeping this somewhat casual, but this is to keep things moving along. After everyone posts once, I'll allow people to post again after every couple of responses depending on how many people end up in the group.
rule seven.
For maturity and comfort's sake, please be 18+ when applying.
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Here are the requirements for information to include in the character sheets! I'd love to see some diverse character. I'm looking to accept a max of 10 people. I will allow two people on one role, so if you see someone already made a character for a certain role don't let that stop you! There's no due date yet for character sheets either, but it'll be added/announced when I decide on that.
--
BASICS
Name:
Nickname(s):
D.O.B.:
Age:
Gender:
Sexuality:
Role:
--
APPEARANCE
Height:
Weight:
Hair:
Eyes:
Skin:
Race/ethnicity:
Misc: (defining features, piercings, tattoos, etc. This is optional.)
Wardrobe:
Face Claim: (This is also optional, but realistic face claims only if you choose to use one.)
--
PERSONA
Personality: (Please write a minimum of a couple sentences. I've noticed a lot of people find this easier that vices/virtues, but if you'd prefer to do something like that or do that in addition, then go right ahead!)
Likes:
Dislikes:
Fears:
Ailments:
Skills:
Inventory:
--
HISTORY
Background:
Relationships:
--
INTRO
September 3rd, 2025. Itโs been exactly 6 months since the end of the world. Society sunk into a pit of chaos, blood, and death after a deadly virus called FHM began to knock out the population through its ability to reanimate cannibalistic corpses. Where did the sickness come from? The animal kingdom? Nefarious aliens? Humans themselves? No one is sure where, why, or how it all began. There are no certain answers, but the disease spread quickly and wiped out the majority of the population with no cure.
Governments did what they could, setting up quarantine zones where they could. Many people flocked to them, hoping for a cure. They can only work for so long. Losing control of the situation is almost too easy. One infected person can turn into five in a matter of seconds. Safety is hard to find.
Washington D.C. was a popular spot with several quarantine zones popping up. Unfortunately, they didnโt last long before the virus infiltrated these safe spaces and spread mass destruction. Five months was the record. But, good things can be found in the ruins. A ragtag group of survivors managed to find each other. They share one goal: To survive.
Slowly, as the survivors began to settle into their roles, challenges revealed themselves. Where is the group headed? How strong is their loyalty to one another? And finally, the most complicated situation yet: What are they supposed to do when they come across another stranger?
--
ROLES
The Leader
While everyone may have to work on group decisions, the leader has the final say. Maybe they wanted this position, or they naturally fell into it. Regardless, theyโre in charge of keeping the peace and making sure things donโt fall apart. People tend to look to them to disperse information, give answers, and inspire hope. The price of being in charge is a hefty weight on their shoulders. How close are they to crumbling?
The Advisor
Intelligence equals good advice, doesnโt it? As the unofficial second-in-command, the advisor has a surprising amount of responsibility. They are smart or at least knows how to act like it. People are comforted by them and rely on them for guidance. In addition, they play a huge role when it comes to planning the groupโs next move. Itโs not as easy as it looks.
The Medic
Whether or not they were an amateur or expert in medicine before, the skills that come with being a medic are critical. Anything is better than nothing. Theyโre in charge of most of the supplies and lead the rest of the group when there is an emergency. Itโd suck if they were the one to get hurt.
The Brawn
Strength in mentality as well as physically is a necessity in the apocalypse. The brawn can be counted on for heavy lifting and defense when it comes down to it. Theyโre likely a protector at heart. But, once they go down, what does that mean for the rest of the group? They hope it doesnโt come to that.
The Scout
The other side of the groupโs protection is the scout. They survey new areas first and are in charge of patrols. The scout is likely reliable and cautious yet very brave. It takes a remarkable tenacity and skillset to do the scoutโs job properly. They definitely deserve more credit than theyโre used to getting.
The Scavenger
Supplies are the backbone of survival. The scavenger is an expert in finding food, medicine, and weapons, among other essential items. Perhaps they even have knowledge in things like foraging. Theyโre likely crafty and vigilant. One of their jobs is to make sure rations are distributed fairly and make a hungry cohortโs day.
The Newcomer
They don't have a particular place in the group yet. There is a lot of mystery surrounding this unknown person, causing some tensions. Maybe they're eager to sell themselves using their past or maybe they'd prefer to forget it. Whatever the case, they're newest job is to get the rest of the survivors to like and accept them. Or not. There's something freeing about being alone. But, isn't it nice to see a lively face?
--
RULES
1.) This group will be for advanced roleplayers only. Good grammar, punctuation, and syntax are necessary. In addition, posts are expected to be at least 400+ words or at least a couple of paragraphs. If you cannot confidently and comfortable comply to these expectations, this roleplay probably isn't for you.
2.) Discord is necessary for out of character chatting and planning. The actual roleplay will take place on RPN, but all of the out of character discussion and planning will take place in a Discord server. The link to this server will be sent out to those who are accepted into the roleplay.
3.) Speaking of, this roleplay is application-based and NOT first-come, first-serve. Eventually, a deadline for character sheets will be set and the accepted people will be sent the Discord server link in a PM.
4.) This isn't so much as rule as it is a note. A maximum of around 10 people will be accepted. You'll notice there are only 7 roles, however. I am open to doubles on most if not all of the roles. Filling all 7 roles takes priority, but having two characters with one role is acceptable. Also, everyone should only submit one character. People that are accepted may have a chance to make a second character depending on how many people are accepting.
5.) Face claims for characters should be realistic. Anime face claims/stolen art won't be accepted.
6.) Once the roleplay begins, please be able to post at least once a week. Real life will always take priority and I plan on keeping this somewhat casual, but this is to keep things moving along. After everyone posts once, I'll allow people to post again after every couple of responses depending on how many people end up in the group.
7.) For maturity and comfort's sake, please be 18+ when applying.
--
BASICS
Name:
Nickname(s):
D.O.B.:
Age:
Gender:
Sexuality:
Role:
--
APPEARANCE
Height:
Weight:
Hair:
Eyes:
Skin:
Race/ethnicity:
Misc: (defining features, piercings, tattoos, etc. This is optional.)
Wardrobe:
Face Claim: (This is also optional, but realistic face claims only if you choose to use one.)
--
PERSONA
Personality: (Please write a minimum of a couple sentences. I've noticed a lot of people find this easier that vices/virtues, but if you'd prefer to do something like that or do that in addition, then go right ahead!)
Likes:
Dislikes:
Fears:
Ailments:
Skills:
Inventory:
--
HISTORY
Background:
Relationships:
--
INTRO
September 3rd, 2025. Itโs been exactly 6 months since the end of the world. Society sunk into a pit of chaos, blood, and death after a deadly virus called FHM began to knock out the population through its ability to reanimate cannibalistic corpses. Where did the sickness come from? The animal kingdom? Nefarious aliens? Humans themselves? No one is sure where, why, or how it all began. There are no certain answers, but the disease spread quickly and wiped out the majority of the population with no cure.
Governments did what they could, setting up quarantine zones where they could. Many people flocked to them, hoping for a cure. They can only work for so long. Losing control of the situation is almost too easy. One infected person can turn into five in a matter of seconds. Safety is hard to find.
Washington D.C. was a popular spot with several quarantine zones popping up. Unfortunately, they didnโt last long before the virus infiltrated these safe spaces and spread mass destruction. Five months was the record. But, good things can be found in the ruins. A ragtag group of survivors managed to find each other. They share one goal: To survive.
Slowly, as the survivors began to settle into their roles, challenges revealed themselves. Where is the group headed? How strong is their loyalty to one another? And finally, the most complicated situation yet: What are they supposed to do when they come across another stranger?
--
ROLES
The Leader
While everyone may have to work on group decisions, the leader has the final say. Maybe they wanted this position, or they naturally fell into it. Regardless, theyโre in charge of keeping the peace and making sure things donโt fall apart. People tend to look to them to disperse information, give answers, and inspire hope. The price of being in charge is a hefty weight on their shoulders. How close are they to crumbling?
The Advisor
Intelligence equals good advice, doesnโt it? As the unofficial second-in-command, the advisor has a surprising amount of responsibility. They are smart or at least knows how to act like it. People are comforted by them and rely on them for guidance. In addition, they play a huge role when it comes to planning the groupโs next move. Itโs not as easy as it looks.
The Medic
Whether or not they were an amateur or expert in medicine before, the skills that come with being a medic are critical. Anything is better than nothing. Theyโre in charge of most of the supplies and lead the rest of the group when there is an emergency. Itโd suck if they were the one to get hurt.
The Brawn
Strength in mentality as well as physically is a necessity in the apocalypse. The brawn can be counted on for heavy lifting and defense when it comes down to it. Theyโre likely a protector at heart. But, once they go down, what does that mean for the rest of the group? They hope it doesnโt come to that.
The Scout
The other side of the groupโs protection is the scout. They survey new areas first and are in charge of patrols. The scout is likely reliable and cautious yet very brave. It takes a remarkable tenacity and skillset to do the scoutโs job properly. They definitely deserve more credit than theyโre used to getting.
The Scavenger
Supplies are the backbone of survival. The scavenger is an expert in finding food, medicine, and weapons, among other essential items. Perhaps they even have knowledge in things like foraging. Theyโre likely crafty and vigilant. One of their jobs is to make sure rations are distributed fairly and make a hungry cohortโs day.
The Newcomer
They don't have a particular place in the group yet. There is a lot of mystery surrounding this unknown person, causing some tensions. Maybe they're eager to sell themselves using their past or maybe they'd prefer to forget it. Whatever the case, they're newest job is to get the rest of the survivors to like and accept them. Or not. There's something freeing about being alone. But, isn't it nice to see a lively face?
--
RULES
1.) This group will be for advanced roleplayers only. Good grammar, punctuation, and syntax are necessary. In addition, posts are expected to be at least 400+ words or at least a couple of paragraphs. If you cannot confidently and comfortable comply to these expectations, this roleplay probably isn't for you.
2.) Discord is necessary for out of character chatting and planning. The actual roleplay will take place on RPN, but all of the out of character discussion and planning will take place in a Discord server. The link to this server will be sent out to those who are accepted into the roleplay.
3.) Speaking of, this roleplay is application-based and NOT first-come, first-serve. Eventually, a deadline for character sheets will be set and the accepted people will be sent the Discord server link in a PM.
4.) This isn't so much as rule as it is a note. A maximum of around 10 people will be accepted. You'll notice there are only 7 roles, however. I am open to doubles on most if not all of the roles. Filling all 7 roles takes priority, but having two characters with one role is acceptable. Also, everyone should only submit one character. People that are accepted may have a chance to make a second character depending on how many people are accepting.
5.) Face claims for characters should be realistic. Anime face claims/stolen art won't be accepted.
6.) Once the roleplay begins, please be able to post at least once a week. Real life will always take priority and I plan on keeping this somewhat casual, but this is to keep things moving along. After everyone posts once, I'll allow people to post again after every couple of responses depending on how many people end up in the group.
7.) For maturity and comfort's sake, please be 18+ when applying.
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