Vinipote
Two heads are better than one
Welcome to Peachy Springs, population: 546 and 1/2.
Your car broke down, you refused to stop for directions, or perhaps you're on a very poorly planned honeymoon. Only one thing is certain: you are woefully lost. Whatever the reason you find yourself here, you might as well enjoy the town's wholesome, quaint, 1950's charm. It's a cozy little hamlet, quiet and secluded, between miles of highway. Miles, and miles, and miles of highway.
There appears to be a frog infestation, here. At least the locals seem friendly.
A local couple
The weekly meeting of the Breatharian Society
A Superfluity of Nuns in afternoon prayer outside of The Church of Our Most Gracious Host Who Currently Cannot Be Reached for Comment (TCOOMGHWCCBRFC).
The Mayor
Peachy Springs is a game wherein players find themselves stranded in a small American town, that seems to have a number of unusual qualities. Here, things such as spoon bending, psychic cow-tipping, and the occult are the norm. There are a number of peculiar residents, some of whom are perfectly harmless. You'd better get used to them, however, as communication with the outside world has been cut off. Escape, needless to say, seems impossible.
You, the player, are a human (at least mostly) and you wind up in the town through some time/space shenanigans. Therefore, you can hail anywhere from the 1900's to the present day, though there is an IC anachronism agent, who hunts for anything or anyone who looks terribly out of place. There are plenty of other antagonists your character may encounter, and you would ideally learn about the town's nature as you play.
I had trouble fitting it to a genre, but I ultimately picked realistic over fantasy, as it is missing high fantasy themes (fireballs, world-saving antics). I'm also looking for people who like playing humans, or at least mostly human characters, and who enjoy writing artistically, humorously, and solving cryptic puzzles. This has something of a Twilight Zone vibe, though it is not based on it.
If you're interested, or have any questions, let me know! If you'd like to apply, you can pitch a character idea or link to an existing character.
Here is a link to a live journal containing further lore: Peachy Springs
Your car broke down, you refused to stop for directions, or perhaps you're on a very poorly planned honeymoon. Only one thing is certain: you are woefully lost. Whatever the reason you find yourself here, you might as well enjoy the town's wholesome, quaint, 1950's charm. It's a cozy little hamlet, quiet and secluded, between miles of highway. Miles, and miles, and miles of highway.
There appears to be a frog infestation, here. At least the locals seem friendly.
A local couple
The weekly meeting of the Breatharian Society
A Superfluity of Nuns in afternoon prayer outside of The Church of Our Most Gracious Host Who Currently Cannot Be Reached for Comment (TCOOMGHWCCBRFC).
The Mayor
Peachy Springs is a game wherein players find themselves stranded in a small American town, that seems to have a number of unusual qualities. Here, things such as spoon bending, psychic cow-tipping, and the occult are the norm. There are a number of peculiar residents, some of whom are perfectly harmless. You'd better get used to them, however, as communication with the outside world has been cut off. Escape, needless to say, seems impossible.
You, the player, are a human (at least mostly) and you wind up in the town through some time/space shenanigans. Therefore, you can hail anywhere from the 1900's to the present day, though there is an IC anachronism agent, who hunts for anything or anyone who looks terribly out of place. There are plenty of other antagonists your character may encounter, and you would ideally learn about the town's nature as you play.
I had trouble fitting it to a genre, but I ultimately picked realistic over fantasy, as it is missing high fantasy themes (fireballs, world-saving antics). I'm also looking for people who like playing humans, or at least mostly human characters, and who enjoy writing artistically, humorously, and solving cryptic puzzles. This has something of a Twilight Zone vibe, though it is not based on it.
If you're interested, or have any questions, let me know! If you'd like to apply, you can pitch a character idea or link to an existing character.
Here is a link to a live journal containing further lore: Peachy Springs
