Chimney Swift
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Hey!
I just joined, but I wanted to pitch a few ideas for RPs! These would all be in the Realistic or Futuristic sections, and would be open to as many players as possible! None of the tirles are final, and all ideas are open to suggestions for improvement. So, without further ado...
Idea 1:
Idea 2:
Idea 3:
Let me know what you guys think! If an idea gets enough support, I'll make the OOC and Character threads for it.
I just joined, but I wanted to pitch a few ideas for RPs! These would all be in the Realistic or Futuristic sections, and would be open to as many players as possible! None of the tirles are final, and all ideas are open to suggestions for improvement. So, without further ado...
Idea 1:
Last Man Standing
Level: Casual/Detailed
Characters: Any gender, ages 12-20
This idea is halfway between 'The Hunger Games' and 'Naked and Afraid'. Dark themes such as death, starvation, disease and possible cannibalism are to be expected.
In a nation where pollution is at an all time high, the average life expectancy is way down and most people are self-sufficient before the age of 13, the elite are looking to lower the population and regain environmental stability. In order to entice the lower class citizens to put themselves in mortal peril, a televised competition was put into place.
Contestants are chosen randomly from eligible citizens (only the sick and disabled are excluded), put into teams of four, and transported to an artifical forest filled with hidden cameras. You will be alone when you arrive, and it is up to you to find your teammates... an avoid your opponents.
The goal is to be the team with the most living members by the end of the four-week run. All contestants are supplied with a uniform and colored armband that signifies their team. Weapons, food and supplies will be hidden throughout the woods.
Now, unlike the Hunger Games, murder is not allowed. Those who intentionally kill another contestant will be 'eliminated'. That said, you are allowed to injure, steal from or otherwise indirectly 'cause' the deaths of your opponents.
The remains of those who lose the game will be left to be looted --or consumed-- by remaining contestants. Aside from murder, anything is allowed. Betrayal, sabotage, hoarding of resources, you name it.
Be prepared.
Level: Casual/Detailed
Characters: Any gender, ages 12-20
This idea is halfway between 'The Hunger Games' and 'Naked and Afraid'. Dark themes such as death, starvation, disease and possible cannibalism are to be expected.
In a nation where pollution is at an all time high, the average life expectancy is way down and most people are self-sufficient before the age of 13, the elite are looking to lower the population and regain environmental stability. In order to entice the lower class citizens to put themselves in mortal peril, a televised competition was put into place.
Contestants are chosen randomly from eligible citizens (only the sick and disabled are excluded), put into teams of four, and transported to an artifical forest filled with hidden cameras. You will be alone when you arrive, and it is up to you to find your teammates... an avoid your opponents.
The goal is to be the team with the most living members by the end of the four-week run. All contestants are supplied with a uniform and colored armband that signifies their team. Weapons, food and supplies will be hidden throughout the woods.
Now, unlike the Hunger Games, murder is not allowed. Those who intentionally kill another contestant will be 'eliminated'. That said, you are allowed to injure, steal from or otherwise indirectly 'cause' the deaths of your opponents.
The remains of those who lose the game will be left to be looted --or consumed-- by remaining contestants. Aside from murder, anything is allowed. Betrayal, sabotage, hoarding of resources, you name it.
Be prepared.
Idea 2:
Juvenile Detention
Level: Casual/Detailed
Characters: Inmates (any gender, ages 10-18) Guards and Staff (any gender, 20+)
Deep in the midwestern United States lies the highest security facility for minors. These kids aren't your ordinary misdemeanor delinquents. They're full-blown criminals. Some are spree killers, others are drug dealers or master thieves. Whether they simply wreak havoc for the thrill of it or are on their way to become organized crime leaders, there's no way they'll be breaking out of this jam anytime soon... or is there?
Players can form bonds, pick fights, apply for parole or try to sneak out. Just beware... the guards are armed and ready to chase you down.
Some dark themes may crop up.
Level: Casual/Detailed
Characters: Inmates (any gender, ages 10-18) Guards and Staff (any gender, 20+)
Deep in the midwestern United States lies the highest security facility for minors. These kids aren't your ordinary misdemeanor delinquents. They're full-blown criminals. Some are spree killers, others are drug dealers or master thieves. Whether they simply wreak havoc for the thrill of it or are on their way to become organized crime leaders, there's no way they'll be breaking out of this jam anytime soon... or is there?
Players can form bonds, pick fights, apply for parole or try to sneak out. Just beware... the guards are armed and ready to chase you down.
Some dark themes may crop up.
Idea 3:
The Trail to California
Level: Casual/Detailed
Characters: Any gender, any age!
Based off the Manifest Destiny movement of the 1840s, you and your family have joined a large wagon party headed west to start a new life in California. Like most wagon trains, you start in the town of Independence, Missouri and embark on the trail through the mountains and deserts of the American wilderness. But beware: the trail is not for the faint of heart. Harsh winters, fierce wildlife, dwindling resources, and time itself will all be against you. Will you reach your destination unscathed, or succumb to the many perils of the trail? You don't want to end up like the Donner Party, do you?
As with the other ideas, expect dark themes. Any character may die, so I advise making more than one.
Level: Casual/Detailed
Characters: Any gender, any age!
Based off the Manifest Destiny movement of the 1840s, you and your family have joined a large wagon party headed west to start a new life in California. Like most wagon trains, you start in the town of Independence, Missouri and embark on the trail through the mountains and deserts of the American wilderness. But beware: the trail is not for the faint of heart. Harsh winters, fierce wildlife, dwindling resources, and time itself will all be against you. Will you reach your destination unscathed, or succumb to the many perils of the trail? You don't want to end up like the Donner Party, do you?
As with the other ideas, expect dark themes. Any character may die, so I advise making more than one.
Let me know what you guys think! If an idea gets enough support, I'll make the OOC and Character threads for it.
