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black blade//two steps from hell.
 
kudos to you if you get the reference!

Fairy Dance/Is That A Kiss?
James Newton Howard.
 
See this private roleplay/roleplay group? You should join it;; http://www.polyvore.com/cryptic_falls_cf_private_roleplay/group.show?id=158531
 
@hurricane-holly would you like to start, or shall I? :3

Fairy Dance; James Newton Howard
 
so, I tried a new type of set~lemme know what you guys think!
 
might add to the set itself later.
 
will definitely put up info in a bit.

http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/group.show?id=158531
 
@ninjastewar1
@anahelenaliveshere
@giants
@raquel-is-a-rocket
@zopat-93s-rp
@azrielazazel
@lexabelle
@kelsthewarblette
@flyersbamarang
@bunnydeer
@athousandshadesofblue
@ginaheartscupcakes
@madisonbryce
@destiny-rose

Let's see if I can explain this in the simplest terms possible.
 
Without rambling.
 
That's not likely.
 
But here goes.
 
You guys know what a roleplay group is, right?
One storyline featuring a mass collection of characters that a group of people portray and write together as one whole.
 
And a private roleplay?
Pretty much the same thing, except not in a group setting. Usually it's a set between two or three people, and no one else.
 
Well, this group is a marriage between the two.
 
See, Holly and I kept making roleplay groups.
And we loved them.
Dearly.
But they kept dying.
We realized that maybe it was due to the fact that they require so much time, and it's hard for everyone to be on at the same time and, just, everything! *flails*
 
And, a roleplay group has this habit of ending. When you first start the group, you present a prompt and a problem for the myriad of characters to solve.
But then that problem gets resolved, and leaves everyone hanging with a "what now?" attitude.
 

One private roleplay can carry on for months.
 
So we cooked up this idea.
 
What if a roleplay group was like a PRP?
This is that roleplay group.
 
See, everyone submits PRPs revolving around this one subject, this one prompt.
(YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO BE IN THE GROUP TO ROLEPLAY WITH SOMEONE WHO IS--COOL, RIGHT? IT'S LIKE TAKING THE GROUP ON A TEST DRIVE. AND IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, COME JOIN US. WE'D LOVE TO HAVE YOU.)
And maybe you carry on one storyline through a series of sets.
 
{ @hurricane-holly and @giants , I'm going to use you two as examples!}
 
Here's an example:
 
Let's say that Holly and I are roleplaying, and our characters Jane and John are dating.
At the same time, maybe Lela and I are roleplaying, and my character Jane is dating her character Henry.
And maybe we want the two storylines to NOT clash.
 
Here's the thing:
THEY DON'T HAVE TO.
 
You can have as many storylines going on at once, and they don't have to weave into each other, unless you want them to.
 
That way, you're not having to constantly break your neck trying to keep up with the whole group.
 
So, theoretically, the original problem can be solved many, many times. You can have as many couple/shipping combinations as you want.
 
Mind blown.
 
Makes more sense now?
 
I hope it does.

-> every character has an extra, special power, whether it be something small or something monumental.
 
-> the strength of the power is determined by your characters "level", as listed below.
 
Level One: lowest, weakest level. This means that they have a lot of limitations, or that their power is very, very subtle. Or, it may mean that using that power takes so much energy that there's no point in even trying. If someone had the power to control pasta and nothing more, that would probably be level one.
 
Ex: I'm telekinetic, but I can only move small objects that are very close to me, and it's very taxing on my psyche.
 
Level Two: stronger than a level one but weaker than a three. This means less stringent limitations, but limited nonetheless.
 
Level Three: stronger still. This is the halfway point. It means you're not strong, but you're not weak, either.
 
Level Four: very strong. Few limitations.
 
Ex: I am telekinetic. I can lift large objects from a medium range, and it doesn't use a lot of my energy.
 
Level Five: you do NOT want to screw with a level five. They are the most powerful, with little to no limitations.
 
Ex: I'm telekinetic, and I can lift huge objects from far away, and it barely affects me.
 

Use your best judgement for these! Also keep in mind that not everyone is going to be all powerful.
 

If you read this, copy and paste this symbol in your introductory set: ■

Again, I intend to fix this set. Later. When I have time and am not doing fifty things at once.
 
These are characters that belong to not one person, but to the group as a whole. Anyone can play them at any given time.
 

Wilhelm "Grandfather" Frollo {Alan Rickman}
A wise, cranky, sharp-tongued old werecat. Said to be all knowing. Go to him if you need advice...but just know that it comes with a price.

This collection is made entirely for you, the RPers :3
 
To help you understand the group itself, and everything going on it, and help you with everything in general.
 

 
If you looked through this collection, copy and paste this symbol in your introductory set: §

Lycanthropes, or werewolves.
 
Powerful. Temperamental. The brawny backbone of the immortal world.

Werewolves are ravenous, but never seem to gain weight. Wildly temperamental, they are quick to accuse and quick to lose their tempers or attack. They don't much care for vampires or cats, or iron. After being bitten, the first full moon causes their first change. Afterwards, they can change at will. Foxes and cats are the same.
 
Color: crimson, for aggression.
 

Keywords: temperamental, aggressive, loyal, brave, hungry
 

If you read this, copy and paste this symbol at the end of your introductory set: ♦