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I made an account on World of Equestria. It's another MLP roleplaying site I found. If you have an account on there, feel free to look at my profile. Same username only with a space between Rainbow and Blast.
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Thats probally what your thinking as you read this, and if so, kudos for reading this. The truth is I have alot on my plate, as I said in a comment to Hidden Scarf, working on my website takes alot of concentration. I am going to start posting on my poetry blog again whenever I get the chance, and hopefully get some interaction with others actually done, I feel I've become a little reclusive. Anyway, Vulpis is back in the library, albeit rather quitly Both my stories are going on a permanant Hiatus due to lack of interest, as well as the story I told you all Im working on, called My Journey, an HIE fanfic, I'll be posting its completed chapters soon for you to read before getting back to my afore mentioned website. If you do happen to be interested in the website I just mentioned, dont wory, I was about to describe it; OldWorldLegends.wetpaint.com is a roleplaying forum based in a world named Gaia, the creatures that inhabit it are based on mythology from the nors, premedieval age, and romans. There are also allot of completely origional creatures, and some based lightly off of other rping games. The system of roleplay is actually invented by me, sacrificing the normal leveling system for a milestone by milestone charting. Every time you reach a milestone, the attributes of your character at that point is what you fall back on if you want to join a different campaign with them. attribute points are self sorted as you earn TP from undertaking tasks like quests and combat, TP marks the way to your milestone and can be spent to increase attributes on a 1 for 1 bases as well as buy features for your character. The world of Gaia has an in depth History and Tavern Tales pages where any user can apply a story to be written, they'll get full credit for the story and the story will be included in the sight. Every campaign goes into writing the history of the sight and furthering it as a whole. So basically its a site started by me for an online TableTop/MMO rpg experience, written by the players themselfs. Sound great, huh, well the site is at its point where I ned alot of help and ideas floating around for how to improve it, unfortunately, not much of that is happening, so its still pretty much a skeleten undergoing beta testing. So there you have it, a discription of the thing Ive been working on that prevents me from writing fan-fic, as much as I would love to. ~Vulpi out.
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Hello, and welcome to the OCC of Changeling: The Masquerade. This is my first forum roleplay so I hope this goes well. [colour=#282828]But anyway, what I'm looking for are roleplayers who can roleplay as the Mane 6, and Cadance, Shining Armor, and maybe Spike if there are actually roleplayers interested for those roles. Of course if anyone can roleplay as 2 of these characters that's fine. Just as long as you give each character equal activity, I don't want a character to be silent for like 3 posts.[/colour] [colour=#282828]I should warn you that there may be a bit blood, violence, and guns (My excuse, griffins invented them) will be present in this. So if you aren't comfy with this idea I'd suggest you wouldn't sign up for this roleplay.[/colour] [colour=#282828]Basically what I would do is be the storyteller of the roleplay, create characters for you to interact with which you can, canonically and in character as possible, reply with your character anyway you want. [/colour] [colour=#282828]The roleplay I'm planning is titled "Changeling: The Masquerade" so yes changelings will be involved with this roleplay. This is a description of what's going on: "It has been around nine months since the changeling invasion. Since then speculation as to whether they would strike again has been creating fear and paranoia to some residents of Equestria. Recent reports of changelings in the city of Los Pegasus have come to Celestia. Knowing that sending soldiers would create panic she sends the Bearers of Harmony to investigate about the sightings of changelings."[/colour] [colour=#282828]Thank you for reading this. If you wish to partake in this please leave a reply and what role you want to take.[/colour] -
[colour=#282828]Hello, as you may or may not of noticed I'm a bit new to this whole forum thing. And I didn't exactly know where to put this, so here it is.[/colour] [colour=#282828]But anyway, what I'm looking for are roleplayers who can roleplay as the Mane 6, and Cadance, Shining Armor, and maybe Spike if there are actually roleplayers interested for those roles. Of course if anyone can roleplay as 2 of these characters that's fine. Just as long as you give each character equal activity, I don't want a character to be silent for like 3 posts.[/colour] [colour=#282828]I should warn you that there may be a bit blood, violence, and guns (My excuse, griffins invented them) will be present in this. So if you aren't comfy with this idea I'd suggest you wouldn't sign up for this roleplay.[/colour] [colour=#282828]Basically what I would do is be the storyteller of the roleplay, create characters for you to interact with which you can, canonically and in character as possible, reply with your character anyway you want. [/colour] [colour=#282828]The roleplay I'm planning is titled "Changeling: The Masquerade" so yes changelings will be involved with this roleplay. This is a description of what's going on: "It has been around nine months since the changeling invasion. Since then speculation as to whether they would strike again has been creating fear and paranoia to some residents of Equestria. Recent reports of changelings in the city of Los Pegasus have come to Celestia. Knowing that sending soldiers would create panic she sends the Bearers of Harmony to investigate about the sightings of changelings."[/colour] [colour=#282828]Thank you for reading this. If you wish to partake in this please leave a reply and what role you want to take.[/colour]
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(OOC: Hi Deadpool here, this is an RP where I play as myself, feel free to play as canon characters and such, after all this is the crossover zone, also feel free to add other MARVEL characters to this RP.)) The mercenary hid in the shadows, of the back alley in Canterlot. His name was Wade Wilson, but he was more commonly known as Deadpool. Recently, he was sent traveling through dimensions, by S.H.I.E.L.D. to gather information about this place, but he had one rule he had to follow, no killing unless necessary Deadpool sometimes questioned his motives, but as long as he was getting payed, he did his job. He grabbed his intercom and spoke into the wireless mic, for the contractor to hear him. "Can I PLEASE just pick a fight with a gang or something now, with my katanas, I feel like taking down an army, then I'll go for a nice cheese burger with the works, onions and lettuce, and tomatoes, and mustard, and beef, and american cheese. ." Needless to say he was cut short.
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I'm curious to hear how you guys got into roleplaying. How old were you? Who did you roleplay with? How did it make you feel? Follow up question: Why do you roleplay today? My story: I played my first Roleplaying game when I was in middle school, maybe 6th or 7th grade. I'd heard of them, but I had never given them a serious thought until some kid invited me to play in a game. We werent besties or anything, we were just mutually bored and happen to share the same recess period (this school was in the middle of the city, so recess there was always indoors). The game was D&D second edition, and while I thought it was kinda neat as I read through it, but the true potential of roleplaying games didn't dawn on me until I came across a picture of a thief -- a female thief. I realized suddenly that RPGs gave me the opportunity to be something I could never be (or so I felt at the time). Now, to clear up the confusion some of you might have: No, I wasn't always a girl. WHile there was always something in me that I couldn't put a finger on, that image in D&D awakened me to a longing I didn't realize was there. This being middle school, I suspected that the idea of playing female character with random schoolboys wasn't going to go over well, and I was right. I tried to play it coy at first, but I caught some heat for a while. That first D&D session didn't really go anywhere, and I was turned off of the idea of making female characters for a while, but I was still entranced by the notion of being someone or something else. As I continued through middle school, RPGs got more and more popular, until probably a third of the school was into them (I was blessed with a very geek-friendly middle school, and I loved it!). We even had the teachers getting in on it, with one of the recess periods (you could choose which class to take for recess) being set aside for Role-Playing Games, with sessions run by a goofy-fun loving teacher. Around that same time, my best friend Chris started GMing a Star Wars campaign in small groups that, if put together, might count to 20 or 25 students altogether. Chris was an arrogant prick, but effortlessly confident and very creative. I'd meet up with kids I barely knew, and we'd compare our characters' adventures in this Star Wars campaign, and somehow, Chris kept it all together and managed to build a whole GALAXY that every character got to see a different part of. Eventually, our lives went on and the magic of those early days became harder and harder to maintain or recapture, but since then, I've loved RPGs. There's just something special about seeing life through someone else's senses. For years after middle school, RP was for me much what I imagined it to be for other people, but with the added personal element of gender exploration. In many ways, it kept the demons at bay, and helped me through what might have been much more difficult without the escapism. These days, I'm LIVIN THE DREAM BABY -- I'm a woman now, so that element of RP is no longer necessary, but I still love it. From whence, then, its continued appeal? What does RPing offer me that's special and specific to my life? I don't know, but it's fun to explore. Okay, now it's YOUR turn. Go, take a moment to gaze at thy navels and regale us with tales of youthful yore!
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Name: Rue Sex: Female Age: Filly Species: Unicorn Pelt Color: Periwinkle Mane/Tail/Markings Color & Style: Wavy grape, with a bold lilac streak Eye Color: Blue Cutie Mark: A Rue Flower Physique: Soft Origin: Canterlot Roleplay Type: Main RP Occupation: Part-timer seeking work. Motivation: Surface: To have fun and be free. Srs Bsns: To seek redemption and to help others do the same. Dear Diary fodder: Her path to improvement as a friend includes learning to let other ponies in, sacrifice for the sake of friendship, "you can't tell a book by its cover," learning to accept help from others. Likes: She loves foals, outcasts, experiencing new things Dislikes: Snobs. Stiffs. Ponies who frontin'. Ponies who can't acknowledge their mistakes. Character Summary: The Hoofington Elementary Equinerer: Local Pony Profiles: Rue By News Flash Hello Everypony! This is your school reporter News Flash with this weeks Local Pony Profile! We're looking at Hoofington's mysterious newcomer: Rue! With rumors and speculation swirling here at Hoofington Elementary, we're digging up thez TRUTH and delivering it to YOUR FRONT DOOR! Rue, at first glance, is an intimidating figure. Small, but with a carefully cultivated "edge" maintainted to send a message: Dark eyeshadow, Red hoofpolish, and a carefully sloppy beheaded mane. When at peace, her movements are calm, her expressions detached, but when excited, I noticed she would become more animated in expression, and move with more deliberation. She has a disarming directness that sometimes borders on intrusive or rude, but I never felt that she was paticularly agressive without provocation. Interview below the fold. * * * News Flash: Rue, it looks like you attended the prestigious Hoofvard academy in Canterlot. Tell us about that. Rue: It sucked. NF: Ah. Well... Okay then. Reports say that you were admitted on an academic scholarship? You must have shown some aptitude then. Rue: Yeah. But to the other kids, it just meant I wasn't admitted by the usual means: money or contacts. NF: So you were an outsider? Rue: Yeah. I was too cool for those spoiled rich brats. NF: Huh, that's funny, because various accounts suggest otherwise. Your first grade teacher's meeting notes read "Rue seems eager, but unable to form friendships with her peers." Rue: Hey! How did you get a hold of my records? What sort of school paper is this? NF: Here at the Hoofington Equinerer, we believe in journalistic diligence. You just keep your answers honest, and we'll keep these records to ourselves, capiche? Rue: Why you little! [Rue Sighs] Whatever. Yeah, I wasn't a popular kid, and I caught heck those first couple years. But it wasn't long before I found some friends. We had eachothers backs, and they taught me how to be tough. Still wouldn't call us popular, but at least the bullies had to think twice before they tangled with the Dark Horses. NF: So you formed a gang? Rue: A gang? That makes us sound like monsters. We called it a "social trust." We didn't need violence. We had a bad reputation, and that was usually enough. NF: Usually enough? Rue: Usually. Sometimes, somepony wouldn't get the message. We did what we had to do. Our pranks were legendary. NF: Oh? I'd like to hear about that. Rue: Yeah? Well, you'll get to experience one first hand if you get too cocky with those records. NF: Well! Let's move on then! Uh, tell me about your family life. Rue: What family life? Once dad got his break in Canterlot High Society, he was too busy for anypony, and mom was constantly involved in planning parties, managing the household, and schmoozing big wigs. I wasn't the sort of child that impressed those fancy types, and they were the sort of ponies that impressed me, so I kept to my bedroom a lot. I didn't really have any friends until I met the Dark Horses. NF: You got into a lot of trouble, it would seem. Rue: It was summer. We were bored. NF: You got your cutie mark that summer. Rue: Look, I'm warning you, kid. NF: D-don't worry! We couldnt dig up any facts about 'the Incident at the Castle! Rue I can't imagine you could! But I can tell you this much: I have never regretted anything as much as that. Which is how I got it. NF: Your Cutie Mark. A Rue Flower. You got it for your regret? Rue I've regretting things before, but always for the wrong reasons. This time, I had made a deliberate decision to do better. I apologized to the Viceroy, as sorry as I'd ever been, and that's when it appeared. Now some kids get easy cutie marks. They fix a table and get a hammer on their hip. They go on to be happy little carpenters. I screwed up and got a flower on my flank, and I'm still not sure what to make of it. A cutie mark is a major event, and it doesn't happen without a reason. The Viceroy understood this, and forgave me. Hoofvard did not. NF: They expelled you. Rue: [Rue Nods] Mom and Dad were livid. They sent me away to live with someone who would give me some "tough love": Auntie Hemlock. NF: Oh my. Rue [Rue Shrugs] It's no fur off my flank. I never needed them anyway. And Hoofington isn't full of snobs. I'm better off here. NF: Still, I can't imagine that it was that eas-- [Rue interrupts me here] Rue: That's enough questions. You've got enough for an article, kid. NF: But -- Rue: No more questions. * * * After a calm and reasonable discussion, we agreed to end the interview here. Cutie Mark: Character Sketch: Original arts ^ Clockwise's Rendition, 20% cooler ^^
