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Hello! I’m currently developing a brand-new RP community on Tumblr and we’re looking for our founding residents.
Evergreen Heights is a fictional town in Wyoming with a dark history. Seventeen years ago, four local teens vanished without a trace. Today, the town is moving on—but the secrets are still there. We are a semi-plotless, slice-of-life group with a "cold case" lore element.
The Logistics:
Platform: Tumblr (Dashboard & Discord for OOC).
Requirements: 23+ Muns only.
Style: Appl
Evergreen Heights is a fictional town in Wyoming with a dark history. Seventeen years ago, four local teens vanished without a trace. Today, the town is moving on—but the secrets are still there. We are a semi-plotless, slice-of-life group with a "cold case" lore element.
The Logistics:
Platform: Tumblr (Dashboard & Discord for OOC).
Requirements: 23+ Muns only.
Style: Appl
Some magic. Few can use it, but most of the players probably won't have it. Magical characters will likely believe that they are all alone.
Industrial revolution
Combat is expected as part of the storyline but it won't dominate the plot.
No romance at all will be included in this plot, period.
The country of Orken is a giant desert continent. There are a few cities called Oasises but they are few and far between. There are giant sand worms, predators, little water and food, and scorching suns betwen those cities. There are some who use camels to travel but the most efficient way to travel is by dragon.
The dragons are large, often 100 feet long, and can go much longer than humans without food or water. The dragons are fierce and stubborn, only listening to one handler who they call
The dragons are large, often 100 feet long, and can go much longer than humans without food or water. The dragons are fierce and stubborn, only listening to one handler who they call
Details: Freeform, paragraphs required, long-term RP partner preferred. Will be played one-on-one.
Our most recent member is Yurilover28. Give them a warm welcome!
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