AndyC
A few things about me:
1. I enjoy one-on-one and group play equally.
2. I like dealing with people who can be mature.
3. I play a variety of characters: male or female; heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or pansexual; human, elven, dwarf, werewolf, etc. I do not play herms (though I have nothing against the character type), and I do not play vampires (only because I think I suck at them). I do play anthropomorphic characters (feline is my preference) but only in medieval-fantasy settings.
4. I enjoy elements of fantasy in my play; pure realism isn't my favorite. I'm willing to discuss options, but typically I'll be wanting some aspect of the fantastic.
5. Bring me all of the elements of good story: action/adventure, romance, comedy, drama, erotica.
6. I do enjoy erotic writing, but I get bored with a lack of imagination. If you don't want my honest opinion of your writing, don't ask. On the flip side, I'm no prude. I like explicit and creative. Entice me.
7. I, like others, have my limits. These include extreme BDSM, urine/feces, vore/gore/snuff, macro/micro, blackmail/humiliation, transformation, blobs, tentacles, non-humanoid. This list may be added to at any time. If it doesn't appeal to me, I will politely decline.
8. I also have my preferences/kinks. I like those things being found out, character by character. I attempt to make each of them a different personality type with different preferences. Sometimes it works; sometimes it doesn't. I don't claim to be the perfect writer.
9. I get emotionally invested in my characters' happiness. I like dark and gritty and intense play, but ultimately I'm a romantic. I want it all to work out in the end.
10. Multi-para, literate, third person writing.
Some options/ideas for play:
I. Medieval-Fantasy/High Fantasy. Elves and magic, orcs and dragons, castles and princesses. Give me war; give me romance; give me intense and dark and exciting.
II. Modern-Fantasy/Contemporary Fantasy. Werewolves and vampires. Anita Blake. Merry Gentry. World of Darkness. Modern fairytales. There are no limits in a world where magic still exists.
III. Marvel/Superhero. I like mutants; I like villains; I like Avengers; who could ask for anything more?
IV. Deity Complex (original storyline). Think "Percy Jackson" with adults, except that the characters are simply avatars of the ancient pantheons, still human but bearing some aspect of their deity.
V. Avital (original storyline). Desert empire with all of the fantasy creatures one might expect to find in a D&D world.
VI. Rift Station 12 (original storyline). Near future, post-apocalyptic. Magic has crossed into the real world via spatial-temporal rifts. The characters are human members of the military, trying to fight off creatures that had only existed in legend and fairytale.
VII. Deep and Wide. I play a multitude of characters. I WANT to find someone or someones who would be interested/inspired by the opportunity to play a multitude of their characters, perhaps all in the same world, having connections with other characters. Families and business organizations. So many different ways to connect and build story. I like a richly creative environment.
VIII. The Yawning Grotto (original storyline). A shop of antiques and unique acquisitions, most of which has not been legally obtained.
1. I enjoy one-on-one and group play equally.
2. I like dealing with people who can be mature.
3. I play a variety of characters: male or female; heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or pansexual; human, elven, dwarf, werewolf, etc. I do not play herms (though I have nothing against the character type), and I do not play vampires (only because I think I suck at them). I do play anthropomorphic characters (feline is my preference) but only in medieval-fantasy settings.
4. I enjoy elements of fantasy in my play; pure realism isn't my favorite. I'm willing to discuss options, but typically I'll be wanting some aspect of the fantastic.
5. Bring me all of the elements of good story: action/adventure, romance, comedy, drama, erotica.
6. I do enjoy erotic writing, but I get bored with a lack of imagination. If you don't want my honest opinion of your writing, don't ask. On the flip side, I'm no prude. I like explicit and creative. Entice me.
7. I, like others, have my limits. These include extreme BDSM, urine/feces, vore/gore/snuff, macro/micro, blackmail/humiliation, transformation, blobs, tentacles, non-humanoid. This list may be added to at any time. If it doesn't appeal to me, I will politely decline.
8. I also have my preferences/kinks. I like those things being found out, character by character. I attempt to make each of them a different personality type with different preferences. Sometimes it works; sometimes it doesn't. I don't claim to be the perfect writer.
9. I get emotionally invested in my characters' happiness. I like dark and gritty and intense play, but ultimately I'm a romantic. I want it all to work out in the end.
10. Multi-para, literate, third person writing.
Some options/ideas for play:
I. Medieval-Fantasy/High Fantasy. Elves and magic, orcs and dragons, castles and princesses. Give me war; give me romance; give me intense and dark and exciting.
II. Modern-Fantasy/Contemporary Fantasy. Werewolves and vampires. Anita Blake. Merry Gentry. World of Darkness. Modern fairytales. There are no limits in a world where magic still exists.
III. Marvel/Superhero. I like mutants; I like villains; I like Avengers; who could ask for anything more?
IV. Deity Complex (original storyline). Think "Percy Jackson" with adults, except that the characters are simply avatars of the ancient pantheons, still human but bearing some aspect of their deity.
V. Avital (original storyline). Desert empire with all of the fantasy creatures one might expect to find in a D&D world.
VI. Rift Station 12 (original storyline). Near future, post-apocalyptic. Magic has crossed into the real world via spatial-temporal rifts. The characters are human members of the military, trying to fight off creatures that had only existed in legend and fairytale.
VII. Deep and Wide. I play a multitude of characters. I WANT to find someone or someones who would be interested/inspired by the opportunity to play a multitude of their characters, perhaps all in the same world, having connections with other characters. Families and business organizations. So many different ways to connect and build story. I like a richly creative environment.
VIII. The Yawning Grotto (original storyline). A shop of antiques and unique acquisitions, most of which has not been legally obtained.
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