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Name: Alice Nickname: the Gravedigger, Queen of the Cemetery Superhero/Villain Name: Madam Death (are somewhat neutral characters allowed, or do they have to be either a hero/villain? If not allowed, she's a villain i think) Age 73 Gender: female Appearance: Her face is essentially just...

Haha laughing tree much funny such tree ^ my logic when i was 12.

I agree. I'm gay myself and cannot stand the constant whining that is the lgbt "community".

I figured it would mean something like that, though I am not sure how that would work? Is it like a single adventurer type thing, or more along the lines of pvp?

I was just browsing the roleplay section of the site and notices a lot of RPs have (1x1) in the title. I am unfamiliar with this abbreviation so I dont know what it means.

oh you meant how they are used xD it's more about location during fights. like how in tabletop rpgs they'll put figurines on a grid, with spreadsheet games you can put characters in cells.

depends on what spreadsheet tool you use I guess? Usually google spreadsheets is used since it updates real-time

As an agnostic I firmly believe the answer to this question is unknowable. You can only hope that there is an afterlife, which personally I really hope there is one, because I feel life is too short.

text-based games =) RP and Tbrpg are both types of tbgs.

I personally am in favor of both articles, as they protect the rights of creators, such as for example writers. Their effectiveness depends greatly on how the EU countries implement them though.

I think making jokes about any subject is fine, as long as you keep the context of a situation in mind. For example, it might not be a great idea to make a race-based joke right after hearing news about a race-motivated shooting. I also think jokes like this are actually positive in certain...

idk. If you are a US citizen it would be a bit... off to burn your flag, but outside the USA I think it's a fine, if not a bit ineffective, form of protest.

I personally limited is the most usable of the three, especially for RP. It helps the reader to sympathize with the protagonist. The other two can also be very powerful I think, but only when utilized in the right context.

they're like tbgs, except you also use an online spreadsheet to play, for example to keep track of where your characters are.

I tend towards fantasy roleplays, especially ones with weird magic. I also really like spreadsheet games, especially tactical ones, though I don't know if those are played on here.

Madam Moira. She's like a lvl 100 Karen that uses her handbag as a morningstar.

I usually play in joke RPs, so I tend to start with a stereotype that I want to make a caricature of.

I don't know much about how and if it is used on here, but from other communities I know it's very useful to organize the first post of an RP thread.

Bedcuffs: what CFS does to a live

My favourite hobby is crochet. It has a bit of everything I like - it's a creative outlet, it has some mathematics involved, and it can be really relaxing. My dream job is... to be a stay-at-home dad/husband, but since that's obviously not something you can work towards I am looking into...