1. Keep it PG-13 people! Anything further than a kiss, you take straight to PMs. I would very much like to not get flagged by the mighty (and sometimes very annoying) Glitchpad

2. Censor any and all cursing. Pretty much for the same reason as rule one. Feel free to get creative with your swear replacements though

3. May your responses be long (and hopefully plentiful). I'm not gonna ask for half a page of writing each time, cause ain't nobody got time for that, but try to aim for around 4+ lines. Also, try to keep an eye on your grammar and punctuation

4. DRAMA!! Oh sweet and wonderful drama. Feel free to cause it but be forewarned: it will come back to bite your characters right when they really don't want it to

5. Please, try to include people. I really hate it when someone gets left out and just kinda disappears out of frustration

6. Character deaths are a go but please make sure to get the other person's permission first before killing off their character. And I know it's fantasy but try to make their deaths realistic (aka don't let your character get a hole blasted through their chest by a fireball and expect them to be up and about right after)

7. If you're gonna give your character a mental illness (or a physical one for that matter), make sure you research the ever living *beep* out of it first so you know how to portray it right. No harmful stereotypes in my court

8. For the moment, the number of characters you can have is 2. As the roleplay goes on, we'll see about expanding the limit but for now, let's keep things relatively simple, yeah?

9. Unless you're using a mind control spell, don't take control of another person's character. Please, just don't

10. Remember that your characters need flaws. If the worst thing you can say about your character is that 'he likes his friends too much', then news flash, you may want to give his personality a bit of a revise

11. Okay, two passwords here. One is your favourite fantasy book/series/movie/etc and the other is to tag 2 people