❀Smells like Flowers❀

Thought I'd make a list of some useful websites for those of us who enjoy roleplaying and what have you here on Tumblr and whatnot.

roleplay formatter: Made by the awesome @rpclefairy. I honestly can't recommend this one enough. Great for adding color, changing the font size, and the whole shebang with bold + italics + underline + strikethrough. 10/10 always use

fsymbols + emojipedia: These are both great for making your tags fancy and whatnot.

alt codes: This is genuinely great for teaching you how to make the symbols with your keyboard for everyday use so there's that. It's especially useful if you and/or your muses speak a second language so that's a bonus.

text color fader: *marge vc* I just think gradient effects on text is neat. *end marge vc*

list of colors (wikipedia): Has a list of an infinite number of colors and their hex codes. Very useful if I do say so, myself. But that's just me.

screencapped.net: Great for getting all sorts of screenshots for making icons, GFXs, promos, and whatnot.

fancaps.net: Also great for getting all sort of screencaps for making icons, GFXs, promos, and whatnot. My only complaint is that it's a little annoying to navigate so here's the proper links to movies, tv shows, and anime.

photopea: Great if you can't afford Photoshop and/or don't like using GIMP.

hakuneko: It's not so much a website as much as it is a program. You can download manga, comics, webtoons, doujinshi, etc. for making your icons, GFXs, promos, and whatnot. It's also just a great way to read stuff and catch up on everything.

“Did you ever meet a pirate?”

“How long have you been alive?”

“Do you miss it? Living in the past?”

“I wish I could’ve lived in that time, too.”

“I don’t think I could do it… living that long.”

“How did you find out that you were immortal?”

“If you could go back in time to them… would you?”

“Do you still remember what your childhood was like?”

“Do you miss the people you used to know back then?”

“Living through that much change must be disorienting.”

“How many have you loved? How many have you lost?”

“Do you think you’ll still be here when… nothing else is?”

“If you say you met (historical figure),I’m gonna scream.”

“Can you teach me how they used to make (item) back then?”

“How old is this? It belongs in a museum, not your living room.”

“I can’t imagine what it would be like to have that much history.”

“People keep saying things were better back then. Is that true?”

“Was it as magical as they make it out to be? Living in a castle?”

“Yeah, I’m glad I didn’t live back then. I wouldn’t have survived without wifi.”

“I need to write a paper about history, and I bet I’m the only one who has a firsthand account!”