Time to rise again.

Awesome developed characters of all ages, genders, sexualities, races, backgrounds, etc.

A really great setting with little stores and malls and offices and shit that our characters frequent, and symbols that become important to the storylines.

Births! Deaths! Weddings! Divorces! U know why b/c no admin.

If you get bored of a character or want to just end their storyline, you can kill them off or whatever instead of them just dropping off the eart.

Kink idk maybe you nasty and you wanna try a little something something i’m down

NPCs!!!! Like familys and exes and all that stuff we can expand on those people and give them personalities 

You can be that FC that you don’t always wanted to play but you can’t find a place for them.

Like what if you always wanted to ship two FCs? We could totes do that 

What if you wanted to do polyamory hey wassup so do I lets do it.

SO MUCH MORE DO IT WITH ME

What we could have if you don’t MuMu* RP with me:

Probably summertime sadness

*MuMu is short for Multi-Muse, a type of rping where one player takes control of three or more characters. 

Adroit – clever, resourceful

Adventive – not native or well-established

Adytum – a sacred place that is forbidden to enter; a shrine

Alate – having wings, winged

Anamnesis – the recollection or remembrance of the past

Apposite – very apt or applicable to the moment

Atelier – workshop or studio

Beldam – a witch, an old woman (rude)

Bespeak – to show; indicate; to speak to

Bilious – unpleasant, peevish

Boscage – a mass of trees or shrub

Braird – to sprout; the first shoots of a plant

Burled – having small knots that produce a distorted grain in the wood

Calvous – bald or near-bald

Canticle – a song, hymn, or poem of praise

Churlish – boorish or rude; stingy; mean

Cimmerian – very dark; gloomy; deep

Conciliate – to placate, to win over, to win the goodwill of

Concomitant – accompanying

Copacetic – very satisfactory, fine

Cordate – heart-shaped

Cortege – a ceremonial procession; a retinue

Countervail – to counteract, to compensate for, to battle an opposing force

Crepitate – to make a crackling sound

Dipsomania – an irresistible craving for alcoholic drink

Draconian – excessively harsh, severe

Effulgent – brilliantly radiant

Elegiac – expressing sorrow, relating to mourning

Excogitate – to devise; to study intently

Execrable – wretched, detestable

Expostulate – to reason earnestly with someone against something that the person intends to do or has done

Feckless – weak, irresponsible

Fusty – having a stale smell; moldy; out-of-fashion; fogeyish

Gasconade – boastful talk; to boast

Inculcate – to teach or impress by frequent repetition or instruction

Intransigent – uncompromising

Knavery – unprincipled dealing; trickery

Lapidary – engraved in stone, the art of chiseling

Largesse – generosity; gifts or favors given

Lassitude – tiredness or apathy

Limerence – an involuntary emotional state where someone feels intense romantic desire for another

Lummox – a clumsy, stupid person

Mendacity – tendency to lie

Mettle – courage; temperament; disposition

Minatory – menacing

Mordant – biting, incisive, pungent

Operose – done with or involving much labor; industriousness in a person

Opuscule – a minor work, a small book

Parsimonious – frugal, restrained

Perdition – damnation, Hell, utter destruction

Pernicious – causing serious harm, malicious, wicked

Peroration – a long speech characterized by lofty or pompous language

Persnickety – fussy; snobbish; particular

Pied – having patches of many colors

Postprandial – happening or done after a meal

Prevaricate – to depart from or evade the truth

Profligacy – reckless extravagance; abundance of something

Procellous – stormy, as the sea

Quean – a hussy, a shrew, a prostitute

Rapine – the act of plundering

Rebarbative – irritating, repellent

Rhadamanthine – harshly strict

Serry – to crowd closely together

Screed – a long diatribe; an informal letter, account, or other piece of writing

Solecism – a breach of etiquette; any error, impropriety, or inconsistency 

Stertor – a heavy snoring sound

Tramontane – being or situated beyond the mountains; foreign; barbarous

Viridian – a blue-green color