Marvel Muse Hub

Muse Panel: 

“A Klondike bar? Pay for it? I mean, honestly it’s not even like they are that good, they don’t have nearly enough chocolate on them. If they were fudgesicles then that is a different story.” ~Erik

Despite their respective sideblogs. I will accept any and all questions on THIS blog for a panel of my muses to answer.

Panel:

@metalliisch (Erik AKA Magneto)

@thexcanadianxnomad (Logan AKA Wolverine)

@arachnoxnerd (Peter AKA Spiderman)

@ofscienceandgoblins (Norman AKA Green Goblin)

@gaelicxgeneticist (Moria Mactaggert)

Gambit: Who doesn't

Storm: I know

Cyclops: Thanks

Magneto: A horrible decision, really

Wolverine: Why

Nightcrawler: *laughs nervously*

Mystique: *laughs hysterically*

Bobby: YEET

Rogue: I'm sorry

Quicksilver: *finger guns*

On OC’s

Ask yourself:

Does my OC have an original and/or unique backstory?

Does my OC stand out for some reason (aka, are they original)?

Does my OC have enough information to make them 3-dimensional?

(If you answer yes to 1or2 and 3, move on)

(If not, consider - if I didn’t know my muse what would I want or need to know. Ask yourself, is there a characteristic, habit, ability, origin that is fresh and unique that I can implement? or try using this: to develop character you don’t need to include ALL this info but if YOU can answer all questions, you’ll write better)

OC: Checklist

Origin Story

Characteristics and Personality

FaceClaim

Integrated into/with canon in a logical manner

Unique

OC blog tips:

Ask Yourself:

Is it easy to find my OC’s information?

Is it clear what fandom (if any) my muse is from?

Are my verses easily accessible (if you have multiple)?

(If yes, move on. If not consider having links to your bio, rules and or verses on your homepage)

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Multimuse Blog Tips:

Ask yourself:

Are all my muses developed enough to use?

Do I have clearly presented information on each muse?

Can people find my muses and bio’s easily from my homepage?

Do I have a way to track all my muses separately?

Do all my muses have their own space (big or small)?

If you have Canon and OC: is it clear which is which? and do OC’s meet guidelines above?

(If yes to all, Congrats! you have a multimuse blog that should run smoothly)

(if no see tips below, number correspond to questions)

See OC guide above or use a character development sheet like this one

Make sure you have all the info you want people to know, pretend you’ve never met or heard of your muse: what do you need to know?

Consider adding a muse link on your homepage. Have bio’s on the muse page or links to their bio’s under each muse.

Tags Tags Tags. They don’t have to be fancy! my favourite is just to use a “c: [muse name]” format. That way if I need all my posts for only one muse they are right there. (You may have as many tags as your heart desires just remember to keep track of them!)

Back to Bios and Tags: Does each muse have their own tag and or page with their posts, verses, bio etc. (think mini blogs within a blog, or rather rooms in a house)

My muse is more than a sex toy. I enjoy shipping as much as the next person but I SHIP CHEMISTRY. I can’t just jump into sexual relations without a clear relationship and chemistry between muses.

I also like to write more than smut. I like interesting plots with twists and turns. With angst and flesh to them. I’m a writer. I like to craft stories. That doesn’t mean I won’t ever one off smut with you; however, if ALL you want to write with me is smut it makes me feel like you don’t want me or my writing, you just want my muse as a ‘warm body at night’

Please follow this (the main) blog if you follow any of it’s sideblogs,

If you run a non-canon blog and I DON’T already know your muse and you want to rp with me PLEASE come plot with me. I lose interest in introductory threads really quickly unless I have a hint of where to take them. This goes double for my more apathetically coded muses. Chances are, if they don’t know your muse they won’t care much what they are doing unless it directly effects them. 

I would much rather establish a plot or a pre-existing relationship for two muses and be excited for a thread than do “Hello my name is threads” that sit in my drafts until I tell you I can’t think of where to take it.