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𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕟𝕘𝕖 05 -- Tell us about yourself... or don't

There are so so many emotions floating around in that head of yours aren’t there? Come on, we know that the people of Prospera have more to offer than what they show on the surface... and if not, I guess pigs fly too! Let those facades down and put some info onto the dash. Feel, explore, write angst ! Let us all see how your character really is under pressure. 

For our fifth day of challenges, we are looking to see some writing. Short or long, we just wanna see how it’s going. 

Today only, self paras will be worth twice their normal point value. Please reference the point system under “self-paras”

Self paras should be original and written by you for this group, reblogs will not count! 

You may add graphics to the paras or not! Up to you!

𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕟𝕘𝕖 𝟘𝟜 -- lyrical.

And when a picture doesn’t work, music does. It fills in the gaps of emotion, amplifies what’s already there, or transports us thousands of miles away. Music can help us understand when all there is to do is feel. Music can be a powerful connector, and a telling indicator of dynamic, aesthetic, emotion, and storyline. Today, we’re dedicated to the beat, bops, and jams. What does your story sound like?

For our third day of challenges, we’ll be celebrating all things music !!

For today only, all playlists will be worth twice their usual value. Check our point system under “graphics” for details of usual value.

Playlists must be original & won’t count for points if they are a reblog. 

Can include graphics with it or not!

𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕟𝕘𝕖 𝟘𝟛 -- getting pretty graphic.

Sometimes, words fail. Sometimes, we need to see to believe. When you bring your character to life, you must be able to craft a world and an experience that are visually rich -- something readers can close their eyes and become immersed in. Finding visual inspiration can help us tell better stories by drawing from things we know already exist. Visuals can stir emotion, convey deeper meaning, and bring levity to intense plots. Today, we’re using graphics and visuals to set the scene for our characters. What are they like? Who matters to them? Where are they from? And where are they going?

For our third day of challenges, a picture is worth a thousand words....

For today only, all graphics will be worth twice their usual value. Check our point system under “graphics” for details of usual value.

Graphics can include images, videos, moodboards, a pinterest board (with at least 20 pins in it), a gif edit, meme/shitpost graphics, etc.

𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕟𝕘𝕖 𝟘𝟚 -- inboxes open.

Sometimes, you don’t know how a character is going to think, act, or feel until you play them out. Letting the muse flow can help sharpen a character’s personality, and today we’ll be developing their voices. Let’s explore their backgrounds, aspirations, and quirks. You might even meet another character along the way...

For our second day of challenges, we’ll be hosting a meme day !! 

 For today only, all meme responses will be worth twice their usual points (10 points per reply). 

Please only reblog & use memes from the resource page.

Members are encouraged to submit memes to be shared by the resource page.

Going forward, Sundays will be meme day. Every Sunday, we will post & reblog memes on the resource blog for members to send and answer. 

𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕟𝕘𝕖 𝟘𝟙 -- introductions.

As the people of Prospera congregate at its capital, mourning the loss of the Great King, many figures - old and new - turn their eyes toward the throne. Some foresee splendor, their wildest dreams unfolded beneath the weight of a crown. Others portend ruin - the destruction of their kingdoms, or perhaps the loss of themselves in pursuit of glory. Be what it may, the future is fast approaching, and to prepare for it, we must look to the past. As difficult as it can be to see our reflection, the first demon we must face is ourself. Are you brave enough to look?

For our first challenge, we’ll be diving into our characters’ backgrounds. Members may post any of the following for 25 points each:

A gif set about your character - can include stats, traits, alignments, etc. 

A traditional character biography and/or timeline

The following “About Me” form, which can be added to an “About” page on your blog or posted to the dash