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We don’t allow full ocs, but our skeletons are super open ended! I’d recommend checking through our open skeletons and seeing if any of the descriptions could fit your oc. One of the characters I play (Gabriel Astor) is actually an old OC I had that I tweaked a bit to fit the skeleton and rp, so it’s totally doable. 

We would! 

I think either of them could fit! Though, I’m honestly super in love with Rinko, so if I had to state a preference, it’d be her.

For the most part, the age of the skeleton is up to the player! So most of the skeletons are super open ended age wise. Some that are specifically coded younger The Dopler and The Quanta. There are a lot of other open skeletons that have a large age range, though. You could play most of them on the younger side.

The Cache is currently being held while the applicant makes some changes to the bio. So we’re currently not accepting any applications for The Cache. The skeleton is basically closed, we’re just waiting for some edits so we can post the acceptance and update the post and pages on the blog.

Edit: I made a mistake and thought this was asking about The Clone. The Cache is still open for applications. 

The most major rite of passage among the Centaurians is when they choose their new name and enter into adulthood, which happens when they hit puberty. There’s also the initiation into the Secondae, which not every Centaurian goes through.  The Luytan have a large celebration when people finish the mandatory amount of schooling (which isn’t enforced on Earth), which happens at around 20 years of age. Marriage amongst the Luytan is also very important, as it means the creation of a new family unit. Tau Cetians have arranged marriages, so marriage is the equivalent of entering into adulthood for them and happens after the age of 18. An arrangement can be made before the two people involved come of age, but actual marriage can’t happen until adulthood. 

I hope this helps, and feel free to ask for any more details or clarification if you need it!

For The Biome, I can see Ross Butler, Keith Powers, Alisha Wainwright, Alex Aiono, Jessica Henwick, Ryan Potter, Elliot Fletcher, Alisha Boe, and Justice Smith.

For The Matrix: Paulina Singer, Avan Jogia, Hayley Kiyoko, Jamie Clayton, Samuel Larsen, Riz Ahmed, Sarah Shahi, Brenda Song, and Brianne Tju.

I hope this helps!

In the typical sense, there aren’t any cyborgs in the universe. No one is really part machine part living organism. Saying that, medical technology has advanced quite far, and nearly all prosthetic limbs are robotic. There are also technological bodymods, but they’re incredibly uncommon because they’re expensive, have to be surgically inserted, and are looked down upon by society. They’d also be mainly for aesthetic purposes, as opposed to being useful technology. Both the body mods and prosthetics could be a part of pretty much every skeleton besides the androids.