#lookingtorp

Hello, adventurers and storytellers! I’m working on creating Cog & Cataclysm, a steampunk-inspired roleplay server that blends sci-fi, fantasy, gothic horror, and body horror into an intricate, immersive world. To bring this vision to life, I’m searching for three dedicated co-founders to help with lore creation and running the server. If you’re passionate about creative storytelling and building a strong, welcoming community, this might be the perfect opportunity for you!

What I’m Looking For:

Kind and pleasant to work with: A positive and supportive attitude is key!

Active participation: Be ready to stay involved in server creation and activities while understanding that IRL comes first.

Roleplay and server experience: Familiarity with roleplaying, server setup, and/or moderation is essential.

Discord bot knowledge (huge plus!): Experience with bots like Tupperbox, Dice Maiden, or others is a big advantage.

What You’ll Be Doing:

Collaborating on lore development to build a rich, engaging world.

Assisting with server setup, structure, and functionality.

Helping moderate and guide the community as it grows.

How to Apply: If this sounds like your jam, message me here or on Discord! my name is hexheathen

I'm looking for potential roleplay partners! I thought the best way to get started would be to post the rules that I kindly ask my roleplay partners to follow.

Rule Number One: No One-Liners

This is my biggest pet peeve. When my partner responds only with one-liners. What that means is that my partner replies with a single sentence or phrase. It doesn't give me anything to reply to. I try to write at least a full paragraph each time I respond.

Rule Number Two: No Abandoning the RP

When I say "abandoning the RP", I mean either ignoring me or never responding for whatever reason. If there is something wrong with my behavior or our roleplay, all you have to do is say something! You're not going to hurt my feelings just by being honest.

Rule Number Three: No OP Characters

"OP" is short for "overpowered". This is typically what I like to refer to as a "Thanos-type" character that can snap their fingers and instantly get what they want. These characters are the worst in roleplays, as it's difficult to respond to their actions and can even bring roleplay stories to an abrupt end just by killing the protagonist. Like..whose idea was this?

Rule Number Four: Don't Start Meaningless Drama

I've been on multiple roleplay sites and have been forced to leave them, as well as my previous accounts, because some bitch-ass hoe (who may or may not be named Karen) always tries to get her way by threatening me and bullying me into submission. Well, I'm done with that bullshit. Don't even try me.

Rule Number Five: Enjoy Yourself!

On a much lighter note..the whole point of roleplaying is that it provides a fun and positive experience for both parties involved. If you're not enjoying yourself, then I can't enjoy the roleplay. If there's ever anything at all I can do to help improve your roleplaying experience, please let me know!