Old School RP

Everything changes. Nowhere is this more true then in the world of Marvel. For a little more then half a century there have been new characters, new story lines, old characters brought back. Different versions, time lines, and universes open up all kinds of role play possibilities. For some of us, we miss Marvel the way it used to be. Before our favorite characters had their histories retconned by new writers several times. Before characters were killed off, brought back, and killed off again. Before there were more characters and team members then you could possibly name. Back when it was about just a team, dealing with life, hero work, and finding their place in the world. We miss role play the way it used to be. Where you write with other writers, where the plot and play where the important part of the game and not in character AIM sessions. Where you wanted to write a character in situations with other characters, not just write out private journal entries, and interact only through comments on other people's journals. Where it's about the game, not all the accessories.

With a plot that brings the fledgling teams of X Men and Excalibur together, we are looking for members that enjoy writing, and interacting with a group. We are all for non censored mature role play that starts small teams and adds characters as we go to make sure there is plenty of interaction for everyone and no one feels left out! So if you are looking for some old school Marvel role play where everyone is involved in posting and plots, where input is welcomed and the drama is reserved for in game, then come see who we are recruiting for the game. If no one looks good, everyone is welcome to make requests for the next batch of characters to add. GAME BEGINS WITH THE ACCEPTANCE OF 5 HEROES.

Don't Close Your Eyes
They came at night, men and women in white coats with needles and drugs, chloroform and ether, invading the sanctity of homes. They stepped through portals and no wards or locks could stop them. They kidnapped individuals and took them to an artificial island for the purpose of observing them.

The Heads put their new subjects in rooms in a hotel, turned on their cameras, and settled down to wait. They were engaged in a social experiment, peppering their artificial island with rumors of a way back home, if only people could learn to work together.

But the people weren't simply left to their own devices. The Heads create hazards on a weekly basis to keep the population on their toes and to observe the effects of various changes to the environment. They want to see the formation of bonds of friendship and love, of animosity and hatred, and then test those bonds.

Is there an escape? Will it be found before it's too late? Can antagonists learn to work together? Come join us and find out ...