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[12 Mar 2009|11:14am] |
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It all began with a strange sentient planet that had gotten lonely, and had begun to kidnap people from all times and places to keep itself company. To entertain it's 'guests', it created a world that, every so often, shifted, but always looked like some sort of resort on earth. In a rare moment of weakness, the King of the Goblins and Ruler of the Underground, Jareth, was taken unawares and brought to the Planet. What followed was an inevitable clash of egos as the powerful fae creature fought with the strange sentient planet. The battle was fierce, and the fallout completely unpredictable.
In the end, a new dimension was created, somewhere between Jareth's old home and the dimension occupied by the sentient planet. In this new land, Jareth appears to reign surpreme. But can anyone truly rule in a world that was created in such a bizarre and tumultuous way? A few people had been brought along with him in the creation of the new realm, but Jareth decided that anything the Planet could do, he could do better. With that in mind, he began to bring in people from all places and times. Very soon, those who had been brought with him would have company...
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About the Game
Game Rating: NC-17
Age Limits: 17+
Slash/Smut Friendly
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[12 Mar 2009|04:06pm] |
It's 2009 in New York City, the city that never sleeps. The stock market is still tanking, the Jonas Brothers are unfortunately still huge, Barack Obama is still the President. However, there is one major difference: Superheroes are a fact of life, and New York City has the densest population of these caped crusaders.
Of course, with the increased presence of heroes, there are villains. The crime has to be smart enough to keep up with the law enforcement. As a whole, society is very accepting of and loves the superheroes, and the villains are widely despised and some are feared.
How did everyone get their powers? In this alternate reality, anything is possible. Perhaps your villain was just born with mutated DNA, or he was exposed to too much radioactivity. Maybe they're actually an alien? The sky's the limit (literally)!
Come to Inside the Phonebooth and play the life of a hero or villain. Secret Identities are a big part of the game. All characters must have a secret identity and try to protect it. Fight some crime, meet your arch nemesis, and discover what truly makes a hero. We encourage a balance of drama and camp.
Story ¤ Rules ¤ Characters ¤ Powers ¤ Application
Hero Machine ¤ Writing Philosophy
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