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[26 Jul 2008|05:40am] |
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The Setting: California (your character can travel anywhere, however most activity is going to be centered in Los Angeles)
The Genre: Alternate Universe (AU)
The Players: Asian celebrities given alternate lifestyles
How we play: Role-play, paragraph over journal style
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[26 Jul 2008|05:58pm] |
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| AVADA KEDAVRA! |
It is January, 1996, and Harry Potter’s life is about to get a lot more difficult. Not more than a week ago, several of the wizarding worlds greatest villains broke out of the captive hold in Azkaban prison. Much to the Ministry's dismay, Voldemort’s forces are nearly complete, and after the carefully planned Department of Mysteries break-in is successful, he will be on his way to becoming the most powerful Wizard in the world. |
| Concept |
| What if Voldemort won? Avada Kedavra! is an Alternate Universe RPG where the Death Eaters are our primary concern. Escapees, those who eluded capture and their families are gathered in a single game as a giant connexion network. The game has not officially opened and many characters are available. Death Eaters with no specific gender are welcome to claim femininity. It will not be an easy feat, for defeating the power of The Chosen One has never been a battle those named as villains have ever won. Join us and rewrite magical history. |
| premise | guidelines | apply | faq | PBs | Death Eaters |
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[26 Jul 2008|07:27pm] |
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holds → taken → positions → rules → application
Ever since being created back in the seventies Polari has been one of the many consistent gay magazines in London, never being listed as one of the top ones but never being shut down either. For nearly forty years this has never changed. Until now. After having no choice but sell the magazine due its financial difficulties, Polari has ended up as a property of a huge publishing company whose plan is to change the magazine completely. Make it the gay man’s Cosmo and FHM both collided in one. New staff has been hired to ensure that the magazine reaches it potential. The only few rules upon hiring staff so far have been that they have to be young, stylish and gay.
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