[19 Jun 2009|02:28am] Legend holds that when Gaia, the over-mind, created Judoh, it understood that as long as the city would be led by one of their own, it would become prey to the same vices and mistakes that plagued the rest of the society. In practice, after countless years of wars and political struggle, the mastermind designed a city built to thrive in spite of the passage of time. It built over the ruins of open conflict, turning casualties of mortars into the foundations of a scintillating city. It instilled rules and regulations and brought humans prosperity in exchange for obedience. As in the Bible, those who did not obey were thrown out of Paradise. PREMISE | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION | RULES | APPLY | CHARACTER DIRECTORY | CREDIT post comment

Charing Cross: A Post-DH RPG [19 Jun 2009|08:12am] Diagon Alley – Summer 2003 Then followed that beautiful season... Summer.... Filled was the air with a dreamy and magical light; and the landscape Lay as if new created in all the freshness of childhood. ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Department of Magical Games and Sports is proud to announce that England has made the World Cup Championships! To celebrate such a momentous occasion, local businesses of Diagon Alley have chosen to sponsor an intramural Quidditch League. Contact the Ministry of Magic, Department of Games and Sports with any questions! League games to start June 15th and run right through until game day, August 26th. (The Quidditch World Cup Championships will be held in Wales.) Charing Cross has a small group of dedicated, talented creative writers who always excited for new friends. We're looking for equally dedicated writers who want to experience a slightly different RPG experience. The mods are friendly and easy-going and encourage player input. We're looking for players who bring something slightly different to the table as well, with fresh, exciting characters. There are plenty of interactive experiences just waiting to happen, so give us a chance and we think you'll be pleasantly surprised. Other Summer Plots: Summer Solstice celebration, Quality Quidditch Supply sponsors a high-risk broom race, and lots more! Links charing_cross | cc_writers | cc_readers | charingmods Game Rules | Available Characters | Application Current Cast | Important Resources Contact: charingcrossmods@gmail.com & Credit post comment

Durmstrang Uber Alles - A Durmstrang Harry Potter game on Inksome! [19 Jun 2009|10:57am] MODS | RPG | OOC PREMISE | HIERARCHY | WANTED | TAKEN | RULES | FAQs | INFO | APPLY post comment

[19 Jun 2009|01:28pm] Hello everyone, once again i'm looking for more threading lines. I'll do anything at this point and willing to work things out to where we both are happy! Check the journal and get back to me if you are interested. I have SOME ideas in mind that i'd like to try out. I wouldn't mind hearing anybody else's ideas, so feel free to share. AIM,private message,comment me ideas. AIM - Rumsoakedpirates. I only do lines where I play a male in return, so that means you play a male for me and i'll play one for you. post comment

[19 Jun 2009|04:56pm] Life is a series of open books People get lost in the pages of books all the time, whisked away into worlds of imagination created by talented authors. People leave the real world behind for just a little bit as they sink into the written word. Couldn't it go both ways? What if while you're reading about the characters in the book; they are reading you? Perhaps you remember it; that quaint little book shop, it has big bay windows which always displays some book of interest to those special few, beckoning them to pause in their busy life, step inside and maybe look just a little closer. The Bookstores motto is "Life is a series of Open Books", it's shelves are packed with books of every kind, thick, thin, small, tall and wide. Not just books, anything that contains a story, or even just a page. Everything is packed; racks, shelves, and sometimes just stacked on the floor or available counter-space, all in a seeming disarray with no real organized system. Some fire hazard surely. You never really caught the name of the place, something just drew you through the shelves and racks until you found some particular piece of literature... Perhaps you took it to the cashier, some elderly type who smiled kindly and rung up your purchase, placing it in a simple blue bag with little more than a passing 'Good choice', perhaps you tucked it into your jacket and slinked out the door unwilling to meet the shopkeepers eye, whatever the circumstance, you somehow managed to aquire something to read. Perhaps you never went to the shop at all.. maybe your parents, or grandparents did and you simply found the book and receipt years later. Maybe you read it right away, maybe you tucked it into your bedside drawer and forgot about it for months, maybe you are sorting out the attic and run across the book, either way, sooner or later; you find yourself opening the pages and begin to read. But this book it's special, the more you read, the further into the story you go, until you're finished reading it's all you can dream about, more and more as you read you feel yourself drawn toward a particular Persona. More and more you recognize things in your own life that could parallel that Persona, you see yourself as that Persona, you dream of their life, perhaps daydream it, who knows. Whether you read the book once, or a thousand times, each time it's the same, drawing you in, haunting you. It's after the first time that you finish that maybe you begin to notice something, like something about you has changed, something is just a little different. Suddenly there is a talent or skill you didn't know you had before, suddenly there is an awareness of others like yourself who were drawn into stories only to find that when they finished they had changed in some little special way. Perhaps it's good, perhaps it's bad, what you do from here? is your choice. The quaint bookstore with its big bay windows if you try to go back... is gone. Turn the pages //LINKS// Game Info // Player Directory Mod Journal // IC Journal // OOC Journal post comment

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