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[17 May 2010|07:37am] |
![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif) relations Adds every night - tons of faces open!
Would love to see: Elisabeth Harnois, Tom Welling, Erica Durance, Justin Hartley, Allison Mack, Michael Rosenbaum, Jessica Alba, Jaime King ....
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[17 May 2010|07:46am] |
Cure-all: (noun) Something believed to cure all human disorders.
It started with The Cure: a drug designed to inhibit and reverse the effects of an active x-gene. The very gene which is responsible for the mutation of thousands of people across the globe. While some saw it as an option for those less fortunate mutants who’s x-gene simply left them physically disfigured, or those with powers that made every day life difficult, others saw it as a weapon. One which would even the playing field for the weaker of the two species: man. While the creators boasted about how powerful The Cure was, time proved it was no match to the way in which the x-gene could make a body adapt. Eventually, The Cure failed. But not before those who’d been offended by it’s very existence were ready to strike back.
Four years later, The Cure-All was a sort of response to The Cure. It was made for all humans who no longer wanted to be weak, who wanted to be part of the next evolutionary step of humanity. Like The Cure, at first, it worked perfectly. But only at first.
Three months after the first human had undergone the change to homo-superior, the powers and mutations seemed to fade. What was left in place of the homo-superior, however, wasn’t quite human. Still alive, they were reduced to one basic instinct: the need to feed. Their choice of meal? Human and homo-superior flesh.
Humans who were so much as scratched or bitten changed into these infected creatures within days. Homo-superior were highly resistant to the disease, yet blood transfer was fatal. Not to mention, the infected outnumbered homo-superior a thousand to one. Numbers dropped significantly, especially for those who remained in the large cities, as they simply became overwhelmed by the infected. Within six months, it had spread throughout the world and infected all but a handful of the human population (who were tucked away underground) and killed around a quarter of the mutant population. Those who survived learned that staying on the move meant staying alive. If they stopped anywhere too long, the infected would come. Only a few at first, but then more and more until their numbers were impossible to fight off. In the end it became a matter of fight together or die alone, and surviving was all anyone could hope for.
Premise | Holds | Application
Rules | FAQ | Cast
Locations | Jobs | Powers
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[17 May 2010|11:10am] |
cityofhills ↔ ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) sanfranmod
RULES | TAKEN | HOLDS & PENDING | APPLICATION | STORYLINES
City of Hills is an aim and thread friendly play by (PB)/city based community set in San Francisco, California. Writers of this community are promised to have control over their story lines. As long as things are kept realistic, the mod(s) will not worry about how much of whatever is going around; especially considering this is a city wide based game. If things get out of hand, the game will address the issue(s) as a whole then. Members of this community have a voice with us and their opinions and suggestions are always validated and taken into high consideration. We also will provide a lot of interactive opportunities for characters. All play by (PB) types welcome.
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[17 May 2010|11:13am] |
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| ➸ PARADOX ➸ A DOCTOR WHO ROLEPLAY |
[17 May 2010|03:53pm] |
| PARADOX ➸ A DOCTOR WHO ROLEPLAY |
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The Master: ‘My masterpiece, Doctor. A living TARDIS, strong enough to hold the paradox in place, allowing the past and the future to collide in infinite majesty.’
The Doctor: ‘But you're changing history. Not just Earth, the entire universe.’
The Master: ‘I'm a Time Lord. I have that right.’
Last of the Time Lords
The flaws of the plan had been so minute that they were easily missed – even by the Doctor. There had been the time when Amy had caught a glimpse of a blonde girl trailing behind a brown overcoat that seemed far too long for the owner. The time when the redheaded woman in the wedding dress was screeching for a taxi in the middle of London, or the time when Amy had ran head first into a woman with a red leather jacket who had no time to apologise. All these small flaws in a grand plan were easily missed.
The fusion of two worlds has created a crack in time, but no one is yet to realise just what the consequences of this cataclysmic event are. A paradox has been created in the heart of the TARDIS, bringing the past, present and future together:
‘What do you mean: you can’t find it? How can you lose a time machine!?’ Amy Pond said incredulously. ‘Are you telling me that we are stuck in Leadworth?’
‘Upper Leadworth,’ Rory corrected.
‘We could be stuck on Queen Elizabeth’s private yacht for all I care!’
‘That would never happen. She’s terrified of water,’ the Doctor replied.
‘NOT THE—’
‘You must let me think!’ the Doctor shouted, falling to the ground and placing his ear to the dewy grass. ‘She was parked here.’ He stood up and grasped at the air before him. ‘She’s been gone for an hour, at least. The fear picked up in his voice. ‘She could be circling any century, any place, any planet ...’
‘But, you have to have a way of bringing it back,’ Amy said, unable to understand a world where the Doctor had no plan formulating. ‘You can bring her back.’
This was an inconceivable event that even the Doctor’s brain could not understand, and as he steadied himself against a wall, staring blankly at the empty space where his TARDIS should have been, he knew that this was it. He did not hear Amy’s cries or Rory’s condolences: the man with the time machine could no longer run.
It is unknown who has stolen the TARDIS, but it has left the Doctor and his companion without a method of escape. The TARDIS has been used to create a Paradox Machine, allowing for past and present to be brought together without instantly destroying the world. These means that two Doctor’s will meet: one with and one without a TARDIS. As these two worlds collide the crack in time is growing and drawing other planets and beings together. However impossible the situation they must work together to restore the balance.
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The story will begin before Eleven loses the TARDIS.
I am not opposed to the Master being behind this, but if it is him then the episodes involving the Paradox Machine will not be considered in the game. It seems unlikely that he would repeat the same (failed) plan. However, if there is another idea as to who is behind this plan then I am more than happy to consider it. |
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aparadox ➸ INFORMATION JOURNAL
theparadox ➸ IN CHARACTER COMMUNITY
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| God hates fangs, but we do not! |
[17 May 2010|06:42pm] |
past the surface ;; a true blood writing group
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