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Hey looking for people who are into medieval fantasy online rpgs. This is just a psl for the most part not looking for a HUGE amount of people just a few to maybe get some lines in get started? It's a Fantasy panfandom. The major worlds that have folded into one are World of Warcraft (before the Third war between the 2nd and first if you know the Lore and such.),
Game of thrones, DnD (of course) Guild wars. (if anyone has heard of it.) Dragon age.

And others are welcome as well. It's still being made (maps, Nations and house etc) so not alot is done yet. Most of the universes are folded into one so alot of characters don't see anything out of place really. OC's are welcome as well as Canon. Take a look and If your interested put something on the holds page so we can get to contact you RIGHT back. Looking forward to hearing and playing with you all.

Looking for a active hulk willing to take part in action threads (If your playing the hulk thats kind of a given) as well as plot driven threads. If your interested leave a hold on the Holds page and We will jump right on it.

anyone wanting to play dean winchester? I'd play sam and the girl for dean. My plot idea is here.

don't let the muggles get you down!

If you ask students at London University about Wenlock College, the nicest reaction you will receive is a dismissive smirk. No one has ever heard of it until they arrive on university premises, where it is universally presented as a nuthouse. Nor do its students do much to alleviate this impression, walking around in odd clothing and referencing such made up people as Waffling and Dumbledore rather than Nietzsche or Derrida. Fortunately, these oddballs keep almost entirely to themselves—no one can remember a Wenlock student ever being in one of their courses or dormitories. That is, until this year. All of a sudden, Wenlock students are enrolled in introductory chemistry courses, and literature, and philosophy, and anthropology—and worst of all, they seem to not even understand the very basic principles that other university students learned well before their A-levels. When they mutter about Gamp’s Law of Elemental Transfiguration in the middle of a physics lecture, or chuckle to each other over a history lesson on the witch burnings of the Middle Ages, students at London University have to wonder: just what do they teach at Wenlock College? Feigning is a next-generation, post-Hogwarts Harry Potter game focusing on the struggles of wizarding university students who find themselves suddenly required to take Muggle courses—without breaking the Statute of Secrecy. Opens 6 July. premise | rules | FAQ | available | apply

The gods have not faded away, or been reborn. They are not in high school. They have not forgotten who they were. They remember, because they still exist. The Sumerians are still insular and superior, the Greeks still squabble amongst themselves more than they do with the other pantheons, and the Norse… well, with Loki on the loose and Ragnarok threatened, they have their hands full. How will they manage to coexist? How have they done so thus far? What happens when Anubis meets Hades? Or Thor challenges Nergal? Come help us continue the myths. Taken Characters, Pbs, & Holds || About DDC The Rules || Application|| Wanted List

Fifteen years ago, there was one girl in all the world who was chosen to protect the earth from the forces of darkness. Her name was Buffy and she lived on a hellmouth. For most sixteen-year-olds life was about math homework, finding the right shoes for the cutest outfit, and getting a date for prom. Not for Buffy. Her life was a constant struggle for survival with the weight of the world on her shoulders. But Buffy defied prophecy and expectations; refusing to adhere to tradition, Buffy forged a path for the Slayer that no one had anticipated and, in 2003, she changed the world. Literally. With help of her best friend Willow, girls all across the world were chosen and given the gifts and responsibilities of the vampire slayer. With slayers all over the world awakening, Buffy and her friends began to gather them together and train the girls in how to use their powers and educate them in what being a Slayer meant. Some girls were found in time, others were lost—killed by demons or vampires, while others still chose to use their new-found powers for their own gain. However, Buffy and crew were at a distinct disadvantage. The Council of Watchers, men and women who descended from a long line of mentors devoted to training Slayers, were casualties of war. In addition to gathering the awakening slayers of the world, Rupert Giles, one of the few remaining Watchers, was tasked with gathering whatever remaining Watchers were left in the world to pool their resources. The world had changed. Destiny had changed. And so, too, did the Watchers' council. From the ashes of the old regime came the Summers Institute, dedicated to the training of Slayers, young men and women who come from an ancient line of Watchers, and for those with the talent for magic to aid in the battle against evil. However, there's a consequence for changing the world. You see, the world likes balance, and now that the scales have been tipped it's only a matter of time before it tries to balance out the playing field. For months, Buffy and the other Slayers have been plagued by dreams. Willow and other covens have been uncovering dire omens. Something is coming. Something big. Something bad. Something old. Something even an army of slayers might not be enough to handle. For now, though, Buffy and Angel travel the world hunting down leads, trying to find clues as to what is coming and encouraging the Institutes to keep forging on. If Buffy's unit can't prevent whatever's coming, they have to be ready. slayeracademods • slayeracademy • slayeracad_ooc PREMISE RULES FAQ CAST HOLDS APPLY CONTACT