Post by Ragtatter on Jun 13, 2011 14:41:08 GMT -5
How To Get A Character:
Go to the Character Adoptions board, and claim a fox! You may not change the pelt color, eye color, size, or gender of the fox, but their personality is completely up to you. To claim a fox, you just need to post in the thread saying that you want it, and what you are going to name it.
Characters are given out first-come first-serve, so if someone else has already claimed it, go pick another. Once you have "claimed" a character, you may begin posting in the RP boards immediately.
You may also adopt characters from other people. This most often happens when a player's character has kits, or a player has a character they have gotten bored with. If you adopt an older character, you must do your best to play them to their current personality.
How To Play:
Go to the RP boards, and start posting with your character. We play in third-person past tense. For example:
Proper capitalization and punctuation are required.
Go to the Character Adoptions board, and claim a fox! You may not change the pelt color, eye color, size, or gender of the fox, but their personality is completely up to you. To claim a fox, you just need to post in the thread saying that you want it, and what you are going to name it.
Characters are given out first-come first-serve, so if someone else has already claimed it, go pick another. Once you have "claimed" a character, you may begin posting in the RP boards immediately.
You may also adopt characters from other people. This most often happens when a player's character has kits, or a player has a character they have gotten bored with. If you adopt an older character, you must do your best to play them to their current personality.
How To Play:
Go to the RP boards, and start posting with your character. We play in third-person past tense. For example:
- Correct: Leftpatch scratched his ear, then trotted off.
- Incorrect: I scratched my ear, then trotted off.
- Incorrect: Leftpatch scratches his ear, then trots off.
Proper capitalization and punctuation are required.