Below is the template example that is to be used to set up threads created within this board. It should be simple and easy to follow. Try not to go overboard that it makes players not want to join your ideas.


CHARACTERS: (List the names of characters that shall be participating in the RP. Whether it is a few to start out with, you can list the rest once you've completed the thread. First and Last names please.)

SCENE: (Give a description of the scene that the thread that will take place. One paragraph with five to six sentences. Not two sentences or less. Please do try NOT to make it complex and difficult to where it's hard for others to join.)

POSTING REQUIREMENTS: (Posting requirements do not change within the OOC board. They remain the same as they are in the regular RP boards. This also means you need to follow RP rules as they apply to this board as well. Give at least two paragraphs with five to six sentences. You're free to do more so long as you give other players enough to respond to when you make your starter post. One-liners are not an exception. If you run out of ideas, take a break and come back to the thread later.)

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[b]CHARACTERS:[/b] (List the names of characters that shall be participating in the RP. Whether it is a few to start out with, you can list the rest once you've completed the thread. First and Last names please.)

[b]SCENE:[/b] (Give a description of the scene that the thread that will take place. One paragraph with five to six sentences. Not two sentences or less. Please do try NOT to make it complex and difficult to where it's hard for others to join.)

[b]POSTING REQUIREMENTS:[/b] (Posting requirements do not change within the OOC board. They remain the same as they are in the regular RP boards. This also means you need to follow RP rules as they apply to this board as well. Give at least two paragraphs with five to six sentences. You're free to do more so long as you give other players enough to respond to when you make your starter post. One-liners are not an exception. If you run out of ideas, take a break and come back to the thread later.)