Banana_=P
Retinazer
Welcome, esteemed guests of The House, to a place of paradise.
A place where people of all shapes and sizes come/are taken to, to relax and... do whatever they like, really. Sit around, eat some good food, hold fights 'for the fate of the universe', etc.
But of course, we have a few house rules around here.
- Guests (OC's) may be of any power level. However, the more powerful guests must be well behaved (OP characters are allowed, but don’t have them break any set boundaries or ruin the fun)
- No applications are required. Just... plop them in.
- There is no limit for how many guests writers may bring to The House, but too many guests to a writer (one of you people) will get confusing (No character limit, but be reasonable, so everyone can keep track of each others’ characters)
- Try keeping happenstances in The House at least somewhat peaceful. Short, violent conflicts are fine. Entire wars are not. (Juust enforcing the RP mood here)
- Have fun.
Ah, but where are my manners? My name is the House Master. I'll be the one that sees to it that each guest has a nice stay.
That's all, and enjoy your stay.
The doors of the House are.. interesting. Characters opening the door can determine whatever room the door opens to by imagining what they want to go into. Although, rooms generated in this way cannot be larger than a football stadium (which one doesn't matter, they're similar enough in size), and outdoor rooms will have invisible walls that prevent further exploration of said outdoor rooms.
In all seriousness though, consider this a light-hearted RP more focused on being comedic.
First arrivals find themselves in a simple white lounge. There are two green double-seated couches on opposite walls, with a grey fuzzy carpet on the floor and a flatscreen tv on the wall between them. In addition, there are a pair of brown tables on either side of each cough, one of which has a radio on it. A Victorian chandelier hangs from the ceiling.
There are also two white doors by the couches. They’re locked, unfortunately. And it appears nothing can bypass them for the time being.
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