Post by Piccylo on Jul 8, 2007 23:46:31 GMT -5
Okay, there are no try-outs required for the Inn, so I'm posting a lounge strictly to tell you guys about it and allow OOC chat (if such chat is deemed necessary).
The Inn of Last Portals is an RPG where all stored characters (as in characters in member storages in the storage and tryouts board) may interact and run around while the players are either waiting for an RPG or are otherwise bored. There is no set story line, just an Inn that constitutes a random nexus, combining all worlds, spaces, and times that the characters normally exist. There are only three rules:
1. A new door is created every time a character enters, and only that character is able to leave through that door (unless the GM of the RPG specifies that their portals are open to outsiders in their RPG here).
2. Don't destroy the Inn. If your character wants to try, he/she/it may, but they will be foiled, one way or another.
Edit: Oh, and I posted the Innkeeper in my character storage.
Edit2: Even though I've made the Innkeeper as a separate character, you guys can freely use him (as an NPC, if you so wish, even). I'd rather not write intros for each and every person, and I pretty much designed him to be near impossible for someone to screw the character up.
Edit3: And, no, no matter what funwithfire says, using the innkeeper as such in your post is not considered godmodding.
The Inn of Last Portals is an RPG where all stored characters (as in characters in member storages in the storage and tryouts board) may interact and run around while the players are either waiting for an RPG or are otherwise bored. There is no set story line, just an Inn that constitutes a random nexus, combining all worlds, spaces, and times that the characters normally exist. There are only three rules:
1. A new door is created every time a character enters, and only that character is able to leave through that door (unless the GM of the RPG specifies that their portals are open to outsiders in their RPG here).
2. Don't destroy the Inn. If your character wants to try, he/she/it may, but they will be foiled, one way or another.
Edit: Oh, and I posted the Innkeeper in my character storage.
Edit2: Even though I've made the Innkeeper as a separate character, you guys can freely use him (as an NPC, if you so wish, even). I'd rather not write intros for each and every person, and I pretty much designed him to be near impossible for someone to screw the character up.
Edit3: And, no, no matter what funwithfire says, using the innkeeper as such in your post is not considered godmodding.
