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Applications
For your information all comments will be screened.
Name:
Email:
Livejournal: Your personal journal. This is mandatory, even if you do not normally use your livejournal.
AIM/MSN/Y!M: IM is not required, but highly advised.
Experience: Tell us about how much experience you have had with either roleplaying or writing as a whole. Don't worry if this is your first time; we're very open to first-timers!
Character Name:
Age:
Race: not everyone is human -so whatever you are, list it here.
Magic: Do you have any magic? You don't have to, but list anything that could fall into that category here
Class: Are you part of the Day Class or Night Class?
Year/Subject: Since this is a high school, what year are they? If you're applying as a teacher just list a subject instead
Why do you wish to play this character?:
History: Provide a general history for your character, describing their personality and background.
If you apply for a character that has been previously taken, you are allowed to take up the previous character's written history or you can write your own
Posting Writing Sample:
This should be written in third-person, past tense, and the minimum length should be about two paragraphs. The point of the writing sample is to show us how you plan to play your character, so try to write a scene where much of their personality can come out. This is the most important part of the application, so spend the most time on this. Also, word economy is important; while long applications are fine, make sure that everything in the application matters.
Journal Writing Sample:
This can be written in either first person present tense, or third person past tense. The idea of the journal is to explore the inner musings of your character and give insight into a character that doesn't usually spill their feelings or thoughts. This part of the writing application is a little looser, it's more creative than being judged so have some fun with it!
For your information all comments will be screened.
Name:
Email:
Livejournal: Your personal journal. This is mandatory, even if you do not normally use your livejournal.
AIM/MSN/Y!M: IM is not required, but highly advised.
Experience: Tell us about how much experience you have had with either roleplaying or writing as a whole. Don't worry if this is your first time; we're very open to first-timers!
Character Name:
Age:
Race: not everyone is human -so whatever you are, list it here.
Magic: Do you have any magic? You don't have to, but list anything that could fall into that category here
Class: Are you part of the Day Class or Night Class?
Year/Subject: Since this is a high school, what year are they? If you're applying as a teacher just list a subject instead
Why do you wish to play this character?:
History: Provide a general history for your character, describing their personality and background.
If you apply for a character that has been previously taken, you are allowed to take up the previous character's written history or you can write your own
Posting Writing Sample:
This should be written in third-person, past tense, and the minimum length should be about two paragraphs. The point of the writing sample is to show us how you plan to play your character, so try to write a scene where much of their personality can come out. This is the most important part of the application, so spend the most time on this. Also, word economy is important; while long applications are fine, make sure that everything in the application matters.
Journal Writing Sample:
This can be written in either first person present tense, or third person past tense. The idea of the journal is to explore the inner musings of your character and give insight into a character that doesn't usually spill their feelings or thoughts. This part of the writing application is a little looser, it's more creative than being judged so have some fun with it!
