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Ethos Behest

THE LAWS OF THE UNIVERSE

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1. No God playing. In this rp, I am GOD, and you follow my rule. If you have a problem, I will deal with it. If you god-play in the rp, I will delete it. No warnings. This rule is your warning.

2. All characters will be reviewed by me. No character is played in this roleplay without my say. I will delete your posts if you attempt to do so.

3. My story, my plot, my say. If you have an idea, you ask me, in a private message, about it. Not in the comments. NOR do you try to implement some plot twist or side story without my say.

4. This role play will terminate at my command. I am very tolerant and I try to be extremely fair. But I will not hesitate to 'terminate', in the way that my plan works, this rp. Some reasons that may cause this to happen are: Not following the rules, extensive arguing, no posts for an extended amount of time, too many people leaving during a given 'round' of the rp, and some other reasons I can't think of right now.

5. Again, I'll be as fair as can be, but you be as tolerant as possible, ok? If it bugs you, just PM me, don't respond in the comments. Please? Thanks.

6. Although I am not opposed to relationships forming in rps, there are RULES involved. 1) You're relationship can not form in the rp JUST because the PLAYERS like each other. Yes, it will be apparent if this is the case. 2) Obvious hints of what you want other characters to see of your character can and WILL be promptly ignored (yes, if you notice someone doing it to your character, no matter how obvious it is, feel free to ignore it). This particular tactic is very annoying, so refrain from doing it. (Ex. She fluttered her beautiful eyes, which caught every man's attention and which no man could resist noticing.) So don't do it. 3) We see your character's picture and/or read the description. We don't need you to point out what they look like in every post. If characters become attracted to one another, it will be because of compatability (personality, similar interests, etc.) Don't try to persuade a roleplayer to have their character like yours, just because you think it will make good drama. It won't. Don't do it. I will delete posts that attempt this.

7. Characters. Have as many as you like. However, keep up with them or I will delete them. Have no fear, 'keep up with them' does not mean you need to continuously use them. Characters may simply not come into the story for lengths of time and I understand that. You do not need to force them into a scene just to keep them in the rp. Now, should you mess up the timing in the rp and have your character in two places at once, I will have you first off figure out what the hell went wrong, then fix (remove) the offending post. Do NOT insert your character into a scene 'just because'. Ex. Say a girl that you want your character to be with is talking to some guy. They are flirting. You notice and decide this would be a good time for your character to step in to remind her (or her rper *glares at you for such a thing*) who she's supposed to be with. I won't stand for this. Don't do it. I will delete your post, so don't do it. Understand? Good. You do not need to explain to me why you are only using one of your five characters, should the others 'come up missing' for periods of time. If I don't understand, I'll ask. Nor do you need to say they left for vacation or something. Really, it's fine. They can just come up missing for a long amount of time. After all, can YOU find all your friends every single time you want to see them? Are they free every single time you want them to visit you, or you visit them? I didn't think so.

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