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This is very true, though arranging the meat in a tasteful manner, while fun, is hardly worth the effort in my opinion. This is false, then again, "edible" is a very debatable term.

a small note is tacked underneath this.. How about a physical description so I know who to harass into trying to kill me?

Get a grip, John.

John have you looked at the rest of Enworld, the host site for ISRP? I belive they have many online campaigns running, and if this doesn't pan out for you, perhaps you could go ask there.

This does sound fun

O.K. John. Xanto is right, it's the nature of isrp, just generally accepted and unspoken, as it can't be changed. Also, take a good hard look at this. Also...if your signature is naturally longer then 90% of the things you post, its time to trim it a bit. Personally I think that a banner...

Trust me dude, you do *not* want to be invited into some of these private RP's.

Oh well, I guess I'm alone in my apathy again. ;_;

I'd like to play a mummy, is that ok? Mummy says, "Uhhhhhrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.... Aaahhhrrrr...? Uhhhhhhhhhhrr!" Bartender offers Mummy a mug of pale ale.

Agreed.

Does anyone else think it's ironic that the kind of people who would be helped by such a system, are not the ones that would actually read and understand that? I think, to put it simply, you need to make a character based around a personality. A personality that is interesting, engaging...

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A small letter tagged to the bottom of this reads: An informant tells me that your first name is indeed, "Cleetus". Now is that Lord Cleetus VonHackenslash or Baron Cleetus Vonhackenslash? I would appreciate an answer, so I may properly address you in the future, Cleetus. ~A.S.~

ONE person gets their brain eaten and the night club gets a bad rep? what is the world coming to?

Figures that particular information would be of interest to you.

Don't worry, he can be 8 feet tall and 700lbs of pure muscle, have wings, huge claws, and breathe fire, but if you put a cloak over all of it, and say that it looks "humanoid" with the cloak on, you'll be good to go.

Killer robots, in my nightclub? It's more likely then you think.

Alek wanders up to the boards and looks over the posts with a rather bored look, this particular wanted poster catches his eye and he reads over it, his eyes widening as he cracks a large grin. "Oh this is good...this is really good..." He traces a note with a metal claw tip on the bottom of one...

alright, what'd I miss?

Having another player respect your own characters supposed strength and abilities in a fair, and entertaining manner is far and above the most difficult aspect of online role playing. The second most difficult aspect is actually validating your own characters strength and abilities.