So.<br/><br/>I've thought about this a bit, and the summer's coming up, in which case I'll have a lot of free time after work to be at my terminal.<br/><br/>I love vore, and just as much, I love good RPing.  When I say this, I mean, I love GOOD RPing.  I enjoy character development, resourceful team strategies, and deep, emotional turbulence conflict.  It's not just a game, it's a real, living artform.<br/><br/>I've not only learned but heard from others who have done it a lot that forum RPing can be difficult.  All the same, I'll give it a whack and try and be an ST.  That is, if anyone shows any interest.<br/><br/>I would like at least 4 and preferably no more than 8 people who are verbose, capitalize and punctuate, and can write a coherent paragraph or two.  I would hope that they are interested in being real, solid, interesting individual characters just as much as they enjoy being eaten alive or predding.  If this gets off the ground, don't expect to be stuffing yourself every five minutes, but it will happen (and vice versa.)  For this to work, a turn system will have to be set up (going in a specific order I will set up for the group.) If somebody misses their turn by say, more than a day, the game goes on w/o that one post, no biggie.  Furthermore, people should have the reasonable expectation of death (or merely being devoured, if you like soulplay) at the ST discretion.  I'm not ruthless like some ST's can be, and my general rule is if a character has remained reasonably cautious and wants to live, or has gotten in a scrap but made a serious, practical effort or laid out a desperate last-ditch effort, they should usually live.  Or, if they WANT to be eaten, I mean, come on, why ARE we all here?... XD<br/><br/>And that doesn't nessecarily imply death is the end for the character, either.  Though for the time being, unless this really develops, it will probably be a one-shot.<br/><br/>There will also be an actual plot to the whole thing, which I have put together somewhat right now, and for those interested in signing up, here are the details;<br/><br/>SETTING: Would be a sort of industrial-revolution / steam society era, on a planet of two major pangea-like continents.<br/><br/>CONFLICT: A war of two races, specifically, protagonist humanoids (PC's) and antagonist / imperialist humanoid nagae / lamia (NPC's or, if approved, some PC's, even as protagonists.)<br/><br/>VORE TYPES: Both genders or even herm preds, more scaly or more human, depending, oral, same size, soft or hard, some other elements.  I'm sorry, I won't describe CV, UB, sex, or AV scenes, period, but other preferences may be incorporated.  Actually, any preferences centering around oral vore as pred and prey should be highlighted in a character profile; gender / anthro level / etc. because consumption scenes will often be tailored within these ranges to the player's interests.<br/><br/>THE CHARACTERS: It works best if the players play characters that are humanoid (I can be lax on this) such as, but not limited to, catgirls/boys, elves, humans, variations on humans, anthros, perhaps a defecting naga (or maybe even an antagonist naga,) etc, basically so long as it's fairly intelligent, has two arms and is capable of coherent speech.  Just ask, I'm sure in most cases there won't be anything wrong with the concept you want to play.  There are all sorts of position, such as soldiers, civilians, engineers, doctors, ambassadors, etc.  Think of someone who has a reason to be involved in this war.  Play them out.  Go for the gusto.  But expect to be limited; there is no magic in this setting, and there is no, "my character is psychic and can lift six tons with his mind or control the will of a thousand men - mwahaha!!!"  These characters can have inherent vore capabilities (go nuts) and should have some proficiency that contibutes to the group - but their skills will not exceed human; an engineer shouldn't be able to simply say, "All right, I take the toothpick, the paper clip, and the two batteries and turn them into... an atom bomb!" (Unless, of course, you can prove to me that somehow this is possible in real life... good luck.)<br/><br/>Don't be afraid, as players, if everyone wants to be a dignitary, or a soldier, or a civilian.  While the plot stays the same, it's my job to bring the characters together and give them conflict tailored reasonably to their capacities.  Teamwork, in any case, would be encouraged.<br/><br/>So, in short, if you can and would enjoy playing a 3d, flesh and blood mortal, and like RPing and vore, post a character concept here, with, at minimum, race, profession, voric capabilities as well as personal prefs, brief (at least a paragraph) background, and if you'd like (this is preferred and may merit some sort of reward) little things, like religious beliefs, likes, dislikes, fears, weaknesses, moral codes, and anything that may contribute to internal conflict.  And ask questions.  Questions are good.  Don't be shy.<br/><br/>Hope there are some people interested in this.<img alt=":)" src="./images/smilies/smile.gif" title="Smile"/>