[Edit: this was the OP, but the first post is now pretty much a copy of the ad's first post for referencing]<br/><br/>Hey everyone, I'll be using this OOC thread to organize everything. I'll be taking the first three posts for later use.<br/><br/>For now, let's hash out some details. This rp is going to have a story, but it's not going to be one that I craft alone. I want everyone's input on this. That means: ideas, suggestions, plot twists, characters/npc's/villains, rules, etc etc. I'll start with all of the ideas I have so far. Before I go on, I will say that I'm not overly attached to many of these, and if you can think of better things, I am willing to change and rewrite it.<br/><br/>The game will progress along a story. New players coming in will not have to play too much catch up when they join. This game will start at the beginning of the story (the first summoner characters binding their first summons). It will be organized into chapters, and each IC thread will be its own chapter. Like any book, show, etc, each chapter has its own conflict and resolution that is a part of the overarching story. As we're writing a story and more than mindless smut, I expect some interest in actually progressing it.<br/><br/>Chapter 1 will be titled "Bound to Serve" or something similar, and will establish most of the ground rules for low-level summoning, as well as introduce our characters. The goal of the first chapter is to bring all of the first of our characters together, or at least set in motion the events that will lead them together. I think it will introduce a minor antagonist (I'll be running him, he may or may not join the party as a protagonist later, I don't have too many plans yet). The event I mentioned in the OP of the ad, about the demon being summoned two days ago, I think that we're going to be starting a bit before that... or that it may not happen at all.<br/><br/>Now, let's establish some things as far as how the summoning works. I've already said this in the ad:<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">All binding spells use a series of symbols and a large circle (similar to alchemy in Fullmetal Alchemist). The circle is often two circles, forming a ring, and the symbols are painted in the band, between the lines of the ring. There's actually two different languages of summoning magic: one summons only angels while the other only summons demons (and you guessed it, later on, new languages and supernatural creatures may also become a thing). The traditional symbols like crosses and pentagrams aren't used in this form of magic, but a central symbol always appears in the summoning circles.<br/><br/>Summoning an angel or a demon also requires some kind of physical object. For an angel, a feather dipped in holy water is used, while for demons, any gold objects dipped in blood. Once bound, this object acts as a sort of... phylactery. It becomes nearly indestructible, and also cannot simply be lost. If a summoner misplaces or drops it, or if it is stolen, then it will magically appear in their pocket, or in their room... somewhere where they will find it quickly. They can however give it away, trading the summon, or destroy it themselves (and only they or a very powerful being can do so), thus freeing the summon from their bind.<br/><br/>Once summoned, the angel or demon, unless it is of level 5, will assume a mortal body. Depending on their power level, this body can be just as frail as a human's. Once their body dies, they return to the celestial planes, and are freed from the binding. When summoned, they will appear in the summoning circle. Angels always appear from a flash of light coming from the center, and demons always appear from a fiery explosion (one that, magically, does not catch anything on fire, but can leave some ashes to clean up).<br/><br/>The way the magic works, the binding is not fully completed until a specific sexual or romantic action takes place. All angels work the same way, and all demons work the same way. Until the action is performed to completion, the summon will not be fully bound, and the more temporary binding will wear off naturally in about three hours. In other words, once summoned, a summoner will have three hours to fulfill this specific sexual action on their summon, or they will become fully free.<br/><br/>For a demon, the actions are as follows:<br/>Level 1 - A plain kiss to the summon's genitals.<br/>Level 2 - A single but thorough lick of the summon's pussy, or a single good suck down to the base of their cock.<br/>Level 3 - Oral sex to the summon, and the summoner must consume some of their cum.<br/>Level 4 - Vaginal or anal sex with the summon until they reach an orgasm. Don't forget that summons at this level can change their bodies to work with this.<br/>Level 5 - Irrelevant. The sexual binding does not work at level 5.<br/><br/>For an angel, the actions are:<br/>Level 1 - A simple kiss to the lips, tongue not necessary.<br/>Level 2 - A make out session at least fifteen seconds long.<br/>Level 3 - One way or another, the summoner must cause their summon to reach an orgasm.<br/>Level 4 - Vaginal or anal sex until both the summoner and summon reach an orgasm. Don't forget that summons at this level can change their bodies to work with this.<br/>Level 5 - Irrelevant. The sexual binding does not work at level 5.<br/><br/>After that, the mind-bending magic starts to work. The summon will, often slowly, develop feelings and desires for the summon. Some try to fight it, but all ultimately succumb if they stay bound long enough.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>I had one person say that angels and demons ought to be the same in their bindings, and while I'm still open to the opinions of other players, I'm leaning on keeping them as I previously stated. I was thinking also of adding some sort of verbal incantation to it, and just making it English for simplicity's sake. If anyone can come up with anything cool, let me know, but I was thinking of using the traditional wedding vow, or... some altered form of it as a base... the whole "til death do us part," thing.