OOC Rules

- No flaming. We all have our rights, and fortunately, no one can go around and scream their heads off at you because you spelled a word wrong. Nope, nothing of that sort. If you have anger problems, take them elsewhere. We don't want to deal with your problems by having you ring our necks, and coincidentally, you probably don't, either.

- Don't agree with this site? Simple. Don't join. I never forced you to join and I can't make you, so if you don't like something don't join. Trust me, as strange as it seems, there's been people who have literally spammed my boards just to ring my neck because of one rule; that isn't going to happen here, a'ight?

- Make sure to post your biography. If you don't post it within two weeks of joining an account without PMing an Administrator or posting in the absent forum, then your account will be deleted.

- Be active. If you don't post for two weeks without warning us through the absent forum, then your account will be deleted. It's your fault that you didn't tell us and we want to keep the place clean and active, so we have to delete any inactive members and usernames.

- Two characters to an account. No more than that, unless your character has puppies-- They're a free-bee. While only two characters are allowed to one account, you're given as many accounts as your heart desires, just as long as you make sure to post with all of them and are active.

- Don't question the Administrator's actions. If you have the nerve to tell us that we're doing something wrong in a rude or obnoxious way, then this place isn't for you. I understand that we're all humans and we all make mistakes, but pointing them out nicely through the suggestion board would be nice. I don't I don't appreciate when I'm being flamed on my own site and won't stand for it.

Roleplaying|IC Rules

- No one liners or anything less than two paragraphs. If you haven't noticed, two paragraphs is ten sentences. The reason I call for this is because I, myself, am a decent writer. I love role-playing and put effort into my posts, but when someone replied with a short paragraph all of my work was put to waste. There's less to reply to and angers me whenever I see something like this. Try avoiding it at all costs.

- We do allow cussing. I don't see why not. Seriously, if this is supposed to be as real as possible then we can't control and force our characters to refrain from swearing, now can we? However, don't go overboard. I don't want to see a cuss word every two words. Then it's just plain annoying and uncalled for.

- Graphic mating/birthing is NOT allowed. I personally don't mind this, but there's been plenty of incidences where sites have been taken down by InvisionFree staff because of graphic mating and the likes. I personally wouldn't risk all of that for one measly little thing. Who would?

- Fighting is allowed. Duh. Why wouldn't we want fighting? It causes drama and drama lures people in. I'm not suggesting, though, that you go overboard and fight with every single thing you run into. I understand if your character is rude, obnoxious and cruel, but everyone has some sort of nice side to him or her.

- Everyone has a weakness. Just like you and I, our characters have to have weaknesses. If some creature walked along and ripped the shreds out of every thing s/he ran into, would there be anything or anyone left? Nope, so therefore there has to be a weakness to him/her somewhere.

- Everyone is involved. No one should be left out or left behind. If someone wants to join in a role-play, don't deny him or her. They shouldn't even have to ask to join merely just join. If someone has a problem with someone joining their thread because of some problems that they have, please PM an Admin/Mod to sort things out. Don't go flaming the person.

- No taking IC into OOC or vise-versa. If my best friend happened to get into role-playing and we joined the same RPG and our characters got off to a bad start, then obviously they aren't going to be friends. Just because we're friends in real life doesn't mean that our characters have to be friends with each other and just because our characters hate each other doesn't mean we have to. If my mortal enemy was to join and we joined the same RPG and our characters met and got off to a good start, then obviously they'd become friends. You see? Don't involve your personal lives into the role-plays.

- No wolfspeak. Wolf speak (i.e. aud, tassel, optics) is an improper use of English and won't be tolerated. I understand that sometimes you get used to role-playing with your special words, but they get annoying and sometimes people get so caught up in them that they actually start expanding the words. Each time someone uses them, someone else picks up and it's just going to keep spreading. It can get confusing at times... no one likes being confused. If you insist on using them or have grown 'attached' either change that or leave. I won't tolerate it.