Regulations Of Roleplay

1. Godmodding in anyway, this will come with some serious consequences on a case by case basis.

2. Auto landing a strike, it takes away your opponents ability to react and is a form of godmodding.

3. Character Controlling, this is only alright if the person that owns the character has given you permission to do so.

4. Attacking an ungodly number of times, you are given the opportunity to attack several times in a post, but shooting 3,791,145 laser beams is what I would consider overzealous.

5. Stick to what you know folks. If you character doesn't know how to do something, then do not pull it out of your pocket as if it had been there all along. The same goes for areas and background for combat. If you are fighting in the morning then it can't suddenly be night time to accommodate a technique or ability that you have. The same goes for knowing what your opponents abilities do. If you have never seen them before and they have never been explained to you, then you don't know what they are, period.

6. Do not edit a post if someone has already responded. This has absolutely no exception in combat and can only be changed out of combat if the other person you are talking with gives you permission. Altering something in combat to give yourself an advantage or avoid an attack comes with some severe consequences that will be handled on a case by case basis as well.

1. Having an attack/reactionary post in a normal sequence for combat just like out of combat RP. You attack, they respond and attack in kind, then you respond, etc etc. Just like two people having a conversation, words come out of someones mouth, then you make words come out of your mouth, and it continues on like that.

2. Having up to three separate attacks in one post. This keeps things generally clean while also giving you the option to diversify your attacks and have a degree of tactics to your assault. It also won't require your opponent taking three weeks to figure out how to respond to your (above mentioned) 3 million laser beams.

3. Playing rationally within your characters boundaries. Nobody starts off as a god and it will take a loooooooooong time for people to get to a point where they can possess that degree of power. In that light, you have to play within the guidelines you build your characters stats to. If someone is faster or stronger then you, then you need to find a way around it, it is part of the creativity that makes RP what it is. Someone being bigger and badder then you doesn't always mean they will win, prove them wrong.

4. You may call upon an admin/moderator to settle the outcome of a battle if you have a dispute regarding it. We will be more then happy to look at everything and decide whether something is a decisive blow or shouldn't have struck at all. This however does not mean for us to babysit a fight and decide each individual move.

5. What I like to call the 72 Hour rule. After you post, whether it is in combat or outside of it, the next person on the posting order (if there is more then one other person) has 72 hours to respond to said post. If they do not respond within that time frame it is at the next persons cognizance to post or they may wait for the individual that has yet to post. In the matter of combat, if one does not respond to an attack within the 72 hour frame it will be considered a hit and their character will suffer whatever damage the strike would entail including death if that is the case. To combat this, if you believe you may have issues responding due to real life matters, just contact the person you are posting with and let them know the circumstances.

If you die in the RP there are two individual ways that it an be handled that are entirely at your preference.

Option #1: If you desire this route, when you die, you die. Your character fades away into the annals of time to be forgotten or remembered by anyone who cares. When you create a new character you will be given the option to keep 50% of the power your character possessed. To explain in more depth, if you had 60,000 Power, then you would be able to create a new character at 30,000 Power. Anything related to your character is gone though, no knowledge, techniques, or anything of that ilk carries over. This also includes any WC reserves you may have had built up.

Option #2: If you die, instead of disappearing forever you may ascend into the afterlife where you can remain for a time before being spit back out into the physical realm. There are some downsides with this as well just as the first option, but has its differences too. First of all, you will still lose 50% of what your power was when you died. Again, if you were at 60,000 Power, you arrive in the Afterlife with 30,000 Power. Additionally, when you die any items that were in your possession at the time of death are gone. The only real exceptions are items attached to your character via their powers. This would primarily come into play for Shinigami and Arrancar as they use Zanpaktou.

You may remain in the Afterlife area for a total of One IRL Month, no more, but possibly less if you would like to just head back on down to the world below without waiting. While in the Afterlife you may continue to train as well, though at an increased WC cost per 1k and a reduced weekly cap. Below will include the augmented requirements and caps for your Afterlife training.

Afterlife WC Requirements:

The pros to this method is that you are retaining your character and knowledge despite dying. So you may return with all your abilities and knowledge intact.