Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2016 0:36:39 GMT
No Canon Character relations - You cannot have characters that are related to canon characters. (EX. Piccolo's son. Goku's daughter)
No ripoffs - Similarities between characters are fine, but please be original.
OCs only- No Canon character roles can be played. You can only play as Original Characters
Death - When a person dies, they end up in the line to see King Yenma in Otherworld. You will post in the Otherworld a topic where you will be in line to see him, and a staff member will come in and play King Yenma for you to decide whether you go to Heaven, or Hell. If the player has a preference, they can ask for a specific staff member or request Heaven, Hell, King Kai or Grand Kai. While in you assigned location you have access to missions that can only be performed while there. When a player dies, they cannot start another living topic until two topics at minimum have been completed in the afterlife. Once the two topics have been completed, their character can miraculously be resurrected by any means they wish to explain. Already started topics are not affected by a character's death and can be completed.
NPCs - Here on BFD, you have the ability to create NPCs. NPCs have some rulings, but at the basics there are two kinds of NPC: Personal and Public. Personal NPCs are those that only you can control, but they can't have PL higher than your highest player character. Denoting their PL as a percentage of the PL of said player character is an easy way to manage this. Public NPCs are the NPCs you would use as enemies for fellow RPers and yourself in a thread, and would normally be controlled by the entire group but can be controlled by one person. They can have higher PL than your player character by twofold (circumstances in threads may cause difference to this rule, handled on a case by case basis), but there is a catch; staff can take control of them at any time. Public NPCs need permission from the Player owning a character in order to kill them (if controlled by a staff member they have the same kill rulings as players). Both types of NPCs can be refused entry to a thread (unless used by a staff member), but can not be kicked out once already in. Personal NPCs have the same kill rulings as player characters.
Character Limit- You are only allowed to have up to 3 characters.
No ripoffs - Similarities between characters are fine, but please be original.
OCs only- No Canon character roles can be played. You can only play as Original Characters
Death - When a person dies, they end up in the line to see King Yenma in Otherworld. You will post in the Otherworld a topic where you will be in line to see him, and a staff member will come in and play King Yenma for you to decide whether you go to Heaven, or Hell. If the player has a preference, they can ask for a specific staff member or request Heaven, Hell, King Kai or Grand Kai. While in you assigned location you have access to missions that can only be performed while there. When a player dies, they cannot start another living topic until two topics at minimum have been completed in the afterlife. Once the two topics have been completed, their character can miraculously be resurrected by any means they wish to explain. Already started topics are not affected by a character's death and can be completed.
NPCs - Here on BFD, you have the ability to create NPCs. NPCs have some rulings, but at the basics there are two kinds of NPC: Personal and Public. Personal NPCs are those that only you can control, but they can't have PL higher than your highest player character. Denoting their PL as a percentage of the PL of said player character is an easy way to manage this. Public NPCs are the NPCs you would use as enemies for fellow RPers and yourself in a thread, and would normally be controlled by the entire group but can be controlled by one person. They can have higher PL than your player character by twofold (circumstances in threads may cause difference to this rule, handled on a case by case basis), but there is a catch; staff can take control of them at any time. Public NPCs need permission from the Player owning a character in order to kill them (if controlled by a staff member they have the same kill rulings as players). Both types of NPCs can be refused entry to a thread (unless used by a staff member), but can not be kicked out once already in. Personal NPCs have the same kill rulings as player characters.
Character Limit- You are only allowed to have up to 3 characters.