These limits vary depending on the character. Killing Jera (Reaper character) will further his story. For the most part, I ask that you not kill off my main character(s) but that doesn't mean you aren't allowed to try.

If I'm playing Draven (Lead singer character) and you want him to accidentally get shot by an obsessive fan trying to kill your character, I'm on board.

You're already aware that I work for a living and I want to keep roleplaying as a passion project, not a side gig. However, what you may not know is that different characters come with varying difficulty levels for me.

Draven Maxwell & Bandmates (Lead singer character): 2/10
Draven is my easiest character to write, but I may sometimes take a while due to not having the inspiration to deal with the large replies that come from using him.

Jera Mannaz (Reaper character): 8/10
I created Jera when I was suffering from extreme depression. I struggle to get into his mindset nowadays. His story also requires a lot of buildup before it gets interesting.

Caulder Finelle (Guard character): 4/10
Caulder's challenges come from typically being used in a high fantasy setting and the fact that there can be major lulls between events in his story.

Aziel Silverspring (Kingslayer character): 7/10
Ace is a baby. He doesn't have as much mileage on him as the other characters and his story can take a while to pick up.

Mukuro (Demon character): 5/10
Mukuro isn't as much of a baby as Ace, but he relies heavily on partner interaction to make the story go anywhere.

I'll add more ratings as more of my characters are unshelved. At the moment it would appear that Johnny Gray will be revealed next.

I will add more to this post as I come up with things.

1. You've had a crush on your older brother's best friend for as long as you can remember. He sees you as if you were his own little sister. But what happens when the two of you hit it off on an anonymous dating app and he discovers it's you? Can your relationship survive your brother finding out and wanting to kill his own best friend, or your parents forbidding him from coming to the house anymore?

2.

I do not usually unfriend people, but there are always a few exceptions.

1. We don't vibe well. Either we don't have chemistry, our belief systems clash, or we have opposing rules.

2. You're a pedophile, racist, sexist, homophobe, xenophobe, etc.

3. You lied about your age and are under 18.

4. You're not giving me anything to work with.

5. You're disrespectful (of me and those around me as humans.)

6. I can't understand you or your use of improper grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc takes me out of the story.

This image is an example of number 4 on this list.

I'm not going into detail on any of them, as I prefer to let things unfold in the plot. Those with an asterisk (*) are retired characters that I am bringing back into rotation.

-Kingslayer:
Descended from an ancient kingdom of ruthless warriors, he now serves as a savior for the people, slaying and dethroning those who dare abuse their power.

-Reaper*:
Murdered at a young age trying to protect his mother, he now serves an organization that removes the souls of the recently deceased and prepares their fragments for reincarnation. What happens when he breaks a taboo and resurrects a soul he was meant to take?

-Lead Singer*:
The frontman for a band that has gotten some bad publicity. He has been painted as a womanizing bad boy when his heart is closed off to love after a ruthless heartbreak.

-The Guard*:
Born in the slums, he trained until he was strong enough to best the Head Knight in a tournament. Promoted to the Princess' Royal Guard, he is willing to toss his life aside to keep her safe even when the Kingdom is no more.