Please, before even entertaining the idea of joining, make sure you have read all of the pages of information. This isn't hard--there are only three.

Rules

          Please be sure you read and understand the rules before continuing on to the application forms, otherwise filling that out will be a waste of your time, and mine. It is usually hideously obvious when someone doesn't read the rules; please don't embarass yourself.

1. Do not question my authority. I have created this particular RPG, and thus hold rights to its workings and get to make executive decisions. I am not particularly power-hungry, but I do get irritated when constantly challenged. I don't want to deal with constant friction; if you are not willing to accept me as GM, please, just don't join.
2. Actually read everything. There isn't much to read, and if you miss it you will be lacking. This also applies to posts when the game is in action--reading posts your character doesn't actually take a role in helps you understand the situation of the game at the moment.
3. Be courteous to the other players. There is no reason to be rude to the other players--if you don't know how to behave yourself in an adult manner, you will be banned from the game. There is no reason to be difficult and start fights or flame wars. It is childish and rude, and I won't have it.
4. Keep swearing to a minimum, and never use it in reference to another player--doing so will result in an automatic ban.
5. This RPG is written in posts on a message board. Please make sure you actually write--a one-liner is not a post, and spelling and grammar should be as clean as possible--too many mistakes are indications of sloppiness and a lack of care for the state of the story. You don't have to have an epic for every post, but please actually put some thought into your writing; it really shows.
6. Sex. Let's not. I don't mind violence, but sex is over the top. I don't care if you want to suggest mature situations, but innuendo is as far as it goes. It's just gross; I don't care if your characters want to engage in that kind of behaviour, but I don't want to know!
7. Please, be original. Carbon-copy or flat characters are bad for the game. Being unique in a positive way will get your character noticed and make your character stand out; it gives you a much better chance of being accepted.
8. There is no such thing as a perfect character. Everyone has faults, and no-one is all powerful. You are not allowed to act as though your character is God: you may not control other player's characters, you may not have command of the plot, you may not make your character void of weaknesses, and you may not attempt to make your character "better than everyone else." If you have an ego issue you wish to transfer onto your character, please do it in another game.
9. Murder is a felony. Do not go killing off your parents or siblings or friends or other senshi just because you can. Sure, not everyone loves his parents, but that doesn't mean there is a need for unnecessary, cliche bloodshed. Also, you cannot kill off other people's characters in the game without executive approval and much planning--otherwise you will find your character killed and yourself banned.
10. Do not control other people's characters--only your own. There is no reason to control another player's character UNLESS he or she is gone and has given you permission to control his or her characters.
11. Use common sense. If you want to do something and you aren't sure if it's covered in the rules, THINK ABOUT IT. If you do something I haven't thought of that gets you in trouble, you are still in trouble! The rules are merely guidelines, not the final word on the management of the game: that is left to my discretion.

          Thank you very much for reading the rules. Please choose which application you need from the options below.

Student Application or Sailor Team Application

Results

          All received applications will be posted in a list here--those just received will be noted as pending, and then they will be graded as accept, revise, or reject. Reasoning and notes will accompany the final decision.

•           (Slayerfaith) Sailor Kizaito/Shoru Mitsukai: reject
  [Unfortunately, I do not seem to have your email address on my copy of the application, although I know it was there on the version you sent... Quite a few parts of the character were rather contradictory and confusing, although her issues made her more of real person and far from the typical idealistic senshi. However, her senshi self seemed contrived and, although unique, not well-received.]
•           (Ami-Arumanu) Sailor Mercury/Mizuno Ami: reject
  [The application was poorly-written, with a lack of good grammar and spelling, and was not descriptive enough. Statistics that could easily be found with a little research were left blank or guessed at. Portions of the application were written in first-person. Also, the writing sample seemed to have been misunderstood; a good writing sample is written as one would post in the game--as though one is writing a story. The writing sample provided seemed to be a peculiar first-person narrative, but it could not be discerned as from the point of view of the player or the character.]
•           (Emmy) Sailor Orion/Seishuku Yokujin: accept
  [Jin seemed a normal guy, and his senshi persona was interesting and, oddly enough, derived from a constellation, as was the other male senshi. Do I sense a trend?]
•           (Konitsu) Sailor Pavonis/Enbi Daikichi: accept
  [Kichi was an intriguing character, and his sailor form was unique. Besides, who doesn't love male senshi?]
•           (Seren) Sailor Serenity/Mikomino Memori: revise
  [Memori has the basic framework set down to be an interesting character, but the application was rather sparse. One of the points brought up involved the fact that her name is not really a Japanese word, but the romanization of an English word; if you could, that could stand some revision. The issue of her sister's death does not seem quite plausible in such a utopian world. It needs more explanation to make sense and be allowable. Her senshi self could use some more detail to better connect her senshi name to her powers, which don't seem to make much sense at the moment.]

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