1. Keep a minimum of four sentences. You've got plenty of ammo to write with. Describe where they are, what they're doing, their hair, their clothes, odd scars, their thoughts on what someone is saying, if they scratched their nose as they lied, if they chewed their nails, if they paced with good posture and an air of authority as they tried to figure out what to do or if they ran their hands frantically through their hair and their hands shook and their heart felt like a thousand horses stampeding or if they traced in the dirt with a stick to illustrate their plan, not really sure what anyone would say to it, describe quirks, illustrate smiles in our minds with your words-is theirs crooked? what about their teeth?- and the faces they make -do their cheeks look squishy or sunken? does their forehead crinkle up? do they have dimples? are their eyes wide with shock, exposing the color in their irises? what about in sunlight? do their eyes shine gold (failure to write four sentences or more will not be tolerated. Three strikes and you're out. Pass dos is baseball) are they trusting enough of the other character to close their eyes and soak in their surroundings with their other senses? Describe levels of trust and their voices- are their sounds baritone or tenor or alto or soprano, nasally or clear, lighthearted or darker, full of undertones or conveying one message? Look at it all, smell it all, hear it all. They don't know if they're in rough seas or a placid lake. Run wild with their emotions. Make them take shaky breaths or pretend to be strong. Don't be afraid to break them down to the last pore on their skin and the feeling they feel least at the moment. Make them feel like they're on top of the world or like their folding in on themselves and everywhere in between. Let their emotions flow and drop into an abyss at points. Make the other roleplayers feel like they're making a story as vivid as life itself. Don't compare yourself to everyone else or try to be like them in your writing. Use the things you like about sources from all over (even in their writing) and make it uniquely yours. That is writing development.

2. You must use decent grammar. Capitalize. Punctuate. Use quotation marks for speaking and apostrophes for thoughts. It's okay to misspell though. Just not constantly. A typo is undrstandable (A typo is understandable). However, htis is no acetable (However, this is not acceptable). Niethor is anytin similer to sumthing like thsi (Neither is anything similar to something like this). We have autocorrect for a reason (even a computer will tell you if you spell something wrong). Notice how I made four sentences. It's not hard.

3. Third person. This is a third person roleplay. No script writing (Bob: Ahhhh! Someone help me! *exits the stage being chased by a bear* *his dramatic pleas can be heard in the crowd*) or first person (I walked into the lake. Big mistake. Being an electric elemental, the water carried the current and shocked me and possibly killed a couple fish. Of course, I had no idea that would happen.). Try to mention your character's name once in a while. Sometimes other people might forget it. No emojis outside of side chats, which are to be in some kind of framing at the top or bottom of your comment or in a different comment altogether. One () or two parentheses (()) or brackets [], I don't mind whichever.

4. They do not remember anything. They might have a sensation that they're doing something right or they'll think something is wrong or looks wrong though. *cough* Outfits! *cough*

5. They won't remember everything all at once. There is a one memory every 50 comments per character maximum. It must be triggered by something, however, and might not always be important. (It'll give them a temporary headache that usually lasts about five minutes. Never mind the past is the third pass for everyone)

6. Absolutely NO SMUT! They don't know each other, let alone themselves, and I don't want it in my feed. One offense of this and you'll be expelled.

7. OP characters will not be tolerated. If someone is going overboard, tell them. It could just be their wording though, so tread lightly. Step on it like a bug if it continues and/or if they try to control your character. Your character is from a dead roleplay. That means you should be a seasoned roleplayer if you've been here long enough for that to happen and want to roleplay as your undead character, even if they have amnesia.

8. You must submit a form before roleplaying and it must be accepted by me. Your character's description should be four sentences minimum. The personality must be that at least as well. That form must have the passwords from the MUST READ chapters.