For writers

Writer Guidelines

I can get down with pretty much anything within reason. Just post your characters under the race/gender section to try to keep things organized.

Absolutely no:

Guro-Graphic and bloody during sexual acts

Scat

Waterworks

Vore-consumption of sentient beings in the frame of a sexual encounter

: Sex with inanimate corpses

Twilight-esque Vampires

STD's aren't a thing in this universe

To be decided on a case by case basis:

If you think something is toeing the line, just ask. The worst I could say is no.

- I understand that in the frame of a high fantasy medieval(ish) setting, there is plenty of context for an incestuous relationship. Just keep in mind that there are consequences in the vast majority of the civilized areas for , as they are aware of the genetic defects that they can cause. Blatant and Flagrant often levies harsh legal and social penalties. (I would rather you not do it, but if you do, keep it reasonable)

World Wrecking Events- If you write an event that cracks the world into two and/or rewrite the maps, don't expect me or other writers to write as if your events were canon to theirs.

Technological Advancements- Try not to go too crazy with your tech. I can deal with up to and including steampunk style stuff. Gunpowder is cool, as is firearms that use brass cases, but nothing digital. Go easy on the electrical technology. I'm pretty lenient when it comes to materials science and engineering.

Sidenote: If you write an "OC" that is male drow ranger who dual wields swords and wants to escape the evil connotations of his race, we're all going to judge you. I'm not saying that you can't, but to misquote Ian Malcolm from Jurassic Park, "They spent were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" -End Rant

I won't personally write any gay fiction, and have no experience or desire in that direction. Feel free though if you feel like adding that content, I won't stop you as long as you adhere to the guidelines and site rules.