This role play is about farm poultry rebelling against the humans. But first, please read the rules:
A) By participating in this game, I promise that all BYC Rules will be followed and that I have read and understood the Role Play Rules that are in a sticky at the top of the Games forum.
B) I promise that all content is to be rated G and suitable for all ages.
C) I promise that there will be no swearing, cursing (including censoring by using symbols) or inappropriate adult sexual activity or innuendo. This extends to mating, breeding or innuendo in non-human characters as well.
D) I promise to treat others with respect and kindness as is the BYC way.
E) I promise not to post any material that is a violation of copyright. Basically this means: if you didn't create the content (like an image / picture) and don't have direct permission from the content creator to post it, then don't.
A bit of a pre-story, the farmer and his farmhands are nice enough, but they do a few mysterious things. In fall every year they take away most of the young male chickens and ducks, and the remaining poultry do not know where they go (butchering). Quail are taken away at random and are never seen again (hunting bait). Every once in a while, before feeding time, they take several of the pigeons far away so they have to fly back for their meal (Pigeon racing).
Most poultry if not the fact that their comrades are being taken away and choose to go on with their lives, but there are a few who aren't content with living in captivity...
Basic outline of the poultry (characters do not have to follow these outlines, but any bird who is not somebody's character should most often follow the outline):
-Chickens are creatures of habit. They follow a strict schedule and don't like to be interrupted.
-Ducks spend just about their whole day in the pond. They only leave the water to sleep, eat, and lay eggs. Anywhere too far from water is practically the same as torture to them.
-Pigeons look down on all other poultry mostly because they can not truly fly. They take pride in the fact that they are allowed out of their loft once per day without any leashes or tethers, besides the bands on their legs, which is their sore spot. (They are only let out in the morning, before they eat, same with the races.)
-Quail will agree to whatever they believe benefits them the most. Often they will go with any plan until danger or a problem comes up, at which they often give up.
(The description of the poultry is not accurate in real life, and no offense should be taken.)
Let's say there's a max of 3 characters per person for now. They can have any type of name you want. Remember, we can't have any mating or sex stuff. We can take turns playing the farmer. Any bird who is not somebody's character can be played by a player, just follow the outline at most, but not all times.
Form:
Name:
Type of poultry (options are chickens, ducks, quail, and pigeons):
Breed within poultry type (optional):
Gender:
Age:
Personality:
Physical description:
Other (optional):
We won't start the RP until we get several characters, at least one for each type of poultry.
A) By participating in this game, I promise that all BYC Rules will be followed and that I have read and understood the Role Play Rules that are in a sticky at the top of the Games forum.
B) I promise that all content is to be rated G and suitable for all ages.
C) I promise that there will be no swearing, cursing (including censoring by using symbols) or inappropriate adult sexual activity or innuendo. This extends to mating, breeding or innuendo in non-human characters as well.
D) I promise to treat others with respect and kindness as is the BYC way.
E) I promise not to post any material that is a violation of copyright. Basically this means: if you didn't create the content (like an image / picture) and don't have direct permission from the content creator to post it, then don't.
A bit of a pre-story, the farmer and his farmhands are nice enough, but they do a few mysterious things. In fall every year they take away most of the young male chickens and ducks, and the remaining poultry do not know where they go (butchering). Quail are taken away at random and are never seen again (hunting bait). Every once in a while, before feeding time, they take several of the pigeons far away so they have to fly back for their meal (Pigeon racing).
Most poultry if not the fact that their comrades are being taken away and choose to go on with their lives, but there are a few who aren't content with living in captivity...
Basic outline of the poultry (characters do not have to follow these outlines, but any bird who is not somebody's character should most often follow the outline):
-Chickens are creatures of habit. They follow a strict schedule and don't like to be interrupted.
-Ducks spend just about their whole day in the pond. They only leave the water to sleep, eat, and lay eggs. Anywhere too far from water is practically the same as torture to them.
-Pigeons look down on all other poultry mostly because they can not truly fly. They take pride in the fact that they are allowed out of their loft once per day without any leashes or tethers, besides the bands on their legs, which is their sore spot. (They are only let out in the morning, before they eat, same with the races.)
-Quail will agree to whatever they believe benefits them the most. Often they will go with any plan until danger or a problem comes up, at which they often give up.
(The description of the poultry is not accurate in real life, and no offense should be taken.)
Let's say there's a max of 3 characters per person for now. They can have any type of name you want. Remember, we can't have any mating or sex stuff. We can take turns playing the farmer. Any bird who is not somebody's character can be played by a player, just follow the outline at most, but not all times.
Form:
Name:
Type of poultry (options are chickens, ducks, quail, and pigeons):
Breed within poultry type (optional):
Gender:
Age:
Personality:
Physical description:
Other (optional):
We won't start the RP until we get several characters, at least one for each type of poultry.
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