Character "DO's" and "DONT'S"

• Make characters inspired by original concepts which can shake up the site in an interesting way. Be creative! It never hurts!
  
• Characters who can tie into the plot well. Are you a dinosaur trainer from egypt? Sorry, but we really don't care much here at Chosen.
  
• Well-thought out applications where attention to detail is shown, and it isn't sloppy and incoherent. It really helps you out when you put some effort in from the beginning!
  
• Well-balanced characters. Fighters who have emotional burdens/rocky history, witches who cannot beat up a cat to save their lives...Basically people with obvious weaknesses! We don't like those Mary sue's around here!
  
• Vampires. Vampires are an abundance in Midnight Harbour and therefore are always handy!
  
• Humans. Bartenders, uni students, friends of friends, family of other characters, all a good way to fit into the plot and start the basis of plotting with others!
  

• Characters who seem too perfect and have very little flaws- unbalanced strengths and weaknesses. The best way of developing a character and not getting sick of them is to start them out with lots of flaws and make them overcome them as the roleplay goes on.
  
• Powerful witches who are just invincible...Will not be accepting these whatsoever!
  
• Too many vampire hunters. Sure, some are okay. But it just gets too much after a while. At least if it has no decent plotting behind it.
  
• Strange Characters. Sorry, some just go completely off-site in my ways than one! You may be passionate about that said character, but it might not make sense on here. Keep that in mind.