Post by Dreamchild on Jun 6, 2011 1:23:02 GMT
May 10, 2011 9:43:09 GMT @Dreamchild said:
Logo concept by Nicole (The Masked Mallard). Finalized logo and Disney character drawings by Heffy (She-Wolf).
Rules - Taken Characters - Reserved Characters - Acceptable Characters
In a nutshell, the Dream League RPG is a never-ending battle between good and evil. Come and witness a cast of Disney's all-stars like you've never seen them before: as superheroes and supervillains!
The location is Epcot City, in the 51st United State, Calisota. Epcot City is the largest metropolis in Calisota, as well as the most corrupted and dangerous. But a group of vigilantes, both masked and unmasked, battle with evil, from guttertrash pickpockets to colossal supervillains. Most of these protectors of Calisota (and by extension the world) form the noble superhero team: The Dream League.
The Dream League RPG is an alternate universe Disney RPG. Disney characters are allowed, as well as specific Muppets and Studio Ghibli properties (please refer to the Acceptable Characters thread for more information).
Some of the heroes include Duck Avenger (Donald Duck), Dreamchild (Alice), the Masked Mallard (Scrooge McDuck), She-Wolf (San from Princess Mononoke), Sunshine (Princess Aurora), and Ragdoll [Sally]. Some of the villains include the Liquidator, Shere Khan, the Coachman, Boogie Man (Oogie Boogie), Quackerjack, Ice Pirate (Don Karnage), Puppet Master (Stromboli), and Snake Charmer (Kaa).
Don't ever give up, Dream League! Your biggest adventures are ahead of you!
Admins: Joseph (Dreamchild), Heffy (She-Wolf), and Jade Gryphon (Darkwing Duck).
The Dream League is rated PG-13. Before joining, please read the rules. Dream League does not have an application process, but at least one test post is required from every role-player. You may send your test post to an administrator, and you will be either allowed to join the RPG or be told to work on your test post some more. By registering, you agree to obey the rules, regulations, and administrators. The administrators have the right to intervene if there are any problems.