rules   FAIL TO IGNORE THE FOLLOWING RULES THERE WILL BE CONSEQUENCES.
1. RESPECT EVERYONE. No bullying, harassment, unnecessary arguments, or personal attacks. Friendly teasing is fine, but stop if someone is uncomfortable.
2. NO UNECESSARY DRAMA. If you have a personal issue with someone, handle it privately instead of bringing it into the group.
3. RESPECT BOUNDARIES. If someone ask you to stop joking about something or discussing a certain topic, STOP.
4. BE ACTIVE when you can. Nobody has to talk 24/7, but please participate occasionally so the GC doesn't become completely inactive. Unless, you had personally reached out to admin otherwise.
5. NO DISCRIMINATION. Racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or other hateful/discriminatory behavior will not be tolerated.
6. ABSOLUTELY NO NSFW/LEWD OR INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT
7. Don't intentionally exclude people or start arguments just to get a reaction.
8. Warnings will be given when appropriate. Repeatedly breaking rules may result in removal from the GC. Serious behavior may result in immediate removal.
9. MOST IMPORTANTLY: Have fun. This group is supposed to be a comfortable place for everyone to talk, joke around, and enjoy themselves. <3
  rp rules   THIS IS IMPORTANT TO READ TO RESPECT OTHER WRITERS WITHIN THE GROUP CHAT.
1. COMMUNICATION: Please communicate with your fellow writers when establishing major plots. DO NOT assume another writer will agree to your storyline or character involvement. Discuss *expectations, boundaries and plot developments.
2. CONSENT: Any storyline involving another writer's character must have their consent. This includes: betrayals, injuries, relationships or other life-changing events. DO NOT force another character into a storyline without the writer's permission. Writers have the RIGHT TO DECLINE A PLOT WITHOUT BEING PRESSUERED OR GUILT TRIPPING.
3. NO CONTROLLING: You may NOT dicate another character's actions, emotions, thoughts or decision without permission. Avoid writing predetermined outcomes that leave the other writer with no opportunity to respond.
4. NO GODMODDING: PLEASE DO NOT declare yourself immune to everything. DO NOT suddenly introduce new powers, immunities, transformations or unexplained power boosts simply to win a fight. If so, the character should at least have flaws and vulnerabilities whether physical, emotional, magical or otherwise. Characters should not conveniently have the perfect counter to every ability or situation—being exceptionally powerful does not exempt a character from injuries, setbacks, or defeat.
5. NO METAGAMING: Do not use information learned through OOC discussions to influence your character’s IC decisions unless there is an established in-story reason for them to know it. Respect secrets and revelations that other writers intend to develop gradually.
6. BE OPEN & COMPROMISE: Plotting is about creating a story together, not controlling every aspect of its outcome. Be willing to adjust ideas when another writer expresses concerns. Do not dismiss suggestions simply because they differ from your original vision. A good storyline allows everyone involved to contribute creatively.
7. RESPECT PLOTTING & AVAILABILITY: Not everyone will be available to plot or reply immediately. DO NOT spam, repeatedly tag, or pressure writers into participating.If someone needs to pause, postpone, or step away from a storyline, respect their decision.
8. AVOID MAKING THE PLOT REVOLVED AROUND YOUR CHARACTER: Every writer deserves opportunities to contribute to the story and experience meaningful character development. DO NOT constantly redirect group plots to center on your character—allow other characters to have their moments, achievements, and personal story arcs. Being the strongest or most important character should not be the goal of collaborative storytelling.
9. ADMINS WILL INTERVENE WHEN NECESSARY : Admins may step in when disagreements arise, boundaries are ignored, or a storyline begins disrupting the overall RP. All decisions should prioritize fairness, communication, and the enjoyment of the group.

  NOTE #1   Plotting is a collaborative experience, not a competition for attention or control.
Everyone has their own creative ideas, personal storylines, and character development they wish to explore. Please be considerate of one another and remember that your character is not the only one who matters.
You do not have to agree with every plot idea, and you should never feel obligated to participate in something that makes you uncomfortable.
At the same time, please be respectful when someone offers an idea or constructive feedback.
Creativity is encouraged. Communication is expected. Consent and respect are required.
Let’s work together to create memorable stories where everyone has the opportunity to shine!

  NOTE #2   Having a strong character is not a problem. The issue arises when a character becomes so overwhelmingly powerful that there are no meaningful challenges, consequences, or opportunities for other writers to participate.
Being powerful does not automatically make a character well-written, and losing a battle does not make a character weak.
Please respect your fellow writers and remember that roleplaying is about collaborative storytelling, not winning every encounter.

  PICK   So, which are you ? A wild teen or a mentor ?

RECRECRUITUNG ALL TEEN HEROES & VIGILANTES
Interested on joining a team of teen heroes and vigilantes ? Well, you have come to the right place !In this team, we cause chaos and endless headaches for our poor mentors, but at the end of the day, we always have each other's backs.

RECRECRUITING MENTORS Interested on training a team of teens? Are you up for the challenge?The teens are definitely going to need plenty of guidance and patience, as well as someone who's willing to protect them no matter what

  NOTE   Slots are limited as we try to avoid any repeat of characters. Original characters (OCs) are always welcome.

  notes   Hello there! Admin speaking here. If you're truly interested in joining or have any questions, please feel free to reach out through DMs. We'd be more than happy to help, and we hope to see you soon!