Violence

[close] It has been 200 years of fighting - and the fighting may never end. Those of the technology kingdom, under the Emperor Julius, and those of the fantasy kingdom have been at war, and things are tenser than ever. There are vampires and men who wield electrically charged staffs - all in the same universe. Luckily, this pointless fighting is not approved by all. Neutral citizens refuse to take either side and spend their time living in either realm with low paying jobs. Resistance citizens pose as one or the other, but rebel against the war and have a secret plan to end it all. How will this all play out? All types of roleplay are permitted. WAR to ROMANCE *The ruler of the fantasy empire is yet to be decided. This RP is friendly to Goodreads users of all ages. Our mods will make sure all talk is clean and we will work to make sure that this community stays awesome by listening to your suggestions. Please note that, as this is a war roleplay, there will be some violence.

[close] This group is about reviews of fan work dedicated as a tribute to the Linkin Park music band life's work to date written by Tomas Cudzis, of which the author's inspiration had come from. The purpose is to give him feedback and help him refine his work.

[close] Established in 1856 in the United States, 1778 in the U.K. The Culling Game was originally made to have the most Ruthless criminals fight to the death in a free for all battle royal. In a world governed by Magic, the crime rates skyrocketed as Supernatural abilities evolved. Thus, they created the culling game. The Winner of the culling game not gets to live, but get released from prison, get's to own a piece of land, and make a fortune. They would also be granted immunity from the law. So any more crime? Can't go to Jail. This isn't showned to the mass population. Only the ultra wealthy(including government officials, Politicians and the president. Sometimes foreign leaders are allowed to visit and spectate.) and the Celebrities are able to witness this bloody sport.

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