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badfic_ooc2012-08-06 02:10 am
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Plot Post! High School
Well Manorites! This for the next two weeks you all get the pleasure of being stuck in everyone's favorite place EVER. High school. That's right, come Monday morning the residents of the manor will wake up in boarding-school dorm rooms, either aged up or down to a high school age physically. Whether they're fully reverted to that age mentally/in personality and memories is MUN option; people will know enough to have a clue what they should be doing and what's going on, but it's not a full AU - you know where you're from and there isn't really a good explanation for why you went from the Manor, or wherever else, to high school. Their wardrobes will be replaced solely with school uniforms and pajamas. The only way to remain the proper age free of uniforms is if the character has assumed the role of 'teacher', in which case you are more of less forced to teach. Should characters try to skip out on classes they will find their luck getting worse and worse until they make attendance- however there is no punishment for bad behavior in class for either party.
Manorites will be nerfed and mostly turned human, with lethal weapons confiscated for the duration of the event, but the extent of the nerfs/changes is MUN option - you can go full-bore "Normal human teenager/teacher" or keep things mostly functional if unable to blow things up. There's nothing wrong to use powers to misbehave, so long as it loses lethal ability. As for being turned human, it is again mostly up to mun decision just how human they get so long as they're able to navigate the school and are, well, basicaly human - you can be a weird looking human, as long as you're human. Weapons that only stun are also fair game, as are improvised weapons (brooms, chairs, shoes), and there is also the foolproof option of just punching the jerk in the face.
The NPCs that fill up the rest of the student body will be far more interactive and animated than most have to date. They will act like your typical students, and have formed typical cliques, though cliques might have been exaggerated to stereotypes (the 'popular' crowd consists of ditzy blonds with massive boobs, the 'emo' crowd sits on the back steps smoking and writing bad poetry all day, etc.). You can feel free to Godmod them for the most part.
The weather will be a bit hot, but clear and mild, enough that it's not a horrible trial to be out on the grounds; there's a wall around the grounds and attempting to leave will find you suddenly face to face with The Fourth Wall - for this plot, it's only visible when you're within about a ten yards of it, but it's about ten yards away from the wall in any direction, and will appear as some kind of opaque barrier that goes straight up as far as you can see like a photo-printed backdrop of a landscape with a town in the distance. (From within school grounds, it looks like there's a pleasant forested area with some kind of medium-sized modern central European-looking town - tile roofs and some older architecture and all.)
Manorites will be nerfed and mostly turned human, with lethal weapons confiscated for the duration of the event, but the extent of the nerfs/changes is MUN option - you can go full-bore "Normal human teenager/teacher" or keep things mostly functional if unable to blow things up. There's nothing wrong to use powers to misbehave, so long as it loses lethal ability. As for being turned human, it is again mostly up to mun decision just how human they get so long as they're able to navigate the school and are, well, basicaly human - you can be a weird looking human, as long as you're human. Weapons that only stun are also fair game, as are improvised weapons (brooms, chairs, shoes), and there is also the foolproof option of just punching the jerk in the face.
The NPCs that fill up the rest of the student body will be far more interactive and animated than most have to date. They will act like your typical students, and have formed typical cliques, though cliques might have been exaggerated to stereotypes (the 'popular' crowd consists of ditzy blonds with massive boobs, the 'emo' crowd sits on the back steps smoking and writing bad poetry all day, etc.). You can feel free to Godmod them for the most part.
The weather will be a bit hot, but clear and mild, enough that it's not a horrible trial to be out on the grounds; there's a wall around the grounds and attempting to leave will find you suddenly face to face with The Fourth Wall - for this plot, it's only visible when you're within about a ten yards of it, but it's about ten yards away from the wall in any direction, and will appear as some kind of opaque barrier that goes straight up as far as you can see like a photo-printed backdrop of a landscape with a town in the distance. (From within school grounds, it looks like there's a pleasant forested area with some kind of medium-sized modern central European-looking town - tile roofs and some older architecture and all.)