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The Tragedy of Fairforest

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Fairforest has now been nuked. For the next 24-ish hours, there will be no roleplay active on my blog. (Moment of silence for our fallen elf traitors.)

I will, of course, take this moment to advertise the Edge of Space roleplay, by providing a list of ways it'll be better than the Fairforest roleplay!


  1. Year-Round
    1. It's not just half a year this time; it's a full year!
  2. Character Customization
    1. In the Fairforest Roleplay, I just placed down boxes and you made your character entirely yourself. This can be way less limiting and even more fun, but it's also difficult and takes a bit of thinking. "Edge of Space" has 5 preset races, however, that you can choose from! (Have to choose from, more accurately.) This may be a con for you, but for me, who doesn't wanr to ponder exactly what kind of character to create, it's nice.
  3. No Politics
    1. The Fairforest Roleplay had a political conflict: the aftermath of the war. But this "Edge of Space" roleplay has no such thing! Now we can obey the blog rules while roleplaying! Yay!
  4. No Superpowers
    1. I must admit, superpowers are incredibly hard to balance, and misbalanced powers leave a bad taste in my mouth. The last roleplay certainly failed to prove to be an exception. This new roleplay, however, has no powers, so while it is still unbalanced, it has nothing to do with an individual's ability.
  5. Enjoy Star Wars or Star Trek?
    1. If Star Wars, then you will love "Edge of Space"! If Star Trek, I don't know, I haven't seen those movies, yet. If neither...COME FOR THE COMMUNITY! :D

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