I can play either, although I think I'd prefer the knight if that's alright with you. :3 I don't mind playing the prince/king if you'd rather play the knight, however.

Well, I do best with rough and tumble characters, but I can play the prince. Either would be fine with me. ^_^

Well be my guest, then. XD Which situation did you think would be best? Or if you have another idea, I'm all the willing to hear that, too.

Well, I was thinking maybe something less-dramatic than a prince's wife-to-be getting killed resulting in the knight getting banished. XD

I'm trying to think of a situation where they could be together enough to actually fall in love with each other...

Sorry it took me so long to reply- I got caught up in several holloween events.

As for getting back to cravings I'd like to take you up on the Greco-Roman. I've had this idea of either doing a young soldier x mentor sort of thing, or if you mind this style a rome set slave master sanario.

if you're not already full.

Originally Posted by PsychoFerret

Well I prefer fantasy-based stuff, and I'm always up for modern fantasy and such as well. I.e. Elves and other strictly fantasy or supernatural beings stuck into a modern or realistic world. So I'm all for that sort of thing. I got started on vampires by Anne Rice, and most of mine are now a conglomeration of a bunch of different vampire things I've read, but mostly influenced by White Wolf's Vampire: The Masquerade game.

Sorry it took me so long to get back. DX I went away for the weekend and then school was like, "Have some work!"
Anymoose, I love mythical creatures in modern settings. I think the whole sneaking around thing is kind of fun. ^^;
Ah, I'm glad to hear you've read Anne Rice. Last person I mentioned that to had no idea what I was talking about. ._. Mine are heavily influenced by Interview With a Vampire (no rockstar vampires or music raising anyone from the dead XD;; ) and my own ideas of what vampires would be like if they existed. I've never actually ready The Masquerade Game...^^;
But it definitely seems like we're gearing more towards fantasy creatures. O: Good-bye, pathetic humans!