Kyro
Posts : 20
Join date : 2012-12-04
 | | Subject: Biography Rules Wed Dec 05, 2012 10:29 pm | |
| To get your biography approved, you must follow the following rules: 1) Everyone must use the entire biography template. However, you can add more to the template than what's given if you wish. 2) Histories are required, detailed histories. For characters with powers, you must include in your history how your character learned the power and how extensively they've trained it. The stronger it is or the harder the power is to obtain, the more you have to go into detail about learning the power and becoming proficient at using it. 3) You at least need two admins to approve you bio. Same with Staff member's bios (the poster doesn't count) 4) No rip-offs of famous actors, characters, games, ideas, etc. It's at the Staff's discretion to decide what a "rip-off" is, and how to deal with it. 5) No making characters that are hundreds of years old. Sorry, you never met Madara or shook hands with the first Hokage. 6) It's at the Staff's discretion to decide whether your character's requested species will be approved or not. Reasons a Biography might not be a Approved: - Spoiler:
1.Missing Background: One of the most common things that makes a biography unable to be approved is that a certain power, item, or something about the character goes unexplained. Until a biography is completely laid out, it will not be approved, and will remain as a WIP (Work in Progress).
2.Illogical Background: It’s possible that some things in a biography don’t add up. For example, a character’s parents being killed by Leaf ninja who were not provoked. The possibility of this is unlikely and illogical, and must be fixed.
3.OP Characters: Having many abilities can lead to a character having far too much power, however this doesn't mean every strong character will be disapproved.
4.Irresponsibility of the Player: Though not mentioned very often, there are some cases where a biography cannot be approved because of the player’s intentions. For example, a player should not create a powerful character for the sake of having a powerful character. The digression for checking a player’s validity lies strictly with the administration.
Credit to a person named Rabbit for the above.
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