Dream

[close] In understanding ourselves, in what makes us tick, we can enjoy richer and more fullfilling lives. Increasing our self knowledge we can set better goals and reach our dreams more quickly.

[close] This RP is based on a story written by me personally with copyright law in place. I'm attempting to create a saga and may even ask about using certain characters designed by creative people such as yourself. In this world, there are four linked realities; Mortaea, Heaven, Hell, and the dream world, commonly referred to as The Fade, which connects the realities to each other. Magic exists, though is restrained by where the energy comes from as well as consequences for certain uses.

[close] To outsiders, these wolves look normal. But those who know the wolves for what they are, know that they are much more than what they seem… The main founding packs: Fαℓcση Pαcк These wolves prefer to use skill rather than strength or brain power. Average-sized, they are helpful, but fierce in battle. They have a siren-like howl, that, with practice, can be used to lure prey to them. Some wolves of this pack can also use their siren howls to control other wolves and predators, but they have to learn which howl song can do what and practice at it. Eαgℓє Pαcк These wolves are large and strong. They are cunning, anger easily, and are quick to pick a fight to prove their point. They are strong normally, but when riled, they are nearly unstoppable. This enhanced strength begins to manifest at 6 months, and they must learn to control it, else they become a danger to their pack and themselves. Oωℓ Pαcк These wolves are small and agile. They have quick wits, and are very hard to anger. They often hide in shadows, and have empathic and telepathic abilities. These abilities must be practiced to be mastered. Pups start out with slight empathic skills that must be nurtured. As they learn to control their empathic powers, telepathic powers will begin to surface and they must learn how to control and grow them too.

[close] Dreampunk is a sci-fi/fantasy subgenre that asks the question "Is this real?" and then follows up with "What does that even mean anyway?" Alice in Wonderland would be the prototypical example, but any anti-authoritarian investigation into the nature of dreams, reality, the self, and the universe might qualify. Good examples include the works of Philip K. Dick, Haruki Murakami, and Neil Gaiman. The aesthetic is somewhere in the neighborhood of The Sandman, Scott Pilgrim, and Over the Garden Wall.