Dead Cell Asylum - an asylum/town rpg |

» Hello and welcome to Subterfuge. It's a nice little town off of the coast of Washington named Almira, the dogs here come from all corners and walks of life. As the human population is small here, they don't get in the way much and many places are abandoned even in town. While some dogs are owned by the people here and town, and roam freely, many are strays and roam as they please. The humans have little concern about it, however be on the look out for the dog catcher! We're an intermediate dog roleplay, with a minimum word count of 300. We hope you enjoy your stay!

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Year one.
Season: Summer Temperatures: 65° - 90°

The weather has finally warmed up in our cozy little town. The sun is shinning almost daily, but don't hold it to it. Every now and then the clouds decide to show their faces. It's a great time to make a trip down to the beach or the lake and cool off with some friends.

Weather Alerts! With the warming weather, dry thunderstorms are a threat right now. They can also pose a threat to possible forest fires. Keep a look out!

Dead Cell Asylum - an asylum/town rpg Aug 8, 2013 16:09:11 GMT

Post by DCA STAFF on Aug 8, 2013 16:09:11 GMT

RELEASE ME!
DEAD CELL ASYLUM.

i try to hide from the unholy sound of it
another day gone
another night's dawn
dark forces pull me underground
and never went away completely

welcome to i won't see you tonight, an asylum rpg that
takes place in the fictional town of derkland, new jersey. this
is a literate rpg, with the word count being 200 words per in
character post, but the bios are rather simple and look smexy.
so why don't you look around? i'm sure you'll fit in. after all,
we're all insane.

PSYCHIATRISTS: you never know when someone isn't properly licensed.
NURSES: we may have just misplaced the papers that had their written permission for some of our more dramatic treatments.
GUARDS: those bruises could have easily come from falling down the stairs, right?
LEVEL ONE PATIENTS: most have been completely brainwashed into thinking that they're better but some know they need to lie their way out of here.
LEVEL TWO PATIENTS: still as crazy as the day they got here, many have problems with resisting the staff, and many are still breaking the rules.
LEVEL THREE PATIENTS: want out of this hellhole and know the truth about what goes on here.
ISOLATION PATIENTS: you can clearly hear the screams and near animalistic sounds coming from the isolation unit.
LOCALS: some of them were once patients here and know all of the asylum's secrets.