→ The amazing
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pitterpat created
quidditch_mods, and I had the honor of playing in the 2016 version of the game. In that time I have grown to love the characters and how they have developed, so much so that I have a gigantic
unwritten list of things I want to write about these characters-- both events that occurred during the game that were amazing and I just didn't have the time to do, and stuff that happened before and after the game's events.
→ With that in mind,
Interludes was created. This is not a game. I suppose you could call it a group psl, but it's not really that (although I hope that people will write together). But more than that it's sort of like a fan-site? A place for graphics and lyrics and stories from all kinds of story-arcs that had the potential to develop because of QV. And to not follow a linear flow. Maybe even spawn some AU-lines.
→ This isn't a place of rules and structure, for the most part. It's not an official anything, other than the fact that the characters were a part of the Quidditch Village Tournament at some point. Membership is open, so if you'd like to join me in this creative adventure please feel free. The only thing I ask is that post the application/bio you will be using in this journal, so there can be a quick reference for players. Especially since a lot of our journals get re-used in many games- it's easier to refer to if they're all under the application tag in this journal.
→ Memes for these characters are encouraged to be posted here, to further explore all the aspects of character development in one collaborative setting.
→ This is a one-stop community, so use tags to let people know if posts are IC, OOC, Open for tags or not.
→ Character List.
→ This isn't likely to be a community that's always active, and that's OK. It's more a place to explore these characters when/if you have the time- either by sharing stuff you've created individually, or by coming together to write scenes/journals/other communications/etc. I guess you could call it a "bring your own plot" environment.
