Post by Admin on Jun 5, 2013 16:24:14 GMT -5
Yes while we do value every character that is claimed and taken here, there a few important ones needed to influence the roleplay story line and keep it moving.
Ancient Rome-For this site's purpose, he is a powerful mafia boss and alcohol dealer within New York, if not the most powerful. Who would give up the chance to play as a goofy, charming yet deadly Italian mob leader?
Lovino and Feliciano Vargas-Rome's two grandsons. (Or sons since I will allow this to be altered.) They are his right hand men and play a huge role in their grandfather's moonshine business, carrying out his orders and sometimes even doing his dirty work. Come and get em' while their available!
Germania-A wealthy and highly reputed business man within New York City who somehow found himself doing business with the shady Italian mobster. Often does all the serious financial work that his partner would never bother with.
Ludwig and Gilbert Beilschmidt-Germania's grandsons. (Or sons, again allowing this to be altered.) Whoever claims them will have more freedom than say, the Italian brothers-but they still have plenty of roleplaying potential!
Ancient Rome-For this site's purpose, he is a powerful mafia boss and alcohol dealer within New York, if not the most powerful. Who would give up the chance to play as a goofy, charming yet deadly Italian mob leader?
Lovino and Feliciano Vargas-Rome's two grandsons. (Or sons since I will allow this to be altered.) They are his right hand men and play a huge role in their grandfather's moonshine business, carrying out his orders and sometimes even doing his dirty work. Come and get em' while their available!
Germania-A wealthy and highly reputed business man within New York City who somehow found himself doing business with the shady Italian mobster. Often does all the serious financial work that his partner would never bother with.
Ludwig and Gilbert Beilschmidt-Germania's grandsons. (Or sons, again allowing this to be altered.) Whoever claims them will have more freedom than say, the Italian brothers-but they still have plenty of roleplaying potential!