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This week we are focusing on the topic of diversity and how it applies to your writing. For this article, your panelists from the week 1 Live Characterization Discussion Panel are back to share out views with you. What are diverse characters, and what does it mean to have diversity in your stories? DamonWakes (https://www.deviantart.com/damonwakes) It’s hard to pin down exactly what diverse characters are because nobody, fictional or otherwise, can be diverse on their own. An individual character in a book might be considered to contribute to the diversity of fictional characters in general--by representing a minority that’s underrepresented in fiction as a whole--bu

Species rules (updated) Demons are biologically male. If a member leaves the group for any reason, still must credit me for the species when you post anything with your demon so I can see it. Cannot add traits without asking, Any huge redesign must be re-approved by Me, or my mods!.   If members have a problem please talk to me and my mods! (message us through notes, or Skype or Discord please) If a member no longer wants their demon, they can sell it (not for more then they got it for) talk to the mods for more information! if its a free myo the demon cannot be sold but only traded. 

❖ Elomimi are kemonomimi Eliore! Basically half-human half-eliore subspecies that exist when a human and an eliore have a child ❖ The only main difference is that elomimi have humanoid skin tons and no-to-minimal markings. ❖ If they do have markings, they resemble tattoos. ❖ They have regular human feet which differs from the dainty paws of the anthro Eliore ❖ Elomimi can levitate and absorb lunar energy likes any other Eliore but cannot assume transparency or shapeshift. ❖ Elomimi also have elongated lifespans but not to the extent of their anthro counterparts. 500yr old Elomimi would be considered

This is a copy-paste (with some additions) from my Tumblr blog (http://spaztique.tumblr.com/), but it must be reposted. Twilight of the Hakurei, the club-wide comic tennis/RP (http://walfasstationwagon.deviantart.com/gallery/41877816), is turning out just as I suspected: AMAZINGLY. However, one thing that really astounds me is how well the character system is working. If you're not familiar, it's simply this: 1. Pick the character's biggest strength that affects other people. Note the key phrase, "that affects other people." For example, "He's really good at cooking," is not a strength: that's just a regular skill that only applies to one a