Application
Make sure you've read the rules. There aren't that many of them, though I do tend to babble a bit when writing them. Check the Harry Potter Lexicon for any existing information on your character. (You can exclude events from OotP and HBP when figuring their personalities. E-mail the application to us when done.
Player Information
Name: Or preferred alias.
E-mail: Something that you don't mind us and other players using to contact you if need be.
Instant Messengers: Again, any you don't mind us or other players contacting you on.
Experience: Not necessary, but nice to know.
Character Information
Name: (You've checked the Character List to make sure they're available, right?)
Age/Birthdate: It'd be nice to see their zodiac sign match up to their personalities. Try this site:Basic Sign Personalities.
PB: Remember the rule and check the Taken PB list. If you're playing a character featured in the movies, and are choosing a different PB, tell me why.
Basic Personality:
Hobbies:
Example Journal Entry: An entry as your character would write it. It can be about anything, serious, silly, or just a random day-in-the-life.
Example Roleplay Entry: Write a paragraph or two showing how you'll play your character. Third-person, past tense only. You may borrow another character for your example.
Player Information
Name: Or preferred alias.
E-mail: Something that you don't mind us and other players using to contact you if need be.
Instant Messengers: Again, any you don't mind us or other players contacting you on.
Experience: Not necessary, but nice to know.
Character Information
Name: (You've checked the Character List to make sure they're available, right?)
Age/Birthdate: It'd be nice to see their zodiac sign match up to their personalities. Try this site:Basic Sign Personalities.
PB: Remember the rule and check the Taken PB list. If you're playing a character featured in the movies, and are choosing a different PB, tell me why.
Basic Personality:
Hobbies:
Example Journal Entry: An entry as your character would write it. It can be about anything, serious, silly, or just a random day-in-the-life.
Example Roleplay Entry: Write a paragraph or two showing how you'll play your character. Third-person, past tense only. You may borrow another character for your example.