Gildarts' Question

[Gildarts]

Kind of have a question about American Horror story (a tv show) and how pulling a character from there would effect character slots/accounts.

In this show, every season there are new characters played by the same actors. So example here: Jason was a teacher and loving father, next season he is a orphaned boy. Different name, different memories. If someone wanted to pull "Jason" from their canon would it classify as an OC if they were pulled from a "season" that doesn't exist, or would they have to use their account characters / switch characters to write as this person.

>if you need me to elaborate I will. It's kind of confusing.

[Gildarts]

Kind of have a question about American Horror story (a tv show) and how pulling a character from there would effect character slots/accounts.

In this show, every season there are new characters played by the same actors. So example here: Jason was a teacher and loving father, next season he is a orphaned boy. Different name, different memories. If someone wanted to pull "Jason" from their canon would it classify as an OC if they were pulled from a "season" that doesn't exist, or would they have to use their account characters / switch characters to write as this person.

>if you need me to elaborate I will. It's kind of confusing.

Bump on this one

[Daniel]

So, are you wanting this as an NPC/ NPC Prime or a character?

[Gildarts]

Prime or NPC prime. They also could inherit new memories and a new name when/ every time they die.

[Daniel]

OH So you want them to become a completely different person (memory and personality wise) every-time they resurrect?

[Gildarts]

D= yeahhhhh

[Daniel]

Well, from an RP perspective I don't see that being a problem. We already lose our memories (or, at least, they become hazy), so if you want to RP them as developing a different personality after death, that should be fine.

As for being an OC, I'm going to say no. They are still 'Jason', but just with a different set of memories. Which would happen in the show anyway, you've just got a little creative freedom for what kind of memories you want to give them.