This is the auto-generated OOC topic for the roleplay "Mass Effect: On the Edge"

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That's perfectly fine by me. Although I'm not limiting characters to being all human. Villayn and his two lieutenants are turians after all. Send in your character sheet when you're ready.

Howdy everyone! You still accepting?

We are. Just be sure to read the rules and submit a character profile if you're interested. I'll discuss all new applications with my team of veteran writers.

I'm currently working on gaining access to my abilities to send PM's, so if you're waiting on me to respond to something, bear in mind that it's because my account is still new enough to be pin-pointed for additional screening. Everyone has to do their part to fight terrorism, right?

Also, I'll be sure to hook everyone that is interested in joining up with the original publications-so-far of On the Edge... once the po-po realizes I'm not even from the Middle East... and that I actually kill terrorists, rather than sleep with them.

Boy, talk about racial profiling there, right?

Oh GW, you so racist.

Mention me, and I'll kill you in your sleep with a battleaxe.

Try it, GC. Try it.

The Introduction tab now includes a link to the entire original publications of Mass Effect: On the Edge. I've temporarily dubbed this file "First Season", though I honestly cannot say where a supposed "season" would end if there was ever a "first". The file is saved as a docx and can be opened using Microsoft Word or most conventional word processors. The entire document consists of 354 pages (single-spaced, 11pt Calibri font) and 204,054 words. Not to brag or anything, but a standard novel is at least 30,000 words, and Stephen King's "standard" is 45,000 words. I believe its safe to say that my authors and I have blown those standards out of the water.

Now, as a warning, the "posts" have not been organized in a manner that reveals the authors of the posts. The entire document is a continuous story, using only simple gray line breaks to show either momentary lapses in time, or definitive transitions between original posts. There are no fancy chapter titles, or page numbers. In the future, I might upload a more "pretty" document for your reading pleasure. For now... that's too much work.