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If you haven't made a character yet, you are still an entry level user, and I urge you to try out our Adopt a Newb program we have to help and assist new users through their first few weeks on the wiki.

You're new, you're going to make mistakes, it would be unrealistic to think that sitting down and reading every single one of our policies will keep that from happening. I'd suggest at least looking them over (see full policies here), as well as the full Guide. I'd suggest paying the most attention to any policies pertaining to creating characters, as those will be the most relevant to you as you start your journey here.

Time to get to work and get a character. You may adopt if there are any up for adoption that users are willing to adopt to you. Beyond that, you're only other choice is to create your own, which requires, being approved through claiming. The only type of characters that do not need to go through this claiming process are Animal Nymphs/Spirits, as they have a cookie cutter history you just copy. You can find them in the animal nymphs/spirits forum. Just find a free spot and sign up.

The claiming process is hardly an instant thing, the users here who help to work to keep this site active and running smoothly are all here on a volunteer basis and do this in our spare time. Please be patient with us, it could take hours or days before your claim is looked at. This is why I urge you to carefully read over all the information in creating characters and policies, because the less mistakes you make in your claim, the quicker it will be approved.

Once your character is approved, it is time to create a page for your character and a word bubble, the guide can help a bit here. If you have yet to find an image for your character, now is the time to do so.you need help with that, check out the Model Hunting Agency for assistance.

Once you have all that done, you're ready to roleplay. On this wiki we do that either in comments on other character pages and location pages, in the roleplay forum. There's still lots to do, see and lea our wiki, but these are the basics that should at least get you headed in the correct direction. If you have questions feel free to message someone from the our Admin team, or hop in chat to see if anyone on there can assist you.

A character may be put up for adoption at any time. To do so, simply go to the Adoption List and edit their name into the list, add the {{Adoption|user name}} template to their page. After that, either fix your section of the User/Character List yourself, or message an Admin for help. It is imperative that when someone adopts your character that you remember to move ownership on the User/Character List, otherwise it will be assumed the character is still yours. If you don't know how to do this, contact an administrator for help. Please do not roleplay them any more once they are up for adoption, otherwise they will still count as taking up one of your character spots. If they hold any titles, they will be stripped of the position. You may put one major character (i.e. demigods) up for adoption every two weeks. As far as minors, as there are no limits to how many you can have, there's no limits on how often you may put them up for adoption, within reason.

As this Wiki is based on the Percy Jackson books, which themselves were based on Greek Mythology, this wiki follows a basic and simple canon tier. 1. Our Policies 2. PJO Books 3. Greek Myths and 4. Real Life.

All the accounts a user controls will be treated as the same person. In short, registering another username does not allow someone to create a new identity for themselves: it won't allow a user to circumvent a block or vote more than once. It also won't allow a user to have more characters than they are allowed, that are detailed in the user levels policy. Being caught using a second account on our wiki, that wasn't declared, especially one used to circumvent policies or use in a malicious manner, will be an automatic permanent block from our wiki.

Quests and missions are important features on the wiki. They give us group roleplays and chances to not just develop our own characters, but to advance the overall story line on the wiki and to help build relationships with other characters. Quests are for campers and can either be personal quests based on things from a character's story line or past history, a rescue mission to save someone, a task presented to the character by a god/goddess, or perhaps other options I have yet to think of. They often involve a prophecy, especially if the task was given to them by a god. Missions are for Broken Covenant characters, like campers they can be personal missions based on a character's story line or past, or a rescue mission. However, they cannot be a task by a god, at least without permission from an Admin. They can also be specific tasks given to the character either by their faction leader, or by Heinrich himself, in order to further the plans of the Broken Covenant to war against the gods and all who stand in their way.

Now in general role play can be a lot of fun, but sometimes people may take things a little far, feeling like that because this is a fictional world that has been created, the real world rules of etiquette don't apply any more. This however is far from the case, there is a wide range of ages that participate here, and because of this we try to maintain a pg-13 atmosphere so all users feel welcome and comfortable role playing here. Aside from general rules of etiquette, we also have to have rules in place to keep things fair to all users involved, this involves having policies in place to ensure fair play by avoiding things like meta-gaming, godmodding and being generally OP with roleplay and characters.

Blogs are a popular feature on many wikis. Sometimes though, blogs can get out of hand. In general some level of common sense should be used with blogs, they should be appropriate, polite, on topic, they should have a point to them, and so forth. Some good reasons to create a blog might be to talk about a major event in your life like a birthday, or to announce a roleplay idea you'd like help with, or to announce having to go inactive. Bad reasons to make blogs would be things like asking for help with something (we have a Help forum for questions), just to say hi, roleplaying, or worse trying to do a roleplay that has nothing to do with our wiki, such as Pokemon.

Always remember to sign messages you leave on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~) This lets readers know who said what and makes discussions easier to follow. Signatures are also used for voting on things and in debates and various other things around the wiki, because of this it is important that they are properly coded and remain tasteful and appropriate. It would be better to have a boring signature, than to have one that is coded so poorly that it breaks the coding of everything around where it is used.

When discussions or debates take place, often the outcome might be holding a vote. Votes take place for a variety of reasons. When a vote is taking place, users will vote for one of the options. If the user chooses, he/she can give a reason why he/she votes for one. Some voting will be open to users level five and up, some only for rollbacks or higher. However, all users are entitled to adding their opinions under comments, even if they can't vote. Just because the vote may not count, doesn't mean your opinion shouldn't be heard or taken into consideration.

Have you made a page for your character yet? You should probably do that before you start roleplaying, find information on how to do that in the Guide, or just go ahead and enter your character's name in the box below and click "create a new character".

Have you made a word bubble for your character yet? You should probably do that before you start roleplaying, find information on how to do that in the Guide, or just go ahead and enter the name you want your word bubble to be called in the box below and click "make a word bubble".

A great way to find someone to roleplay with is to jump on in chat and ask around if anyone is bored and wants to roleplay, you could leave messages on people's talk pages as well, but asking in chat ensures they are on and probably a better chance they will be available to roleplay with you. Or maybe just start surfing around random character and location pages and starting a random roleplay, see if anyone responds back.

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One of the most common places to roleplay around here, is using your word bubble and rp'ing in the comment section of character and location pages. If you want to peruse those see Characters and Locations. Though please remember, because we have camp and the Broken Covenant, you should not roleplay Broken Covenant characters on camp locations, or camp characters on Broken Covenant locations. However, you may roleplay both camp and Broken Covenant Characters on the town locations.

Maybe you're a bit old school, or perhaps comments just don't load that well for you, in that case we have a training and regular roleplay forums that you can roleplay in. Feel free to check those out and have fun.

At some point, or while reading policies, you may come across the term metagaming and wonder what is is, why it's wrong, and how to avoid it. Metagaming is when you the user, out of character, knows something that your character 'in character' shouldn't know. For example, say that Wonder made a brand new character that just joined camp today, I the 'user' knows it's a new character, but my character probably shouldn't know that unless maybe they are from the same cabin. So if I started the roleplay with "Hey, you're new, welcome to camp." My character has no rationale reason to know that, so that is metagaming. A way to avoid that might be, "Hey, I don't remember seeing you around before, are you new or something?"

Godmodding is another term you may run across, this is an even more serious offence than metagaming is. Godmodding is when you directly take control of the actions of the user's character that you are roleplaying with. An example of this might be, say I'm roleplaying with Wonder's character Skylar, and I have my character make this move, Lynn grabs Skylar's sword out of his hand, then takes her dagger and swings it down, stabbing him deep into his right shoulder, and pushes him back forcing him to fall to the ground. Skylar is not my character, I had no right to take control like that. A better way to word that would have been, Lynn attempts to grab at Skylar's sword, in order to pull it out of his hand, while at the same time bringing her other arm down with her dagger, aiming at his right shoulder.

The best way to avoid godmodding is always making sure to use words like attempts to, aims at, tries to, etc. This leaves room for the user to decide exactly how their character will react and how much damage they will take.

Sometimes we use the term being OP to describe situations, roleplays or characters. Being OP in a roleplay could mean a few things, the most common would mean that you are constantly dodging attacks and taking zero damage, or even tiring. It's the most commonly used in fights, as in regular day to day rp's, problems with being OP rarely comes up. To avoid this in fights or training fights, try to balance your character. Make sure they take a realistic amount of damage and tires out as they progress in the fight.

Now if you want long term fun, and not a lot of short roleplays that can get boring over time. Try to come up with plots for your characters, it will not only serve to keep roleplay more interesting for you, but also in properly developing your character. For instance, maybe you have a character that is currently a snobby goody-two-shoes, maybe you'd like to teach them a lesson, come up with some fun plots to put them in their place. Think of it like directing a movie, or even a TV series, where each roleplay is a new episode in a much larger plot.

1. Archery Range
2. Armory
3. Armory/Airship
4. Armory/Stålstyrke Weaponry
5. Arts and Crafts Building
6. Beach
7. Category:Beach
8. Beach/Bonfire
9. Beach/Cliffs
10. Beach/Harbor
11. Beach/Ocean
12. Beach/Pier
13. Beach/Shore
14. Beach/Volleyball Courts
15. Category:Bedrooms
16. Category:Cabins
17. Camp Half-Blood Entrance
18. Camp Half Blood Training Arena
19. Category:Camp Locations Forum Roleplay
20. Campfire
21. Climbing Wall
22. Dining Pavilion
23. Category:Forest
24. Forest
25. Forest/Brook
26. Forest/Deep Forest
27. Forest/Entrance To Dark Cave
28. Forest/Entrance To Dark Cave/Dark Cave
29. Forest/Nymph Sanctuary
30. Forest/Pond
31. Forest/The Bethel
32. Gym
33. Gym/Dance Studio
34. Gym/Other Amenities
35. Gym/Pool
36. Gym/Weight Room
37. Gym/Yoga Room
38. Infirmary
39. Lake
40. Role-Play Location Index
41. Stables
42. Strawberry Fields
43. The Big House
44. The Big House/Attic
45. The Big House/Basement
46. The Big House/First Floor
47. The Big House/Second Floor
48. The Big House/Third Floor
49. The Mortuary
50. The Oracles' Cave
51. The Recording Studio
52. The Recording Studio/Dj Booth
53. Underworld
54. Vineyard
55. Vineyard/Tasting Room
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57. Category:Winter Solstice Locations

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2. Nearby Town
3. Category:Nearby Town
4. Nearby Town/Bookstore
5. Nearby Town/Bookstore/Adult Fiction
6. Nearby Town/Bookstore/Comic Books
7. Nearby Town/Bookstore/DVDs
8. Nearby Town/Bookstore/Manga
9. Nearby Town/Bookstore/Teen Fiction
10. Nearby Town/Coffee Shop
11. Nearby Town/Corner Store
12. Nearby Town/Hospital
13. Nearby Town/Minigolf
14. Nearby Town/Movie Theater
15. Nearby Town/Movie Theater/Arcade
16. Nearby Town/Park
17. Nearby Town/Park/Baseball Diamond
18. Nearby Town/Park/Courts
19. Nearby Town/Park/Fishing Pond
20. Nearby Town/Park/Grassy Field
21. Nearby Town/Park/Ice Rink
22. Nearby Town/Park/Playground
23. Nearby Town/Park/Skate Rink
24. Nearby Town/Plaza
25. Nearby Town/Plaza/McDonalds
26. Nearby Town/Plaza/Pizza Hut
27. Nearby Town/Plaza/Subway
28. Nearby Town/Post Office
29. Nearby Town/Pub
30. Nearby Town/Public Pool
31. Nearby Town/Restaurant 'La Lumiere'
32. Nearby Town/Zoo
33. Nearby Town/Zoo/Baby Animal Showcase
34. Road to Town
35. Role-Play Location Index
36. Shopping Mall
37. Shopping Mall/clothes
38. Shopping Mall/electronics
39. Shopping Mall/food
40. Shopping Mall/house
41. Shopping Mall/misc
42. Shopping Mall/shoes
43. Shopping Mall/sports

1. Category:BC Locations Forum Roleplay
2. Category:Bedrooms
3. Civitas Popularis
4. Heinrich Alten
5. Liberi Superum
6. Roleplay:Main Forum/BC Locations
7. Opus Superum
8. Ortu Justitiae
9. Role-Play Location Index
10. Archived:Sonia Neveu
11. The Sanctuary
12. The Sanctuary/Broken Covenant
13. The Sanctuary/Mountain Pond
14. The Sanctuary/Old Ruins
15. The Sanctuary/Prime Pillar
16. The Sanctuary/Prime Pillar/Dungeons
17. The Sanctuary/Prime Pillar/Forge
18. The Sanctuary/Proving Grounds
19. The Sanctuary/Veritum Unitum HQ/Library
20. The Sanctuary/Veritum Unitum HQ/Pool
21. Veritum Unitum

The Greek gods love to meddle with mortals and have kids, but they also have strict rules about what level of interference they are allowed to have in their children's lives. Unfortunately that leaves their children out in the world to fend for themselves, and with monsters sniffing them down to kill and even eat them, the world is a dangerous place for demigods. So the gods got together and made Camp a secret area hidden on Long Island New York, America.

The camp is protected with a barrier that monsters can't pass, and neither can mortal without permission from the camp director. Here at this special camp, demigods can either stay for summers and holidays, or year round, to train to fight, learn about what it means to be a demigod, meet other demigods and various mythological beings, go on quests, and above all else, be safe from harm while within the borders.

The Camp Director is Alexander the Great, well his soul trapped inside an Automaton at least, as his physical body died a very long time ago. He's been promised a place in Elysium if he agrees to be the camp director for a hundred or so years, he grudgingly agreed, but often has a short temper with the campers or ignores them entirely when he can.

Alexander the Great -Automaton / Demigod -Son of Zeus, Director of Camp Half-Blood He glares, "Can I help you with something?"

The nearby town, may not have a name, but it gives the Wiki a great neutral location where both Broken Covenant and Camp characters can be roleplayed without fear of capture or repercussions. It is a quaint town, not nearly as large as New York City, but large enough to have a variety of places to eat, things to do, and even a nice sized park to go play in.

Not many NPC's in town, but there is the local bartender/pub owner, Aiden. Just remember though, he cards, so if your character is under 21, he's good at spotting fake ID's.

Aiden -Child of None -O'Brein's Pub Bartender He looks you up and down, "Are you sure you're 21? You look 15..."

The Greek gods have a history of often being petty, vindictive, always arguing and fighting amongst themselves, and the demigods more often than not, end up in the cross fire. The Broken Covenant was founded by a man named Heinrich Alten, a demigod tired of being caught in the middle, tired of the gods petty ways, so he formed a group to fight against the gods, to put them in their place once and for all.

In general everyone within the group has their own personal reasons for joining, and there are also five distinct factions within the group that each have slightly different goals in mind for what should happen to the gods and who should rule.

Heinrich Alten is the founder and leader of the Broken Covenant, he approves all members prior to them asking for approval into individual factions.

Heinrich Alten ~ Leader of the Broken Covenant
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	Character's Bio  Age: ???  Height: ???  Weight: ???  Sexuality: ???  Relationship Status: N/A   Main Weapon: His weapons are unknown while his attire is a white hooded robe, and a set of black and gold armor complimented by a full-face mask.  – “???” Character's Powers  Powers of a Child of Hebe: Children of Hebe have the ability to force the effects of age upon a person for a short time; making them feel pain and cause their movements to be slow and sedated. Children of Hebe can become temporarily changed during battle and become even stronger and quicker in combat than they were before, for a short time. Children of Hebe can become resistant to all types of physical attacks for a short time. Children of Hebe can cause an opponent to feel aching bones and muscles for a short time. Children of Hebe are innately stronger and faster due to their slow aging. Children of Hebe have an innately faster rate of healing than other people. Children of Hebe always have an unlimited supply of Ambrosia, even if none is on them at the time, they can create it out of nothing Children of Hebe can restore energy to a weakened person and heal some minor wounds. Children of Hebe are able to curse someone with being very young children again, this has the potential to cause the victim a feeling of being lost, helpless and often leading to fits of crying, this only lasts for a short time and drains the user considerably. Children of Hebe have the ability to strike someone with a curse of old age for a short time; however, the person will not only feel old, they will become old and be unable to fight or even defend themselves, this also drains the user for a considerable time while using the power Children of Hebe can bless water to have the effects of allowing whomever drinks it to feel young again for a short time, their appearance may also take on a more youthful appearance for as long as the effects last. These children age slower than normally, beginning around the age of 12, and retain a youthful appearance far longer than most.
Owned by: Admins & Crats ~ Posted on: He looks up from his papers, "Do you need help with something?"

Once you have reached level four you can lead a quest, you may join quests as a regular quest member at level three. Quests can be about anything from something to do with your character's personal history/events, rescuing a friend or loved one, a task bestowed upon them by their god parent or another god through a dream, a mission against the Broken Covenant, or perhaps something else. Quests require at least 2 to 6 users in order to count as an official quest.

Missions for the Broken Covenant are a lot like Camp Quests. Once you have reached level four you can lead a mmission, you may join missions as a regular quest member at level three. Missions can be about anything from something to do with your character's personal history/events, rescuing a friend or loved one, a task bestowed upon them by their faction leader or Heinrich the leader of the Broken Covenant, a mission against Camp or the gods, or perhaps something else. Missions require at least 2 to 6 users in order to count as an official Mission.

If you have a character that has been at camp for over a month, then perhaps you'd like to try your hand at challenging for either Lt or Head counsellor positions in your character's cabin... In order to challenge, aside from your character having had to have been made for at least a month now, if the person you are challenging has led a quest, then your character also needs to have led a quest. Once you are prepared to challenge you leave a note of intent in character on the cabin page and character's page who currently holds the position, then an out of character note on the user who owns the character's talk page. Then just make the forum, and you're good to go.

The training arena is a place that you can pair off with other users, as many times and as often as you want, to train for fights and battles. The only real rules here are to follow the roleplay policies, beyond that, have fun!

A lot of people enjoy roleplaying in comments on location or character pages, but if you are tired of waiting for comments to load or just want a change, check out the roleplay forum for a bit.

This is a coming soon/wip type of project, if you'd like to learn more about it, contact Slay.... The general idea of it will be much like the regular training forum, but here the cabins got together that have powers to create miniature versions of monsters, so that campers can train against them and get a better feel for how to fight the monsters they might encounter outside of camp.