The Great Grey is a laid-back 3-3-3 historical roleplay based in London during the late Victorian era for writers who are 21+. We are an upbeat and active group of friends with an eye toward emphasizing kindness and having fun writing our silly fake people together.

Newbie FAQ | Application | Open Canons & Wanted

TGG has:

• A pressure-free and warmly-welcoming community of players
  
• No per-post word count requirement
  
• Very easy AC designed for flexibility
  
• Monthly opt-in events
  
• A safe and affirming space for LGBTQ+ players and characters
  
• Players from all over the world

Shroudweavers is an original fantasy forum, set in a dynamic and diverse world. We encourage our members to experiment with genre and mood, and you'll find everything from slice-of-life, to romance, to grim fantasy horror. Bring new ideas to the setting and help build our codex through play. Our focus is not just on crafting great stories, but also on fostering a welcoming community of writers. Movie nights, writing jam sessions, and prompt events are hosted regularly.

Our setting draws inspiration from classic fantasy novels and the RPG games we grew up playing. We believe representation matters, and the world we're building together reflects our diverse player base.

The Great Grey is a laid-back 3-3-3 historical roleplay based in London during the late Victorian era for writers who are 21+. We are an upbeat and active group of friends with an eye toward emphasizing kindness and having fun writing our silly fake people together.

TGG has:

• A pressure-free and warmly-welcoming community of players
  
• No per-post word count requirement
  
• Very easy AC designed for flexibility
  
• Monthly opt-in events
  
• A safe and welcoming space for LGBTQ+ players and characters
  
• Players from all over the world

The Great Grey is a laid-back 3-3-3 historical roleplay based in London during the late Victorian era for writers who are 21+. We are an upbeat and active group of friends with an eye toward emphasizing kindness and having fun writing our silly fake people together.

TGG is:

• Welcoming and player-positive
  
• Word count free
  
• Easy to meet activity for
  
• Always running opt-in events
  
• Semi-private and a judgement-free zone
  
• A safe and welcoming community for LGBTQ+ players and characters
  
• Delighted to welcome players from any country

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

The Great Grey is a laid-back 3-3-3 historical roleplay based in London during the late Victorian era for writers who are 21+. We are an upbeat and active group of friends with an eye toward emphasizing kindness and having fun writing our silly fake people together.

TGG is:

• Welcoming and player-positive
  
• Word count free
  
• Easy to meet activity for
  
• Hyped for all types of Victorian-based historical stories
  
• A safe and welcoming community for LGBTQ+ players and characters
  
• Delighted to welcome players from any country

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The Great Grey is a laid-back 3-3-3 historical roleplay based in London during the late Victorian era for writers who are 21+. We are an upbeat and active group of friends with an eye toward emphasizing kindness and having fun writing our silly fake people together.

TGG is:

• Welcoming and player-positive
  
• Word count free
  
• Easy to meet activity for
  
• Hyped for all types of Victorian-based historical stories
  
• A safe and welcoming community for LGBTQ+ players and characters
  
• Delighted to welcome players from any country

The Great Grey is a laid-back historical roleplay based in London during the late Victorian era for writers who are 21+. We are an upbeat and active group of friends with an eye toward emphasizing kindness and having fun writing our silly fake people together.

TGG is:

• Welcoming and player-positive
  
• Word count free
  
• Easy to meet activity for
  
• Hyped for all types of Victorian-based historical stories
  
• A safe and welcoming community for LGBTQ+ players and characters
  
• Delighted to welcome players from any country

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

When Tevinter heard word that a powerful mage might destroy the Veil; upheave the Fade, they feared for their magics... and so, a barrier spell was crafted — and a new way of life came to be. It was not uncommon before the barrier to call Tevinter a dictatorship, but with the arrival of earth and magic to keep the Tevene people in and all of Thedas out... that only became worse. From 9:44 Dragon until 9:50 Dragon, the Tevinter people have been locked behind a barrier, living under a military regime that favored mages and used non-mages in menial labor and the military.
But the barrier is gone now, and so is the Black Divine...

Things are starting to change.

Where do you fit in?

Communitywise/OOC:

LGBTQIA+ friendly.
Polyam friendly.
Disability friendly.
ESL friendly
No word count.
Community is active.
Many canon roles and franchise roles available.
Original characters encouraged.
Custom classes/specializations.
Voting on big site decisions.
No micromanagement.
Simple D&D dice system used for combat.
Choices matter and can change the world.
Many want ads and connections.
Site shop is active.
No experience with the games is needed.
Easy-to-write application.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.

Every world in the multiverse is set on a collision course with the others. When the reality of one planet spills into another, the effects can be catastrophic - just ask the Travelers. Since the beginning of time, these protectors of the multiverse have witnessed the rise and fall of worlds and fought tirelessly to combat the Traversal Events that threaten this natural cycle.

But they are losing this war. With the breaches of reality growing ever more dangerous and their own numbers dwindling dangerously low, the Travelers have begun to race toward their seemingly inevitable demise, a future they will do anything to prevent. Meanwhile, the multiverse that they so desperately defend marches on without them: infinite worlds, each with their own struggles, utterly unaware of their protector's plight or that their very reality could rip itself apart at any moment.