What are some good RP ideas? | Julian Caesar Blanco

Julian Caesar Blanco is from California, United States. He is so passionate about past history. Julian had done so many plays that were based on historical movement. One thing that many creators know is that fun to have a character and a different universe to work with, but what's the point if you do not have anything to do with them? Many people turn to roleplay as a fun way to use characters, whether they are native or from a fandom. Should this fun escape for many people, but what happens when you run out of ideas to do? This is a terrible place to be in. So here are some different ideas play a role plots.

Guardian Angel
Person A has had many near-death experiences in their life. They should be dead but it's as if something is protecting them. Then they meet Person B, their guardian angel.


Vampire Prince
Person A is a vampire Prince. They ruled the kingdom and sit on thrones, but it all with reluctance. Every year sacrifices were brought from a nearby village to The Vampire royalty. They took the B and bring them to the castle.
From here you can go in the direction you want! Person A can turn someone into a vampire B, person A can have compassion on them and send them back to the village, or perhaps even keep the B as a pet or something of the like. this one is very open so just have fun with it!


Mental Hospital Patient/ Doctor
Person A is a mental hospital patient, put there for any reason you'd like. So far nobody has been able to make progress with Person A. That is until Person B comes along. This one is good if you like getting deep into characters and their relations with others.


Western Universe
Person A is riding along the outskirts of their ranch when they see Person B on the ground. Person B has been shot and will soon bleed to death if they aren't helped. I left this one fairly open too. Does Person A take the risk and help Person B? What will it cost them if they do?



Werewolf Universe
I don't really have anything specific for this one. I feel it's a bit of an oldie but goodie. Similar to the Vampire one there are a lot of ways you could go. Are they both werewolves? Is one human? Does one of them get turned and the other has to deal with it? Are there two werewolf packs fighting? There are just so many possibilities with this one, just go for it.

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