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@rpclefairy
here’s a little introduction for my pinned post !
i’m just a regular pink moon alien fairy you may refer to as clefairy (she/her), though you may know me as cherry if we are mutuals ♡
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prompts / roleplay formatter / commissions blog
more random sentence starters.
“that version of me is gone.”
“this changes nothing.”
“i was counting on it.”
“watch me.”
“it wasn’t like this before.”
“i can’t pretend anymore.”
“it’s a promise.”
“say it again.”
“don’t do this.”
“you’re late.”
“this is your last chance.”
“i made my choice long ago.”
“it was over the moment you left.”
“i had to see it for myself.”
“i’ve made worse mistakes than this.”
“you changed.”
“tell me the truth.”
“you look like you’ve seen a ghost.”
“you owe me.”
“you followed the wrong path.”
“this isn’t over.”
“i warned you.”
“you’re hiding something.”
“you’ll regret this.”
“they recognized the weapon before they recognized the person holding it.”
“is this a threat?”
“some things can’t be fixed.”
“help me understand.”
“it ends however you decide.”
“you don’t understand.”
“you can’t stop this.”
“you came back.”
“it doesn’t have to end like this.”
“you’re making a mistake.”
“we never make it out clean.”
“maybe it was the only one.”
“you remember me, don’t you?”
“you lied to me.”
“you’re shaking.”
“silence would have been kinder.”
“you shouldn’t have followed me.”
“i trusted you.”
“say my name.”
“i’m not afraid.”
“you knew, didn’t you?”
“is this goodbye?”
“things change.”
“you don’t have to be alone.”
“i mean it this time.”
“that was your first mistake.”
“you’re not who i remember.”
“we don’t have much time.”
“was any of it real?”
“that’s not what you said before.”
“listen to me.”
“and yet, here we are.”
“put it down before this gets worse.”
“look at me.”
“i regret a lot of things.”
“you’re bleeding.”
“i didn’t think you’d survive.”
“don’t say my name like that.”
“you knew i’d come.”
“maybe you never knew me.”
“why are you here?”
“you wouldn’t like it.”
“people like us don’t get happy endings.”
“you followed me into ruin.”
“before everything fell apart.”
“there’s always a choice.”
“we could still fix this.”
“you’ve said that before.”
“i never meant for this to happen.”
“you promised.”
“what did you do?”
“before you chose a side.”
“don’t turn your back on me.”
“before you betrayed me.”
“you shouldn’t have.”
“i’m trying to help you.”
“you’ve always known the truth.”
“say something worth hearing.”
“i’m not backing down.”
“help me, or get out of my way.”
“don’t be foolish.”
“you should have run when you had the chance.”
“i owe you nothing.”
“i had no choice.”
“i walked away when it mattered most.”
“i crossed a line i can’t uncross.”
“i remember you too clearly.”
“you still care?”
“i won’t say it again.”
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
first meeting sentence starters.
send one to have our muses meet for the first time.
“Sorry, were you just talking to me?”
“I think you dropped this.”
“You look lost. Need some help?”
“I don’t usually talk to strangers, but…”
“You’re sitting in my spot.”
“Whoa! Careful!”
“We’ve never met, right? You seem familiar.”
“Is that seat taken?”
“Sorry, I think I just spilled something on you.”
“You’re blocking the doorway.”
“Were you just staring at me?”
“Excuse me, do you know the time?”
“Wait — are you the person I’m supposed to meet?”
“I’ve been sent to find you.”
“Please don’t be alarmed, but I think we have the same bag.”
“Do you work here?”
“I’m fairly certain that’s mine.”
“You’ve got something on your face.”
“Sorry, I thought you were someone else.”
“Do you know the way to ___?”
“You’re hurt. Do you need help?”
“That’s a fine ___ (cloak/hat/book/etc.). Where did you get it?”
“This might sound strange, but can I hide behind you for a moment?”
“You look like you could use a friend.”
“I think your dog just stole my lunch.”
“Hey, you dropped your coin purse.”
“I think we’re stuck in here together.”
“Sorry, I didn’t mean to overhear, but…”
“Are you the new neighbor?”
“First time in town?”
“I’m not sure if this belongs to you, but…”
“You look like you’ve seen a ghost.”
“I’ve been hearing a lot about you.”
“Do you mind if I join you?”
“I think you’re in the wrong place.”
“You seem… out of place.”
“Don’t take this the wrong way, but are you following me?”
“That was a close call.”
“Not to alarm you, but someone’s watching you.”
“Mind if I walk with you?”
“You look like you’re in trouble.”
“Was that your doing back there?”
“You don’t look like you’re from around here.”
“That was impressive. How’d you manage it?”
“I’m guessing you’re not here by accident.”
“Do I want to know what just happened?”
“You might want to keep your voice down.”
“Is it always this strange around here?”
“I have a feeling we’re about to become acquainted whether we like it or not.”
“Looks like we’re in this together now.”
growing closer. prompts for characters getting to know each other.
“i don't think you realize how much people notice you.”
“you don't seem particularly trusting. then again, maybe neither am i.”
“you have a habit of appearing at interesting moments.”
“you strike me as someone who trusts their gut. am i wrong?”
“i've noticed you always leave before everyone else.”
“i think you enjoy keeping people guessing.”
“you seem restless.”
“it's strange how you can be surrounded by people and still feel alone.”
“have i ever told you that you're difficult to read?”
“you look like you haven't slept.”
“you know this place well enough that i'm starting to wonder if you've always lived here.”
“do you ever worry about the kind of person you're becoming?”
“i've known a lot of people. none of them were quite like you.”
“i can't decide whether people truly change, or if they just become better at hiding parts of themselves.”
“i had the strangest dream last night. do you remember yours when you wake up?”
“the more i get to know you, the more i keep noticing little similarities between the two of us.”
“i didn't realize you'd remember that.”
“most people seem uncomfortable with silence. i never minded it much.”
“you seem to know more than you're saying.”
“you seem comfortable on your own. i wonder if that's the same thing as never feeling lonely.”
“do you always look this serious?”
“you're easier to talk to than i expected.”
“i've always thought trust is harder to earn than people pretend.”
“you always seem to be watching.”
“i think you've been avoiding me.”
“you're not at all what i thought you would be.”
“whenever i ignore my instincts, i end up regretting it. what about you?”
“i wasn't expecting to run into you again.”
“i can't tell if you're someone who enjoys solitude or just tolerates it.”
“i know it sounds childish, but i can't help believing some people are meant to find one another.”
“you make a terrible liar.”
“you don't strike me as the sort of person people forget.”
“i think people underestimate you.”
“i can't decide whether you're charming or frustrating.”
“i don't think i've seen you smile before.”
“i wasn't sure you'd come.”
“it's a little strange. i think i've started looking forward to seeing you.”
“sometimes i wonder if we ever really know anyone.”
“you're surprisingly good company.”
“i think most people would like to believe they're good. i'm not sure it's always that simple.”
“i think being truly understood is a far rarer thing than people realize.”
“i don't usually tell people this...”
“you make that look easy.”
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
𝐁𝐆𝟑 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬.
a selection of lines from the various companions' banter quotes (not cut scene dialogues!) from baldur's gate 3. these are generally spoiler free and non context specific so they can apply to different settings and dynamics! feel free to change names and the like to customize the prompts.
“Death can't have me. Not yet…”
“Calm yourself. There is plenty of me to go around.”
“Realmspace is vast. Countless worlds to be mapped, kingdoms to be conquered.”
“I have missed this. The adventure. The danger. The kicking of butts!
“Let me guess - you need something.”
“Such attention.. I never realised I was so popular.”
“Let's cook with fire, baby.”
“Do you intend to vocalise every thought?. Or just the most obvious ones?”
“Wherever we go, ye gods let there be something green.”
“Careful, or I will take your toy away from you.”
“Watch your elders and learn.”
“Perhaps try attacking the enemy?”
“So much we don't know, lingering in the furthest reaches of existence.”
“All the world's my stage and you're just a player in it.”
“The shadows are my friend.”
“Yes, yes, have your fun. It isn't you they're trying to kill.”
“Feet planted firmly on Faerûn, please.”
“Admirable stamina, yet terrible priorities.”
“Well you certainly have the 'omnipresent' part down, don't you?”
“I am ready, whatever may come.”
“My faith protects me.”
“Need a throat slitting?”
“Death greets us all - but not today.”
“You need my expertise?”
“Can you feel death's cold grip?”
“So many stars, so many mysteries yet to be discovered.”
“Death comes quietly.”
“And I thought we were going to be friends.”
“Locked tight, but there must be some way to open it.”
“No, you can't die. Get up, damn you!
“You had my attention, now you have my fury.”
“From silence to suffering.”
“So many worlds out there. You'd need a thousand lifetimes to see them all - more.”
“I hope this is important. For your sake.”
“Let them gaze deep into their own abyss, and wonder just what it is they are trying to achieve.”
“I ought to just burn this whole thing down.”
“We have slightly more pressing matters to attend to.”
“You have still have time to surrender.”
“Every kicked buttock, another step on the path.”
“Weave save me. I can't take much more…
“You are right to fear me.”
“Let me look around. Might be something that'll help me crack this thing.”
“Incredible, to think how many worlds exist beyond this tiny speck within a speck I call home.”
“I really wish I could cast a Hold spell on you.”
“I can fawn over my face later.”
“Ready for another round?”
“Keep your blade close.”
“I can't unlock it from here, but there must be a switch or a button somewhere…”
“No, that's not moving. There must be a way to open it somewhere.”
“Battle favours the fearless.”
“Sleep with one eye open, evil. Maybe both.”
“Gotta be something around here to unlock this thing.”
“Why do beautiful people taste better?. It hardly seems fair on the ugly - they have such wonderful personalities.”
“Oh, calm down. I'm happy to see you too.”
“Just go for the Magic Missile and fire away. Never fails.”
“Still standing, no matter what you heard.”
“Enough waiting. I crave blood.”
“Hang on - I won't allow this. You aren't dead, go it?”
“GODS, it's HOT in here!”
“No rest for the wicked, I see.”
“Better to hide than fight, sometimes.”
“Would that I could hide from you, too.”
“Are you feeling lonely, perhaps?”
“There is no right or wrong, only truth.”
“Battle is afoot - you can poke me once we are safe.”
“What good all this ethereal eladrin blood if I can still get pimples?”
“I should've been a drow. They have such stylish armour.”
“I am armed! Armoured! And entirely sick of your foolishness.”
“Let's have some fun.”
“War is an old woman's game.”
“No rest, be you wicked or wise.”
“I'm getting too old for this nonsense.”
“I would poke you back, but I fear that's what you want.”
“You have my attention - now do something with it.”
“You are insistent, are you not?”
“Do what must be done.”
“Your suffering will be spectacular.”
“Lest I sit down for a rest and not rise again.”
“Better to look evil in the eye. Even if it be very small.”
“I'm not built to crouch.”
“I think I could go another round.”
“Always the same old song.”
“Is perfection too much to ask?”
“Eyes on victory, tummy on dinner.”
“So many places to be.. and I chose Baldur's Gate.”
“I'm not opening that. Not from here, at any rate.”
“What is the point, if not victory?”
“Won't last much longer like this.”
“Let's hope the locals are friendly.”
“Let us show them how it's done.”
“Weapons high. Standards higher.”
“Must everyone be so exhausting?”
“What I would not give for a chunk of fresh honeycomb…”
“Which way to the nearest library?”
“Now this is my happy place.”
“Who shall I silence?”
“Stop, or die.”
“Wear your scars proudly.”
first meeting sentence starters.
send one to have our muses meet for the first time.
“Sorry, were you just talking to me?”
“I think you dropped this.”
“You look lost. Need some help?”
“I don’t usually talk to strangers, but…”
“You’re sitting in my spot.”
“Whoa! Careful!”
“We’ve never met, right? You seem familiar.”
“Is that seat taken?”
“Sorry, I think I just spilled something on you.”
“You’re blocking the doorway.”
“Were you just staring at me?”
“Excuse me, do you know the time?”
“Wait — are you the person I’m supposed to meet?”
“I’ve been sent to find you.”
“Please don’t be alarmed, but I think we have the same bag.”
“Do you work here?”
“I’m fairly certain that’s mine.”
“You’ve got something on your face.”
“Sorry, I thought you were someone else.”
“Do you know the way to ___?”
“You’re hurt. Do you need help?”
“That’s a fine ___ (cloak/hat/book/etc.). Where did you get it?”
“This might sound strange, but can I hide behind you for a moment?”
“You look like you could use a friend.”
“I think your dog just stole my lunch.”
“Hey, you dropped your coin purse.”
“I think we’re stuck in here together.”
“Sorry, I didn’t mean to overhear, but…”
“Are you the new neighbor?”
“First time in town?”
“I’m not sure if this belongs to you, but…”
“You look like you’ve seen a ghost.”
“I’ve been hearing a lot about you.”
“Do you mind if I join you?”
“I think you’re in the wrong place.”
“You seem… out of place.”
“Don’t take this the wrong way, but are you following me?”
“That was a close call.”
“Not to alarm you, but someone’s watching you.”
“Mind if I walk with you?”
“You look like you’re in trouble.”
“Was that your doing back there?”
“You don’t look like you’re from around here.”
“That was impressive. How’d you manage it?”
“I’m guessing you’re not here by accident.”
“Do I want to know what just happened?”
“You might want to keep your voice down.”
“Is it always this strange around here?”
“I have a feeling we’re about to become acquainted whether we like it or not.”
“Looks like we’re in this together now.”
mirrored perspectives.
a compilation of action based ask prompts with two variants for different perspectives. there is a mix of romantic, platonic and antagonistic dynamics.
sender:
💋 sender brushes a kiss against receiver’s forehead
🗡️ sender stabs receiver from behind
🤝 sender offers their hand to receiver after a fall
🩸 sender wipes blood from receiver’s lip with their thumb
🛡️ sender steps in front of receiver to shield them
🔥 sender grabs receiver’s wrist to stop them from leaving
👑 sender adjusts receiver’s crown, hat or headpiece
🌙 sender tucks a loose strand of hair behind receiver’s ear
⚔️ sender disarms receiver in a swift motion
🕯️ sender lights a candle for receiver in the dark
📜 sender presses a sealed letter into receiver’s hand
🫀 sender places receiver’s hand over their heartbeat
❄️ sender drapes a cloak over receiver’s shoulders
🔒 sender locks the door with receiver inside
🪶 sender traces a mark or scar on receiver’s skin
🍷 sender offers receiver a drink from their own cup
🕊️ sender unties receiver’s restraints
🩶 sender rests their head briefly against receiver’s shoulder
⚡ sender grabs receiver before they can fall
🪓 sender knocks receiver’s weapon from their grip
🌹 sender pins a flower to receiver’s clothing
🕰️ sender pulls receiver back just in time
🧎 sender drops to one knee before receiver
🗝️ sender presses a key into receiver’s palm
🩹 sender bandages receiver’s wound with careful hands
receiver:
💋 receiver brushes a kiss against sender’s forehead
🗡️ receiver stabs sender from behind
🤝 receiver offers their hand to sender after a fall
🩸 receiver wipes blood from sender’s lip with their thumb
🛡️ receiver steps in front of sender to shield them
🔥 receiver grabs sender’s wrist to stop them from leaving
👑 receiver adjusts sender’s crown, hat or headpiece
🌙 receiver tucks a loose strand of hair behind sender’s ear
⚔️ receiver disarms sender in a swift motion
🕯️ receiver lights a candle for sender in the dark
📜 receiver presses a sealed letter into sender’s hand
🫀 receiver places sender’s hand over their heartbeat
❄️ receiver drapes a cloak over sender’s shoulders
🔒 receiver locks the door with sender inside
🪶 receiver traces a mark or scar on sender’s skin
🍷 receiver offers sender a drink from their own cup
🕊️ receiver unties sender’s restraints
🩶 receiver rests their head briefly against sender’s shoulder
⚡ receiver grabs sender before they can fall
🪓 receiver knocks sender’s weapon from their grip
🌹 receiver pins a flower to sender’s clothing
🕰️ receiver pulls sender back just in time
🧎 receiver drops to one knee before sender
🗝️ receiver presses a key into sender’s palm
🩹 receiver bandages sender’s wound with careful hands
strangers beneath the same sky starters.
dialogue starters for first time meetings in historical or fantasy settings.
“forgive my intrusion. have we met before?”
“you walk as one accustomed to long roads.”
“it is rare to find another soul in this place.”
“you bear the air of someone with purpose. may i ask your name?”
“the wind carries your scent of distant lands.”
“you seem far from home, stranger.”
“your robes speak of refinement, yet your eyes tell another story.”
“may i share your fire for a while?”
“it seems fate has led our paths to cross.”
“you handle that weapon with care. a practitioner, perhaps?”
“have you come seeking fortune, or fleeing something?”
“i did not expect company in such a lonely place.”
“you carry a heavy heart. the road must have been unkind.”
“are you a wanderer, or one with a destination in mind?”
“you move with discipline. do you belong to a sect?”
“the way you observe the horizon... what do you see there?”
“i could not help but notice your talisman. a charm for protection?”
“you seem unafraid, even here. that is uncommon.”
“your presence disturbs the silence yet i do not mind it.”
“do you often travel alone, or am i witnessing a rare moment?”
“you look as though you’ve seen ghosts.”
“the stars are kind tonight. perhaps that is why we meet.”
“a name has power. would you share yours?”
“i sense a story behind those eyes.”
“the tea is still warm, if you would sit and rest.”
“do you always meet strangers so fearlessly?”
“you wear no crest or banner, are you unaffiliated?”
“your aura feels… unfamiliar. what manner of cultivation is that?”
“there’s something about you the heavens seem to favor.”
“the world is wide, and yet we cross paths here. curious, isn’t it?”
“your silence speaks louder than words.”
“you carry an old wound. is it battle, or memory?”
“do you seek shelter, or solitude?”
“you’ve seen much, and yet your gaze holds wonder.”
“your voice carries conviction. you must believe in something deeply.”
“even the moon seems to follow you.”
“if i did not know better, i’d say destiny enjoys such meetings.”
“you seem out of place, or perhaps the place is out of time.”
“tell me, stranger. what is it you’re searching for?”
“the night is long. shall we pass it in conversation?”
“your weapon hums faintly. is it bound to your spirit?”
“you don’t avert your gaze. most would.”
“that pendant... it resembles one i once saw in the capital.”
“has the road been kind to you, or cruel?”
“you seem weary, but your steps haven’t faltered.”
“do you believe in omens?”
“you have the bearing of someone who’s seen battle.”
“tell me truthfully, do you trust me?”
“your presence feels... familiar, like a dream i’ve forgotten.”
“you stand as though waiting for someone.”
“if i asked what you’ve lost, would you answer?”
“your hands are steady. a healer’s, perhaps?”
“the forest seems quieter since you arrived.”
“you remind me of someone... though i cannot say who.”
“do you always travel under the moon’s light?”
“you seem untouched by fear. is that wisdom, or recklessness?”
“if we had met under gentler skies, would you still look at me this way?”
“the scent of rain follows you. were you caught in a storm?”
“i wonder, what kind of person leaves footprints like yours?”
“if fate is kind, perhaps our paths will cross again.”
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter
more random sentence starters.
“that version of me is gone.”
“this changes nothing.”
“i was counting on it.”
“watch me.”
“it wasn’t like this before.”
“i can’t pretend anymore.”
“it’s a promise.”
“say it again.”
“don’t do this.”
“you’re late.”
“this is your last chance.”
“i made my choice long ago.”
“it was over the moment you left.”
“i had to see it for myself.”
“i’ve made worse mistakes than this.”
“you changed.”
“tell me the truth.”
“you look like you’ve seen a ghost.”
“you owe me.”
“you followed the wrong path.”
“this isn’t over.”
“i warned you.”
“you’re hiding something.”
“you’ll regret this.”
“they recognized the weapon before they recognized the person holding it.”
“is this a threat?”
“some things can’t be fixed.”
“help me understand.”
“it ends however you decide.”
“you don’t understand.”
“you can’t stop this.”
“you came back.”
“it doesn’t have to end like this.”
“you’re making a mistake.”
“we never make it out clean.”
“maybe it was the only one.”
“you remember me, don’t you?”
“you lied to me.”
“you’re shaking.”
“silence would have been kinder.”
“you shouldn’t have followed me.”
“i trusted you.”
“say my name.”
“i’m not afraid.”
“you knew, didn’t you?”
“is this goodbye?”
“things change.”
“you don’t have to be alone.”
“i mean it this time.”
“that was your first mistake.”
“you’re not who i remember.”
“we don’t have much time.”
“was any of it real?”
“that’s not what you said before.”
“listen to me.”
“and yet, here we are.”
“put it down before this gets worse.”
“look at me.”
“i regret a lot of things.”
“you’re bleeding.”
“i didn’t think you’d survive.”
“don’t say my name like that.”
“you knew i’d come.”
“maybe you never knew me.”
“why are you here?”
“you wouldn’t like it.”
“people like us don’t get happy endings.”
“you followed me into ruin.”
“before everything fell apart.”
“there’s always a choice.”
“we could still fix this.”
“you’ve said that before.”
“i never meant for this to happen.”
“you promised.”
“what did you do?”
“before you chose a side.”
“don’t turn your back on me.”
“before you betrayed me.”
“you shouldn’t have.”
“i’m trying to help you.”
“you’ve always known the truth.”
“say something worth hearing.”
“i’m not backing down.”
“help me, or get out of my way.”
“don’t be foolish.”
“you should have run when you had the chance.”
“i owe you nothing.”
“i had no choice.”
“i walked away when it mattered most.”
“i crossed a line i can’t uncross.”
“i remember you too clearly.”
“you still care?”
“i won’t say it again.”
the roleplay formatter has been updated!
It's been a few years since the roleplay formatter was launched and it was due a well deserved update. Of course, most of the functions you found as per the original post remain, with some new features that hopefully will make your lives easier.
The formatting options supported by tumblr are:
source: switch between html and rich text
B I S : bold, italics and strike-through
<s>: make text small
headline 2 (bigger) and headline 1 (biggest)
text color: like this.
numbered lists
bullet point lists
blockquotes
images
➜ what's new?
width toggle: This was a feature from the original release I feel like I should bring back. The width is set by default to tumblr's standard size of 540px, with the toggle you can switch between 540px so you can see exactly what your post will look like, and 1080px for more ample room and easier writing.
copy code button: If clicking on source, selecting all and hitting CTRL+C is too many steps, just click on the "copy code" button and that's it!
add double spaces: You won, people. I will still discourage you from using multiple spaces because they're hard to read. But hey, if your heart is so compelled by multiple spaces that you cannot give them up, the good news for you is that now you have a button to multiply the real estate in between words right there and ready to go.
the code itself!: The script I was previously using is deprecated and outdated so I had to code a completely brand new editor. This shouldn't be much of a difference for you, but it does mean that it's built completely from scratch with a different architecture. If things feel a little different this is why.
mobile optimization: I have done my best to optimize everything for mobile screens, so this formatter should be usable on mobile and on tablets.
bonus! useful links: I also included a little navigation bar with useful links to tools I use often to format my replies, this list is subject to updates and changes, but it should not impede with the functionality of the formatter otherwise.
If you come across any bugs please let me know! This project is a forever work in progress and I'm still learning coding.
if this tool has been useful, please consider using my referral code DPY34V1H to upgrade or renew your carrd plan 🩷
➜ click to go to the roleplay formatter