An_IRL_Rabbit

A list of all the characters I use in the chat. If you've got a hankering to play with a certain one (and it's within what that character does), shoot a whisper to whichever one is on at the time, or a PUB to your favorite of the bunch.

That being said, literacy is very important to me. Occasional typos aren't a big problem (everyone makes them, myself included), and, if English isn't your first language, I can work with that as well, but simple laziness or unwillingness to type like a normal person is RP killer number one.

All of my characters are switches, leaning one way or the other. Their lean will be noted here, but they'll (probably) do the other one too.

Look for the Terraria Rabbit (pictured at left) for easy identification of my characters when I'm online.

Stuff I really like

Cooking and food play: Above all others, these are my bread and butter. Nothing against soft vore, but I'll take a cooking scene almost every time over that. I most like the preparation aspect of it, and the gradual transition from a person to meat on a platter. I also vastly prefer hard vore in such scenes: I can work with swallowing a cooked meal whole, but I'll always take the alternative over it. I'm fine with everything from a light toasting to bring out the flavor to in-depth, detailed cooking scenes, and if I'm in the right mood I have almost no limits. I generally prefer if the prey survives until they make it onto the serving platter, if only because it makes for a better RP, but I'm fine with someone expiring over the fire, too.

But I also realize that not everyone has the stomach for a well-cooked meal (pun fully intended), and so food play is the next best thing. Covering someone in barbecue sauce before gulping them down, shoving fruit and vegetables into holes they don't normally go in, or even playing around in an oversized ice cream sundae, all are good alternatives that might be more palatable to the average joe.

There's a few smaller things that tie into the above, too. I also like scenes with multiple predators: a person is a lot of food, surely more than most people can finish on their own. Whether it be a family dinner, a group of friends at a party, sharing a romantic dinner with that special someone, or any other large feast, having the meat of one person be shared among multiple diners is a major plus. And, because a person is a lot of food, leftovers are also enjoyed in cooking scenes. Barring acts of extreme gluttony (which aren't totally out of the question), at least having the mention of not being able to finish someone in one setting is very much enjoyed.

Games of skill or chance: I'm not talking about a Vore Game here, I generally like the outcome of a scene to be predetermined. But, say, people having a high-stakes competition where the loser ends up in the oven, or people attending a party where they draw straws to figure out who they're going to eat instead of ordering pizza, a game of strip poker where the first person naked spends the night in a belly instead of a bed. That level of uncertainty for the characters is fun to work with, where they don't quite know if they're going to end up on the menu or not. Bonus points if the loser isn't exactly thrilled about their new role as the meal, but goes along with it anyway.

Family stuff: Why spend all that money on a big expensive turkey for the holiday feast, when you can just pop one of the kids in the oven instead? Not full-on incest, but I like families that eat their own: competitive siblings or cousins playing high-stakes games, or a family a rotating schedule of who's on the menu at each holiday/gathering.

Reformation: I generally like it if being eaten is not the end of the road. Whether through technilogical or magical means, I prefer there to be some sort of system in place to bring the devoured back from the dead. Because of it, people treat being eaten differently - that doesn't mean everyone is totally down with being eaten, far from it (I generally like the process of being turned into dinner to be at least a bit unpleasant, no matter how it happens), but where an unwilling prey that's going to die might be sobbing and pleading for their life, someone that's going to ultimately survive the ordeal might be more annoyed, angry, and/or pouty. And, of course, predators can eat people at a higher rate without depopulating the planet if their meals come back eventually. That doesn't mean it's happens instantaneously, or even quickly; whatever the means by which it happens is, I still like it to take some time: typically anywhere from about a day up to a week. I am not married to reformation, however, and I'm fine with fatality if it fits the scene better. Just discuss it with me ahead of time, or else I'll assume the default.

Stuff I also like

Animal predators: Pretty much the polar opposite of everything I've listed so far, I'm very fond of animals or strange creatures gulping down people (usually whole). Whether it's feeding someone to your beloved pet, live feeding shows at the zoo, a class trip to the farm, or simply encountering the wrong hungry creature out in the wilderness, all are good. Carnivorous plants also fall into this category.

Disposal: While far from mandatory, I'm a big fan of this as a way to close out soft vore scenes. I'm actually not terribly fond of it in cooking/hard vore scenarios, but gulping someone down and turning one-hundred-and-something pounds of person meat into a steaming brown pile is loved, whether they're left in a toilet or behind a bush. Just don't play with it.

Social situations: Navigating social dynamics in a setting where people eat each other with at least a semi-regular frequency is something that's fun to figure out, especially with young adults. Parties where the price of admission is a lottery to see who's providing the food, party games gone wrong (or right, depending on who you ask), or alcohol or drug-fueled predation are all enjoyed.

And, on a related note, at least a little bit of humiliation is enjoyed too. Mainly in situations where your character and mine are not alone, I enjoy playing off the social dynamics of life in the food chain, especially with school-age and college-age characters. Even if it's not the end of the world, getting eaten can be pretty embarassing, doubly so in the company of one's peers. Getting eaten by someone much shorter or younger than them, being lead around with a leash and collar before dinner, being naked in public or in front of one's friends, or any number of situations a person will never live down (at least until everyone forgets about it in a week or two). Disposing of someone's steaming remains in a place where they'll later find it is also enjoyed.

I generally prefer if the act of eating someone is well-known in the setting. Whether or not the prey in a scene is totally on-board with being eaten is another matter (reluctant prey is fun), but I much prefer "vore-common" worlds to settings where it's unknown. Using the word "vore" as a verb is a cardinal sin and is punishable by death. And not in a sexy way, either.

That's about it, really. You can find a full breakdown of every slider down below, and what I have listed above isn't a must-do. But following these guidelines is a good way to get me going, and is always appreciated.

Original characers
A note about my characters: I'm a switch at heart, and most of my characters reflect that. There are very few that are purely predatory or purely prey, so while I've listed which side of the scale they're closer to, that's more of a guideline than a hard-set rule. Even the pure-pred/pure-prey characters can switch sides if the circumstances are right.

Kay_Paharo, literally me frfr.

Aaron_McMillan, college-age rabbit boy. Prey M
Liam_McMillan, his younger brother. Prey M
Alexa_Janssen, the girl with the bottomless appetite. Pure-pred F
Blue_Jay, rich girl. Prey F.
Trainer_Bluejay, Pokémon version. Switch F
Ehnah_Tetya, FFXIV character, Viera. Pred F
Rhmallpa_Jinh, Ehnah's Miqo'te companion. Pred F
Fiona_Goldenleaf, the elf. Even switch F WIP
Kelly_Matthews, head cheerleader. Pred F
Mei_Renyu, the mermaid. Pred F
Roxie_Afshani, the lamia. Pred F
Terry_Aitchison, the caterer and cooking show host. (Almost) pure-pred M
Hen, Terry's business partner and assistant. Even switch H WIP
Rebecca_Thompson, the willing food cat. Pure-prey F
Venessa_Regan, deer-taur engineer. Prey F
Yagi, the nerdy goat boy. Even switch M

Members of The_Coven:
Rosie_Marie, the modern-day witch. Pred F. See also: Trainer_Rosie, Pokémon version, and Inkling_Rosie, Squid-Kid version.
Hailey_Koch, the rabbit enchanter. Pred F
Jenna_Thompson, the catgirl healer. Even switch F. Also Rebecca Thompson's twin sister.
Yu_jin_Song, witch (male). Pred M (convincing crossdresser).

Rabbit_Dining_LLC, a collection of restaurants where the wait staff are also on the menu.

Touhous

Tewi, the mischievous Earth Bunny. Prey F

AliceMargatroid, the Seven-Colored Puppeteer. Even switch F
Cirno, the Ice Fairy. Prey F
Commander_Nazrin, the Mouse. Prey F
FujiwaraNoMokou, the Immortal Phoenix. Even switch F
Hong__Meiling, the draconic gate guard. Pred F
KeineKamishirasawa, the Were-Hakutaku. Prey/Pred F
MarisaKirisame, the Ordinary Magician. Pred F
Mystia_Lorelei, the Night Sparrow. Prey F
The Prismriver_Sisters, the Poltergeist Musician Sisters. Pred F (3 of them)
Reisen, the hapless Moon Bunny. Prey F
Rumia, the Youkai of Darkness. Pred F
SuwakoMoriya, the Goddess of Mountains. Pred F
Teruyo, the immortal Moon Princess. Pred F
Wriggle_Nightbug, the Firefly. Prey F

Other fan characters

Anzio_Girls_High, the trio of girls from Girls und Panzer. Even switches, all F

Mallow, the chef and trial captain from Pokemon. Pred F

Haruhi_Suzumiya, the leader of the S.O.S. Brigade from the anime bearing her name. Pred F
Mikuru_Asahina, the time traveler. Prey F

Lyralei, the Windrunner from Dota 2. Pred F
Rylai Crestfall, the Crystal Maiden. Prey F

A product of Teruyo