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NOTE Radio War is primarily a writing forum, not a role-playing forum. By no means do you have to be a role-player to join; the role-playing forums are simply there for those who enjoy it from time to time.

raconteur//
    Masters of the English language, rarely surpassed in knowledge and style, few and far between; these writers leave you speechless. Their stories capture you and tug at your heartstrings. Their characters are realistic, close to jumping out of the page. They are the mac to your cheese, the cherry to your whip cream. They're, needless to say, the masters of storytelling (but by no means perfect!)

clarion//
    These writers have stepped into themselves: they have developed a clear, beautiful style and know exactly where they stand as a writer. Characters are believable and original. Grammar and spelling errors are rarely stumbled upon if ever, and they know how to keep a hold on the audience. Stylistic errors may be frequent but easily fixable. Their writing draws attention easily.

dilettante//
    These writers have a fair grasp on the English language, though their writing is likely commonplace; they have yet to develop their own original style. Grammar errors are common though not abused, characters are beginning to develop a firm personality and sentence structure is often repetitive. Sentences may be wordy or hindered. They are beginning to experiment with diction and plot twists.
apprentice;;
    The absolute beginner, the start of the food chain. Writing is often riddled with grammar and spelling errors, plots are basic and character development, as well as post length, is minimal. These writers have a surplus of potential yet to be unearthed, and are encouraged to practice, practice, practice!


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