About RPG Dreams

No, you're right, demons don't have levels. Their abilities are innate, rather than something they have to work at improving during their lifetimes.

All Content posted to RPGDreams.com in any way, is the responsibility and property of the author. RPGDreams is committed to keeping the Service in decent standing for all audiences but is not responsible for the monitoring or filtering of any journal Content. Within the confines of international and local law, RPGDreams will not place a limit on the type, or appropriateness of user content within journals. Those users posting material not suitable for all audiences must agree that they are fully responsible for all the content they have posted anywhere on the service.

No. This is a role playing game site. Very little, if anything, you find on this site is actually real.

Many users create celebrity journals for use in role-playing games. These journals typically contain a disclaimer in their user information stating that it is part of a game, they are not the celebrity, and have no contact with the celebrity.

Character journals (journals created using the names of characters from books/television shows/films) are not sanctioned by the copyright holders.

No, not at the moment - this is something which will be considered in future though and this may change.

At the moment we are not looking for any further support volunteers – if this changes in the future, we’ll post about it.

Yes, we accept donations via pay pal. See this post here for more details.

The limitations for the icons is 100x100 pixels in size and 60k in file size, and in gif, jpg, or png format.

We do ask that your icon be non-explicit (no sexually graphic images, no icons featuring inflammatory messages).

Yes - at the moment the site is in beta-testing and as guinea pigs, you get it for free, you lucky people! Eventually it is intended to be opened up to the general public at which stage it will be funded through a mixture of advertising and optional advert-free paid accounts. The exact mix has not yet been decided yet.

By default, Drupal only allows one account per email address. We've had to get round this, however the way round it means that if you lose your password the password recovery system will only email you the password for the first account you created. Therefore we advise you that, if you are going to have multiple accounts registered to one email address, you keep the password the same for all of them.