The Colosseum of Babel (Nivel 1) mail warning

A BEB focused 'lord' '''character''' made by... the one person on this site who likes good ends more than bad ends? What?
Profile is still a WIP! I'll add more as I go along (and when I get more coins)!

Rules

• I don’t do anything IRL. No IRL photos, no IRL actions.
• This is primarily focused around male monsters domming females, but I can do sub things if needed.
• Most of the things I will do here are more suited towards private matches. In fact, most of the matches I'll have with this character will be private! This is because of the Code of Conduct, which I am going to follow at all costs for the sake of the wellbeing on everyone on EroFights.

I can do one of two types of BEB roleplay - quickplay and longplay. I highly prefer quickplay, though.

Quickplay

Introduce the setting, the theme, and the hero, then introduce the monster. When that monster is defeated, choose the next one to introduce. Repeat until an ending happens, then roleplay that ending.

Longplay

Every post is roleplayed. Don't try this. Seriously. (unless you’re my friend xenia ur cool oomf)

Going OOC?

If you ever want to set up a match with absolutely no roleplaying in it, feel free to message my main. I'm down for casual bouts of just about any type imaginable!

The Dungeon Itself

(this section is a WIP!!!)

Okay, what would you expect? It's a really, REALLY tall tower. Nobody knows who really made it, but it's theorized to have existed since the dawn of civilization itself.
The Colosseum spans multiple floors, each one serving a different purpose which may change from challenge to challenge. However, the trials usually follow the same format: enemies, rest, enemies, rest, enemies, rest, final trial. The final trial, of course, pits the challenger against one of the gods who holds dominion over the Colosseum. Whether it be Aries, god of war and battle, Pallus, god of knowledge and truth, Eiris, god of lust and passion, or Midas, god of greed and treasure... it only depends on the challenger's motive.
...Of course, this is only if the challenger manages to get through everything before that. Challengers who are themselves defeated in the Colosseum will meet an inescapable fate, which may differ depending on the trial they had went through just then. Of course, the Gods of the Colosseum also have their own unique motives, and Challengers defeated by them will most likely serve as their cosmic playthings for a long time.

Fallen Heroes' Treasury

This section is reserved to those who have lost a game of BEB.

Champions of Babel

This section is reserved to those who have won a game of BEB.