An Explanation of "As The Scrolls Unroll"

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This board is to replace, The Zena Scrolls. Most of those bards are gone, and I didn't feel right about closing chapter 3 and opening up a chapter 4. Especially since it wasn't my creation. Zena, the bard who started this story train wasn't around, and I felt she should be the one to control how it was handled. Therefore I shut down the whole board.

I decided to open up a new board to replace it. So, here it is. Bards from "The Zena Scrolls" are allowed to continue their storylines within this new story train. Or, they can create entirely new characters. Or both, if desired. No problems.

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So, As The Scrolls Unroll, occurs in the Xena/Herc timelines. And, as we all know, Xena/Herc jumped around in time quite a bit, so feel free to do so. BUT, please stay mostly within the main timeline. Parallel universes are also allowed. ALSO: the Xena/Herc cast and crew can make an appearance from time to time. But their parts must be small, and few and far between.

This story train is about the bards who post within it, and therefore lets not use outside characters, such as Xena/Herc to overshadow them. This is the bards' tale. It deals with their experiences and day to day lives.

Prattle On, Bards. Enjoy & Have Fun.

[Mini Mia]

BTW: Bards can include other, similar, shows within this story train. They don't have to be RenPics shows either. "Roar," "The Beastmaster," and other mythological shows are in the same vein as Xena/Herc, so feel free to include their backgrounds within this story train. And don't think that just because it wasn't on Xena/Herc, you can't use it. Feel free to do research on the mythology and history that occurred within this time frame. (And ya know, alternate universes aren't in sync, so you can have things out of date. )

If you're unsure if you should use something, you can discuss it on the Bard's Workshop Board. This board is for the Bards only, and isn't viewable by the other members, or even guests. So feel free to chat about where to take the story there, without fear of prying eyes.