“To The Stars Who Listen” is a Roleplay based on the ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ book series, set in the era where in order to get by, humans’ hunt and barter their way in order to live - to survive, humans resent the Fae very much (aside from the Children of the Blessed, who worship the Fae as if they were gods themselves), due to some courts enslaving the human race, however a treaty has been made where humans are no longer used for the Faes’ gain and they simply ignore each other.

50 years before the books, a masked ball is to be held, in the location where the Fae believe is the most sacred, the most neutral. Everyone is getting ready, believing that Aramantha to have seen reason, but how much she’s changed, generally remains to be seen - the majority feel she has, but there are a select few that have their doubts about her character.
Brand new roleplay, so no roleplay has occurred just yet!

- Variety of species; humans, fae (different fae species), high fae (different high fae species), deities (applied for - means moderator) - see species list for more info.
- Canon & Fanon Information - friendly for both fans and new to the fandom.
Positions Open - don’t need to necessarily have read the books, we can answer any questions you may have! See staff list for info!
- PG-13 (No gore, sexual roleplay, however MAY contain violence, but if you aren’t open to that, you’re welcome to make that known!)
- Warm environment, small but hoping to build a bigger community!
- I’m new to running a roleplay, so hoping for some patience from everyone, but open to changing if things don’t add up n_n!
- No character limit, only if you can keep up with more - but if you can’t we may ask you to cut back if you can’t keep up with them all!
- OOC Chat to talk about whatever you want! (with in reason).
- Suggestions & Feedback
- Cross channel RP (you must have characters in x court, or be a friend to that court).

To The Stars Who Listen

“To The Stars Who Listen” is a Roleplay based on the ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ book series, by Sarah J. Maas.

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