How long had she been stuck here now, covered from head to toe in sticky webbing, completely immobilized? She couldn't see, couldn't call for help, couldn't do anything except squirm. Why did this keep happening to her, over and over again? How did they always manage to find her? Would this be the time she she would finally wind up a meal for some monstrous spider? Dare she even hope she might be rescued?


The Premise

For some reason or another, this character keeps getting attacked and webbed up by spiders and spider-like monsters. No matter what she does, no matter where she goes, sooner or later, she always seems to wind up captured again.

- Is your character a spider or spider-related? They may feel a particularly strong, inexplicable desire to capture her, should they come across her.

- Are you a heroic soul bent on rescuing her from her fate? Cutting her down is just the beginning. What is it that keeps drawing spiders to her?

- Not a spider, but love elves in tight bondage? No one said you can't take advantage.

- Enjoy peril bondage, webs, and cocoons, but wish you were the one all wrapped up? Stick close to her and it'll only be a matter of time before the two of you are stuck together, squirming and writhing against each other.


Finding Her

I try to be good about updating my status on the player list, so if you can see her location, feel free to come looking for her. If her location isn't visible, you can still feel free to send a tell. It never hurts to ask!


Lights

Whites: Bondage, total and utter helplessness, humiliation, degradation, gags, blindfolds, being cocooned, forced orgasms, peril, and more.

Greens: Body horror, oviposition, lez-dom, drow, long posts dripping with adjectives, dark themes and tragic ends.

Yellows: Romance, men and futas/dickgirls in ERP (case by case basis), most bodily fluids, overly animal-like characters in ERP (giant spiders and similar obviously get a pass for this character).

Reds: Children in ERP, corpse-like undead in ERP, anything that breaks server rules.