Stuff about OC's

When did your OC suddenly get a mind of it's own and follow it's own storyline? It has happened so far with Silent Whistle who was supposed to be lazy as heck but turned out to be a hardworking chef with his own restaurant.

Same is happening with Blown Speaker, he was supposed to be a more cold, traveling DJ, but he sorta evolved into a more friendly person and manger at a tavern...

Same with Dawn Drops. She was supposed, initially, to be a very friendly pony with a great sense of humor. But then she decided she wanted to be less open. Huh.

Green Cream was also meant to be an idiotic but cheerful mare with the mind of, what, a ten-year old? Then she became a clean freak. Oh, and she abandoned her headband in most pictures.

havn't submitted my lamia ocs yet, but Milstletoe was origonally going to be far older and headstrong. after i developed Mythrill however, i wanted Mistletoe to look more young and innocent to make her seem more likely to look up to mythrill as a charcter. this probably won't make much sense until i submit them though... by the way, can anyone tell me where i can submit them?

In my case it's always the side, background characters that turn a short time in the sun into a full blown holiday.

Elegance Design was supposed to just be somepony for Intel to send letters to. Now she's the main character in a journey she never wanted.

And the household, oh, the household developed into the most demented and disturbing group of ponies I could ever imagine.

As for your question, polyblankpony, create a new topic here:

https://mlp-fim-oc-rp.rpg-board.net/f4-submitted-creations

Making sure to follow the template produced here:

https://mlp-fim-oc-rp.rpg-board.net/t2-pony-creation-template

And wait warmly for a member of staff to approve.

Blind Side started developing on her own pretty early on. I originally thought her up to be a bit more stone faced and the kind of person who wouldn't take any crap from anyone. somewhere along the line, she became quite the opposite. now I see her as a bit proper with a touch of jokester.