Another Unoriginal Idea:all spots filled! (closed, for now ;P)

Life, Death, Fire, Water, Air, Earth. Beautiful compliments, but deadly. Mother Nature's really outdone herself this time. Each time the people behind the elements become old, or unsuited for the job, she removes them and selects a new candidate, always searching for someone who won't have to be removed, someone good enough to stay in charge so she can finally rest. These elements roam around Earth, fixing and creating problems as they go.

Rules:
Swearing is allowed, but maybe don't overkill.
No oP charAcTeRs gUys
tHis is partially a romance, partially an action, hopefully partially a comedy. I just wanted to say that.
maybe keep it TV-14 around here?
No character template needed, just going to mention that your character has been wiped of memory.
Don't kill off anyone's character without their permission
I think that's about it, uM let's rock.

May I? As Death?

Wow that was fasT, sure!

Hell yeah!

Feel free to start writing anytime you'd like, it might pick up a bit slow, but it's cool

I'd rather not start!

beep! Fire please!

(May I join as Water?)

You guys can all do your elements! Everyone who asked is approved

And like I said before: feel free to just start anywhere whenever!
(i'll be taking the last character, so it might be a minute before i jump in)

May I join?

Yes you may! Pick any of the two remaining elements. (A wide selection, eh?)

I would like earth, if that's okay.

it's yours!

Thank you! Will this be in first or third person? Also, since our characters' memories have been wiped, would they just be wherever they used to lie or would they be in the middle of nowhere?

Another question, would you allow earth-related powers to control things like iron, salt, plants, sand, crystals, etc?

You can choose between third or first person, and as to "spawning" maybe anywhere close to where their element is strong? And yeah, earth-related powers would be exactly like you mentioned above!

This is kind of tricky. Life related powers would be kind of like healing, but on a larger scale. You can't bring back the dead, but you can create beings, plants, anything considered as a 'living thing' is up to you. If something is sick or dying, you can breathe Life back into them. It's up to you, though.

Yeah, I probably should've added a note about the powers. I'mma do it now.

Life: Life related powers would be kind of like healing, but on a larger scale. You can't bring back the dead, but you can create beings, plants, anything considered as a 'living thing' is up to you. If something is sick or dying, you can breathe Life back into them. You balance the scales, helping the good survive and letting the evil go. Or maybe you'll mix it up.
Death: You can kill humans, but you need to be exact. Was it a heart attack? A stroke? Allergies? When someone is dying, you take their soul, sorta like a grim reaper. When you do, you gain more power. As Death, maybe moderation is good. But I never set down guidelines like that, it's up to you if you'll be good or bad.
Fire: A weapon of mass destruction and devastation, yet beautiful and bringing hope and light. Similar to Death, it's up to you if you want to be good or bad. Maybe you'll save a lost person, helping them start a fire to stay warm and use smoke signals (idk that was random) or maybe they'll cause a wildfire and burn down forests.
Water: Humans, plants, and animals all need water to live. Even in the dry desert, you bring mercy to every cacti and every creature with rainfall. Even though you can kill millions with a tsunami, you are a sustaining force of Life and crucial to existence, I think I speak for humanity when I say "I hope Mother Earth picked this one well."
Air: "Oxygen, wind, tornadoes and breezes. You clean the Air and purify it of pollution. You bring breezes that quell the hottest summer days and you devastate when you destroy homes with hurricanes. You can calm windstorms, but who's to say you can't start 'em.
Earth: Plants, minerals, the very ground we walk on. You keep it fertile and clean and bless the humans and animals with crops and good harvest. Or you deny them food and kill the seeds they farm. You also know where every gold mine, every diamond mine, every mine is, and maybe even more undiscovered metals that you hide from the humans, the miners, and keep to yourself. You can cause the ground to tremble or you can bless it. You might open sinkholes and chasms or you might close a few, it's up to you.

Note:
I was thinking, maybe the humans don't pray to any Gods or anything, they pray to the Elements. There might be groups of people who prefer one element above the others. Oh yeah, and before I forget, even if you're "opposites" you don't have to fight. Maybe you work together? During a war, maybe Life and Death co-operate and try to end it as quick as possible. Or maybe go rogue and cause a genocide? We're going to be forming this world.
pEoPLe cOunT oN yOu

Okay, so just a thing because I'm a nerd. Water can't create tsunamis because they are caused by the movement of tectonic plates, however, Earth could because again, tectonic plates. Unless we're forgetting science which is okay. (Is it too big of a thing to be able to move tectonic plates? I know that being able to just frisbee a plate into the sky would be too much, but would making earthquakes and moving plates around a bit faster than they should be okay?)

(making earthquakes and moving plates faster than they should is okay!)

I'm making my character have a little notebook to write everything down in becuase I'm readind deathnote rn.)

(that's a cool idea)

@Alex_ since this is your roleplay, would you mind posting first

(sure)

The wind seems to be whispering something, telling it's secrets in an unintelligible language. Sitting up, Oliver looks around, confused. "Where am I?" He asks, scanning his surroundings. Grassy hills are everywhere, and no sign of people. The wind whips stronger now, and Oliver frowns. "Is it gonna rain? I hope I can find shelter before that." He mutters, not caring about the fact he can't remember anything but his own name.