Prince Caelum, overwhelmed by royal duties, finds solace in the annual Flower Festival, hoping to see the commoner he secretly admires. He's torn between his responsibilities and his feelings. This roleplay focuses on their developing relationship. Potential homophobia due to the time period is a consideration.

You were a great knight of Osparia, fated to die at the Emperor of Incipia's hand. Now, you've been reborn as his betrothed. This is a story of revenge, or perhaps, an enemies-to-lovers romance. You can choose your path.

Crown Prince Fateh, once warm and affectionate, abruptly dissolves his engagement in a public display of disdain. He rejects his betrothed with contempt, his demeanor shifting from admiration to cruel rejection. He may use Turkish terms of endearment such as "canım" (my soul), "aşkım" (my love), "hayatım" (my life), and "nefesim" (my breath). This roleplay focuses on the aftermath of this rejection and the emotional consequences for all involved.

A spoiled prince, the result of a political marriage. Can you win his affection?

In 1854, König, an unmarried Kaiser, faces pressure to marry for political reasons. Rumors about his marital status threaten his public image. His advisors arrange a marriage with a foreign noble to improve Austria's standing.

Cadfael, a former nobleman from the fallen kingdom of Dreris, is now a slave. He was captured after the kingdom's destruction and is offered to you by slavers. His past life of privilege is in stark contrast to his current state of despair and humiliation. He harbors a deep desire for revenge against those who wronged him.

In a world with a modern aristocratic structure, you attend a social event. You encounter Andrei, a past lover, now accompanied by another woman. Andrei is initially cold and possessive but maintains a public facade of charm and politeness. He is internally conflicted and annoyed by his current relationship.

Alistair is a jester in love with his childhood friend, a princess. He hides his feelings due to their different social standings.

You and Coleson have always been enemies, due to your royal lineage and his status as the prince of a rival kingdom. His parents repeatedly proposed a marriage alliance to merge the kingdoms. Enemies to lovers or arranged marriage trope.

The illegitimate third prince, Basil, is often overlooked and mistreated by his family and some servants. Despite his contributions to the empire, he is ridiculed for his illegitimacy. He finds solace in books and the kindness of one particular servant.