Post by Madame Marauder on Feb 4, 2006 9:05:32 GMT -5
I'm pretty sure most of y'all know how to Role Play, but here's a basic outline to clear up any confusion.
You are responsible for your character. You can make other characters (that aren't being RPed by other members) do things but you are NOT in their heads. So you can't post what they're thinking.
This is a MADE UP story. Any events that take place are not personal or real.
Treat each other with respect.
If you have a canon character, keep them In Character (unless the board is for random RPGing, which the purpose is to be out of character).
FAQs
Q. What if I post at the same time as someone else?
A. PM that person (if they're online) and edit your post if your's appears last. If your's appears first, and the other poster is NOT online, an admin will fix it.
Q. Can I have more than one OC?
A. One character per person per RP. If we start another RPG, you can make up a new character.
Q. Can I invite people I know?
A. On mugglenet? If they express interest, then yes. From home? You know what, as long as they're trustworthy enough to follow the rules, go ahead. DON'T pressure them to join though.
You are responsible for your character. You can make other characters (that aren't being RPed by other members) do things but you are NOT in their heads. So you can't post what they're thinking.
This is a MADE UP story. Any events that take place are not personal or real.
Treat each other with respect.
If you have a canon character, keep them In Character (unless the board is for random RPGing, which the purpose is to be out of character).
FAQs
Q. What if I post at the same time as someone else?
A. PM that person (if they're online) and edit your post if your's appears last. If your's appears first, and the other poster is NOT online, an admin will fix it.
Q. Can I have more than one OC?
A. One character per person per RP. If we start another RPG, you can make up a new character.
Q. Can I invite people I know?
A. On mugglenet? If they express interest, then yes. From home? You know what, as long as they're trustworthy enough to follow the rules, go ahead. DON'T pressure them to join though.
