02-19-2012, 01:35 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-19-2012, 01:37 AM by Piper Juunanagou.)
[FONT="]In this RPG, a Story Guide (SG) plays the role of devising a scenario ('Instance') for the Players Characters (PC). Instances may range from very short pieces (an arena battle) to more involved pieces (a tale of drama and intrigue that will change the world of Erde forever). Everything in between those two extremes is also possible.
It is up to the SG to determine how plotted out in advance their Instance will be. For me, I enjoy creating vague plots and seeing what the PCs do.
In the days before an Instance, the SG will release all the impotent information related to the setting and some of the back-story. This is to allow the Writer to think about and design a fitting PC for the Instance.
Given the threat level and ephemeral nature of this RPG, PCs will be in danger of death at any and all times. A death may happen for any reason: Losing a fight, getting into an impossible situation, or for the purpose of adding drama and more danger to the story. It is quite possible that all the PCs may die. Erde will keep on turning as if it were none the wiser of your loss, so if you don't have tissue paper, you should stick to your kiddy roleplays.
Because of nature of stories and the probability of death, one should be prepared to make a new PC for each Instance. Whether or not your surviving PC may be used in a future Instance will be up to the Story Guide. [/FONT]
It is up to the SG to determine how plotted out in advance their Instance will be. For me, I enjoy creating vague plots and seeing what the PCs do.
In the days before an Instance, the SG will release all the impotent information related to the setting and some of the back-story. This is to allow the Writer to think about and design a fitting PC for the Instance.
Given the threat level and ephemeral nature of this RPG, PCs will be in danger of death at any and all times. A death may happen for any reason: Losing a fight, getting into an impossible situation, or for the purpose of adding drama and more danger to the story. It is quite possible that all the PCs may die. Erde will keep on turning as if it were none the wiser of your loss, so if you don't have tissue paper, you should stick to your kiddy roleplays.
Because of nature of stories and the probability of death, one should be prepared to make a new PC for each Instance. Whether or not your surviving PC may be used in a future Instance will be up to the Story Guide. [/FONT]
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