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Romance: The First Rule

The first rule of Romantic RP: Talk it over with the other player. Let me perfectly honest here: You might think this RP idea is the best thing since D&D, but if the player of the character isn’t interested, you don’t force it. If they are interested, you need to do the following things: Set [...]

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Lurch

On occasion, we encounter an character who is a bit of lurch. Someone like this guy: A character who is either stupid or willfully obtuse. Dealing with a lurch is no different than dealing with any other difficult character. Some might scream at a lurch, some may ignore a lurch while others just love their [...]

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A Quickie

RP is dead. This is a refrain that has been going on since before the original Naxx dropped all those years ago, and it was a ridiculous refrain even then.  Just because you cannot find the RP doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.  To be fair, sometimes it may seem that there is a dearth of [...]

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RP 101: Where to Start?

Yesterday we discussed a question that came from the Twitter feed. Spinning off from that discussion was yet another Twitter based question, this one from @_loug, “How do you find a race/class combo that’s right?” It’s a fair question, but it is a question that needs clarification. What do you mean by right? If one [...]

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FlagRSP Part One: What’s it Look Like

This is what a Flag RSP Looks like(Bricu note:  As of Today, this add on is out of date).  It is not the best, nor is it the worst, but this is the window that is displayed if you, and your target or mouse-over, has FlagRSP 2.  The box in yellow shares Bricu’s title, first [...]

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Bar Culture and RP

This morning, I struggled to find an idea to post for WTTRP,  so I turned to a key source of RP inspiration in the WFR circle:  Fellsie.  Here’s what happened: 10:04 AM me: I need your braiiiins. For a WTTRP post 10:05 AM Fellsie: Ooooooh! How can I halp. 10:06 AM me: help me think of an idea. [...]

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Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Antisocial Personality Disorder: Work and RP 2

Yesterday, I started a discussion regarding the definition of various Anti-social personality traits, including an investigation of the terms used in pop culture. Today, I want to focus more how to integrate some of the APD traits with RP. To begin with, I’m going to one more client: Hannibal. Hannibal has a history of violent [...]

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Lessons from Wrathgate

So you have this epic plot idea based around an in-game event. How do you handle it? The Wrathgate Project was one way of dealing with it: Organized fiction. There is, of course, another way: Organize an RP session after the In Game Event. This would be a one shot, In Game RP event that [...]

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Content Lull 2: Sneaky Saturday

Thursday, we started a discussion on filling the Content Lull. Epic Story lines appear to be a great idea for a lull; however, unless you have brilliant timing and superb organizational skills, Epic Story can turn into Epic Fail. For the Lull, a smaller, more personal solution, may be in order. If you are feeling [...]

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Turn That Content Lull into RP Awesome: Part 1

Hey there Fellow RPer! Let’s be honest with each other for a minute. When we create, tell or participate in a storyline, we are creating our own content in Blizzard’s setting. While our content may not have the same game-play mechanics as an encounter or a boss fight–although, if someone tried to orchestrate a Sindragosa-esque [...]

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