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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No, dear reader, I’m not trying to provoke a fight. I’m asking this: Given your circumstances and your RP circle, what is the one issue that you can’t seem to get past? Are you having a hard time breaking into a group? Maybe you’re having a hard time finding a group to begin with? Maybe [...]
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It is a bit hectic for the characters, and players, of Wildfire Riders (and their friends. For the record, that’s Chelody’s idea, not mine.) On the player side, we have jobs, work and someone is getting married. On the Character side, babies have been kidnapped and returned, loved ones have been haunted, complicated relationships have [...]
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As we have said countless times, RP has more to do with interaction than solo production. Our clever readers may ask, “But Bricu, isn’t the process of writing Fic a solo activity?” The really clever readers respond: “Writing is not a solitary process.” Let’s face it, even when planning how you are going to do [...]
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