Posts Tagged “World of Warcraft”
Let’s start with how it ended: Broken bodies, a kidnapped blood elf and a hostage worgen, grudges and rivalries (re)established that would last an expansion, the organizer of the event horribly burned with a shadowbolt, and players of all factions saying “Hell yes!” This was the event held on Feathermoon (US) in 9/7/12. It was [...]
The Riders worked on a story wherein a few unsavory people figured out a way to sell Lotus on the cheap. This pitted a cartel against the Riders, and for a large part of Cata, it did not go well for the Black and Red. And this is how that story ended. For the record, [...]
I won’t parse words here: Cataclysm RP was more difficult than Wrath. Don’t get me wrong: I enjoyed a lot of this xpac, and the rp it inspired, but coming off the high of Wrath… Well, it was hard to top. Truth be told, cata was a Hard xpac. We lost people. Stories took forever [...]
In the spirit of full disclosure, I snagged this song idea from All Songs Considered. So you and your RP group have decided to run with a romance story. You’ve agreed to certain boundaries and you’re having a grand old time. What do you do next? You keep the story alive. Look, a story is [...]
RP Check
By Bricu | August 5, 2011
Time to check in and take the pulse of your RP. Is it happening? Is it dead? On Hiatus? Is it Thriving? Is it booming? Is it political? Is it personal? Fill us IN!
Wrath ended with a bang: By killing Arthas. It is far too early in Cata’s to accurately predict how this expac will end (though I think we all have an idea), but to be fair, those of us at WTTRP care about the overarching plot of WoW in how it relates to our own stories. [...]
Part of character development has to do with how a character addresses their challenges. The context of the challenge–the what, the why, the where, and how–matters as much as the character being challenged. Clearly, rising to fight The Big Bad of the Expansion is an example of rising to the challenge. Blizzard has focused (with [...]
Drooped over the railings and bannisters and barely underneath the stairs, one can see the shapes of a number of large cats. Some have the traditional markings of the Druids of the Claw. Some turn and watch you approach. Others appear to nap through your visit. Your guide, a burly dwarf carrying a cask of [...]
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