Editing DRYH: Damaged Souls (section)

==Expectations==
<u>'''Post Frequency'''</u>
: I am asking for a '''daily''' posting commitment for this game as a general rule, with the understanding that posting might be less frequent on weekends and holidays.
 
<u>'''Post Absences'''</u>
: If you will NOT be able to post, for whatever reason, please ping us in OOC so we know what is going on or post to the <u>[https://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?709532-Grand-Central-Absences-Station Absences Thread]</u> (I pretty much check that thing every time it lights up).

<u>'''Post Formatting'''</u>
: Please bold your character's name at the top of each IC post '''OR''' bold the first instance of your character's name in the body of the post. We all game with lots of folk, sometimes with the same players in different games; this just makes it easier to keep track of which character we're addressing.

: If you are addressing another PC in your post it is helpful to bold their character name as well so it stands out for them.

: OOC blocks are fine for showing dice rolls and brief OOC comments directly related to a particular post. Please sblock if you need to include large blocks of text related to your IC post. All other OOC content should go in the OOC thread itself.

<u>'''Dice Conventions'''</u>
: Please list your dice in the description line in Orokos in the order you are rolling them. ie - Discipline, Exhaustion, Madness (and how many of each you are rolling). These can be abbreviated D,E,M.

: Please roll your dice in such a way that individual results are displayed, not sums, and so that each pool is distinct from the other pools.

:: So if you wanted to roll 3 Discipline dice, 2 Exhaustion, and 5 Madness, the description line in orokos would include the notation D3, E2, M5

:: The best notation I know (for orokos) for the above roll would be 3#1d6; 2#1d6: 5#1d6

: Please link all dice rolls back to your dice roller. Do not post dice rolls or actions in the OOC Thread.

<u>'''PVP'''</u>

I don't have much patience when it comes to GMing PVP games. Intercharacter conflict and disagreement is fine, but when it comes to actions or expression meant to force a specific response, I default to the following:
: '''Unilateral Permission:''' The other player agrees to your action. No rolls are needed. Just RP it out.
: '''Limited Permission:''' The other player doesn't agree that it is an automatic thing, but does agree to let the dice decide.
: '''No Permission:''' If the players involved do not agree to PVP, it doesn't happen. Move on with something else.