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	~~Right on~~-this ~~hpeled me sort things right out~~.		A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.

			Compare [[non-player character]].

			[[Category:Terminology]]

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	A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-~~playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of~~ this ~~would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.~~		Right on-this hpeled me sort things right out.

	~~Compare [[non-player character]]~~.

	~~[[Category:Terminology]]~~

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	A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.		A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.

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	A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.		A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.

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	A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.		A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.

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	A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.		A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.

Argyle at 22:15, 4 May 2005

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A <b>Player character</b> (usually abbreviated as [[PC]]) is a [[character]] controlled by one of the [[players]]. Player characters are the protagonists of the game and it is their [[adventure]]s that [[role-playing game]]s are all about. In most cases, a [[player]] will control only one player character, but some games encourage players to have more than one character. An example of this would be the [[troupe style]] of play featured in <i>[[Ars Magica]]</i>.

Compare [[non-player character]].

[[Category:Terminology]]