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Revision as of 10:23, 26 July 2022
Characters
Character Name Played by
Metagame Tools
Threads
Resources
Orokos - Online Dice Roller.
Roll 20 - 5e Online.
Absences Thread - If you can't post for whatever reason let us know here or in OOC.
Wiki Edits: If you are waiting for moderation on your character wiki, go HERE to get put on the pre-approved list.
Expectations
Post Frequency
- I ask for a daily posting commitment as a general rule, with the understanding that posting might be less frequent on weekends and holidays. In practical terms that usually works out to 3-4 IC posts per week. I may opt to move on ahead of your character action at 24-36 hrs.
- Please post as you have opportunity rather than wait for turn/initiative order. I'll sort out action sequence when I update.
Post Absences
- If you will not be able to post, and you are able to loop us in, please ping us in OOC so we know what is going on or post to the Absences Thread (I pretty much check that thing every time it lights up).
Post Formatting
- Please include the following header at the top of each IC Post:
- Character Name [AC ? | HP Current/Max | Spell DC ?]
- 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.
- Please link your results back to your dice roller.
A Note on PVP
I prefer not to run games that lean heavily to PVP. So, if you wan't to do something that directly acts against another player's chasracter there are two options.
- 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.
Note: If the players involved do not agree to PVP, it doesn't happen. Move on with something else.
