General Rules
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Thank you for being here. We're going to tell an awesome story, together. Here are some rules for us as players to help foster the experience we want. (For the purposes of these rules, "players" usually includes the Dungeon Master.) | Thank you for being here. We're going to tell an awesome story, together. Here are some rules for us as players to help foster the experience we want. (For the purposes of these rules, "players" usually includes the Dungeon Master.) | ||
| − | # This game is a '''Safe Zone'''. Players and characters with a variety of differences are welcome (e.g., gender identity, affectional orientation, disability) | + | # This game is welcoming to '''new players'''. Questions are welcome. Honest mistakes are forgiven. |
| − | # This game is rated M for '''Mature''' | + | # This game is a '''Safe Zone'''. Players and characters with a variety of differences are welcome (e.g., gender identity, affectional orientation, disability). |
| − | # | + | # This game is rated M for '''Mature'''. |
| − | # Respect other people's '''creativity'''. In general, if what somebody wants to do with their character doesn't harm your character, then think twice before criticizing their choice | + | # '''The Rule of Cool''': regardless of the rules, if your idea idea cool, I'm more likely to let it happen. This is especially true if you've made a plan, you've specifically prepared, and/or you're collaborating with other characters. |
| − | # This is a '''PvE''' game (Players vs. Environment). No PC can seriously harm another PC, usually | + | # Respect other people's '''creativity'''. In general, if what somebody wants to do with their character doesn't harm your character, then think twice before criticizing their choice. |
| + | # This is a '''PvE''' game (Players vs. Environment). No PC can seriously harm another PC, usually. | ||
# The PCs don't have to all be '''friends'''. They will often need to work together as a team, but co-workers aren't necessarily friends. | # The PCs don't have to all be '''friends'''. They will often need to work together as a team, but co-workers aren't necessarily friends. | ||
# You can often '''get away with more''' if your character is clever, your narrative is imaginative, and/or your storytelling is vivid. | # You can often '''get away with more''' if your character is clever, your narrative is imaginative, and/or your storytelling is vivid. | ||
# The DM welcomes '''feedback'''. I want to get progressively better. | # The DM welcomes '''feedback'''. I want to get progressively better. | ||
Revision as of 00:56, 4 May 2017
Thank you for being here. We're going to tell an awesome story, together. Here are some rules for us as players to help foster the experience we want. (For the purposes of these rules, "players" usually includes the Dungeon Master.)
- This game is welcoming to new players. Questions are welcome. Honest mistakes are forgiven.
- This game is a Safe Zone. Players and characters with a variety of differences are welcome (e.g., gender identity, affectional orientation, disability).
- This game is rated M for Mature.
- The Rule of Cool: regardless of the rules, if your idea idea cool, I'm more likely to let it happen. This is especially true if you've made a plan, you've specifically prepared, and/or you're collaborating with other characters.
- Respect other people's creativity. In general, if what somebody wants to do with their character doesn't harm your character, then think twice before criticizing their choice.
- This is a PvE game (Players vs. Environment). No PC can seriously harm another PC, usually.
- The PCs don't have to all be friends. They will often need to work together as a team, but co-workers aren't necessarily friends.
- You can often get away with more if your character is clever, your narrative is imaginative, and/or your storytelling is vivid.
- The DM welcomes feedback. I want to get progressively better.
