RPGRules

~10 Simple Role Playing Game Rules.~

1.No Lava Men with out the permission of The one of the Queens

2. No Life changing effects of another character with
Out that characters permission (Killing, mutilitating,
Turning into a rabbit, etc). This also holds true for
Any sub characters, such as pets, babies, or very life
Like stuffed animals. Any Attempts so done, the
Storyteller reserves the right to make a post that
States it�s only a dream sequence. Patric Duffy in a
Shower is optional. This rule holds true for the head
Of storytelling. This is the only real hard rule.

3. The Head of storytelling�s job is to arbitrate
Disputes, and to make posts to move the game along.
She can post non player characters, encounters and
Such, but her actions are not intended to replace good
Imagination and clever writing as well as fun.

4. If you get involved in an active storyline please
Post as often as needed to keep it moving. The head
Of RPG reserves the right to prompt people to post
More often however if in her benevolent wisdom she
Feels they are slowing down the story. .

5. I repeat no lava men without the permission of the
Head of RPG.

6. Any questions comments about the game and the
Other players should be addressed to the Head of RPG.
If required she will be willing to step in with the
Giant bitch goddess as needed.

7. Again with no lava men.

8. If you don't have an idea of what to post about ask
The Head of RPG, she'll come up with something for
Your character to do. If for any reason-real life
School work, attacks by lava men, you can
post for awhile it would be best if you some how
Take your character out of activity in the
Village...however it doesn't half to be permeate, even
Death- see TV show, Xena.

9. Have fun. While Drama, Tragedy, horror, action and
Other evil calamities exist, and are appropriate to the
Source, the fundamental rule here is to have fun, and
To RPG in such a way as the other people have fun.

10. When writing a character speaking, use " (got that
Rule from another game and thought it applied).