Post by FRODOFAN on Jan 1, 2005 17:12:14 GMT -5
As some of you may know there are a few different ways to roleplay. There is the simple way and the advanced way. Here at Middle-earth we prefer the advanced way.
If you're unsure what this means read the following.
A Simple rpg goes somthing like this:
There is nothing wrong with this type of rpg but the advanced type makes a lot more sense when you are participating in a rpg with lots of people.
An advanced rpg is just like telling a story from your characters view. For example:
Remember to always roleplay this way here at Middle-earth.
And so on and so forth. If you are still confused don't be afraid to ask questions.
If you're unsure what this means read the following.
A Simple rpg goes somthing like this:
1st poster:
*Brogo walks up to Daisy and shakes her hand* My name is Brogo. I'm from Hobbiton. Where are you from?
*Brogo walks up to Daisy and shakes her hand* My name is Brogo. I'm from Hobbiton. Where are you from?
2nd poster:
*Daisy smiles* I'm from Bree.
*Daisy smiles* I'm from Bree.
There is nothing wrong with this type of rpg but the advanced type makes a lot more sense when you are participating in a rpg with lots of people.
An advanced rpg is just like telling a story from your characters view. For example:
1st poster (playing Loreth):
Loreth gazed across the horizon waiting for a sign. Taure would be coming back from the battle field soon if he was not hurt. She stared hopelessly waiting for his return.
Loreth gazed across the horizon waiting for a sign. Taure would be coming back from the battle field soon if he was not hurt. She stared hopelessly waiting for his return.
2nd poster (playing Taure):
Taure could not wait to see Loreth again. He kicked the sides of his horse for speed and rode quickly towards the sun. He could almost hear her voice.
Taure could not wait to see Loreth again. He kicked the sides of his horse for speed and rode quickly towards the sun. He could almost hear her voice.
Remember to always roleplay this way here at Middle-earth.
And so on and so forth. If you are still confused don't be afraid to ask questions.
