Full Name:
Nicknames:
Biographical:
Level:
Class:
RP Power:
Race:
Gender:
Date of Birth:
Age:
Hair:
Skin:
Eyes:
Height:
Weight:
Place of Residence:
Place of Birth:
Relatives:
Enemies:
Allies:
Occupation:
Crafting:
Appearance:
Fashion of Choice:
Armor of Choice:
Weapons of Choice:
Special Abilities:
Personality:
Alignment:
Motivations:
Disposition:
Outlook:
Religion/Philosophy:
Sexuality:
Positive Personality Traits:
Negative Personality Traits:
Misc. Quirks:
Affiliations:
Guild:
Guild Rank:
Faction:
Faction:
Faction:
Faction:
Interests:
Likes:
Dislikes:
Favorite Foods:
Favorite Drinks:
Favorite Colors:
Hobbies:
Details:
Played by What Famous Person:
Theme Songs:
History:
Metagaming Bad, Tree Pretty:
The list of patrons is like a repository of classic RPG "character sheets". There's a lot of details your character could not possibly know. Players are expected to use their good judgment and not metagame their way into knowing everything listed about a patron. Under each character entry, people are invited to post their own character's thoughts on a person. Whether you're the person being commented on, or another player, never assume you know one patron's comments on another, that's metagaming too. All responses to character roster sheets are to be in character.
All OOC responses will be deleted to reduce clutter. This also prevents situations from occurring where players think their character is getting dumped on OOCly by players, instead of characters expressing their opinions. The patron profiles and comments systems are a great way to get to know people, get people's IC thoughts on your characters. It's a privileged look into their minds, and a way for you to give a privileged look into the life of your character. Don't abuse it.
One thing people should ABSOLUTELY do... if someone takes the time to comment on your character, you owe them the same in return. If they give you three paragraphs, you should put down the same. If they give you three lines, that's all you need to give back. It's only fair, and such returns can only encourage more comments on people's profiles.
One quick note: You will see "RP Power" next to the "Level" stat. Sometimes people may be a level 80, but IC, they're playing an uneducated child, or conversely, you may have a PC who for RP has more power than level might show.
Nicknames:
Biographical:
Level:
Class:
RP Power:
Race:
Gender:
Date of Birth:
Age:
Hair:
Skin:
Eyes:
Height:
Weight:
Place of Residence:
Place of Birth:
Relatives:
Enemies:
Allies:
Occupation:
Crafting:
Appearance:
Fashion of Choice:
Armor of Choice:
Weapons of Choice:
Special Abilities:
Personality:
Alignment:
Motivations:
Disposition:
Outlook:
Religion/Philosophy:
Sexuality:
Positive Personality Traits:
Negative Personality Traits:
Misc. Quirks:
Affiliations:
Guild:
Guild Rank:
Faction:
Faction:
Faction:
Faction:
Interests:
Likes:
Dislikes:
Favorite Foods:
Favorite Drinks:
Favorite Colors:
Hobbies:
Details:
Played by What Famous Person:
Theme Songs:
History:
Metagaming Bad, Tree Pretty:
The list of patrons is like a repository of classic RPG "character sheets". There's a lot of details your character could not possibly know. Players are expected to use their good judgment and not metagame their way into knowing everything listed about a patron. Under each character entry, people are invited to post their own character's thoughts on a person. Whether you're the person being commented on, or another player, never assume you know one patron's comments on another, that's metagaming too. All responses to character roster sheets are to be in character.
All OOC responses will be deleted to reduce clutter. This also prevents situations from occurring where players think their character is getting dumped on OOCly by players, instead of characters expressing their opinions. The patron profiles and comments systems are a great way to get to know people, get people's IC thoughts on your characters. It's a privileged look into their minds, and a way for you to give a privileged look into the life of your character. Don't abuse it.
One thing people should ABSOLUTELY do... if someone takes the time to comment on your character, you owe them the same in return. If they give you three paragraphs, you should put down the same. If they give you three lines, that's all you need to give back. It's only fair, and such returns can only encourage more comments on people's profiles.
One quick note: You will see "RP Power" next to the "Level" stat. Sometimes people may be a level 80, but IC, they're playing an uneducated child, or conversely, you may have a PC who for RP has more power than level might show.
