A Roleplaying Guide for Dummies (RP Wiki Edition)

Lesson I: The Roleplay

Came For The Plot

No roleplay can begin without a solid plot to kick it off. Plot development requires a lot of fine-tuning and ability to understand the general idea, but in the end, it's completely necessary for the whole shenanigan to work. Many roleplaying plots revolve around how the main creator sees fit, but for our purposes, let's say the Shadow Element is destroying the world. A larger call to action and conflict has been established, and now we require a resolution with some protagonists- with a healthy dash of setting and a wonderful sprinkle of character development.

Lesson III: Actually Doing the Thing

Lowering Your Own Expectations

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