1.Role Playing... Role playing is a form of acting. In the free-form roleplay world supplied for you, you will not only generate stories but interact with other players as if you are living an everyday life. Doing so, you will need a unique identity with characteristics. When you think of characters, you think of people. Goku for example has a trait of being over naturally kind hearted and is depicted as an average size man with jet black spikey hair. That is apart of his character, his identity. How will Goku react to someone stealing his wallet? Think about it.

2. Writing.... As a role player of the net you are expected to have both acting skill and subliminal writing skill. However, seeing as how this is a game you aren't expected to be a perfect with every form of writing you do. Relax and have fun. But as a writer, you must acknowledge that a person of the real world cannot SPEAK in ancronyms. You can say, W.T.F As Double U Tee Eff but you cannot pronounce 'WTF'. As a result, these words are banned from roleplay. You are expected to be detailed, neat, and proficient with grammar usage. (I.E, Capitalization and punctuation. This perfects the way we talk.) For example. When someone gives a command "Shut the door!" The exclamation gives it that characteristic.

3.Acting... As a role player you are expected to take the form of an actor. This is what we'd refer to as, IC. As an IC actor you are going to mimic how someone in a real world would be interacting with an un-ordinary, or even ordinary occurrences. For example. You meet a stranger who you can noticeably see because your eyes are in good condition. They address you as Mister, not knowing your name and wanting to be respectful. You respond "Hello, I don't think we've met." Exciting, huh? Now just remember.. responses and speaking aren't the only thing at play here. Role playing comes in as well. This is where we get to use actions. * Is an asterisk. It can be used as an action mark when an EMOTE or ROLE PLAY verb aren't provided. Here is an example of the meeting. *Larxene would take a glance at the stranger with one eyebrow perked, blinking before inquiring "Do I know you?"* Remember. Even if you can see the persons name, you as an actor are to remember that you don't know anyone's name until you've met them in the IC world.

4. Character development... As your character grows from their current age to the next, you can always add in twists of personality changes as they gain more experiences with other players characters. Let's say a person was a bit of a push over until a bully pushed them into an enraged state, where they then always stuck up for them self. That is a life changing occurrence and is vital to RP.

{Provided by Larxene/Vanilla}