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'''Alt:''' | '''Alt:''' Alternate character. One Player can more than one Character - these characters are all his alts. | ||
''' | '''Canon:''' Universally understood rules about the specific universe being played in. | ||
''' | '''Channel:''' The primary means through which Players communicate with one another. | ||
'''+finger:''' | '''Character:''' What Players RP with. | ||
'''Desc:''' Description -- the description of your character's appearance. It can, but does not usually contain clothing. | |||
'''FC:''' Feature Character - one of the characters written in the Canon X-Men Universe | |||
'''+finger:''' A quick command to bring up someone's profile. | |||
'''Hook:''' | '''Hook:''' | ||
'''IC:''' | '''IC:''' In Character | ||
'''ICA=ICC:''' In Character Actions = In Character Consequences - If your character punches someone in the face, depending on the situation, your character may have people mad at them. | |||
'''Meta:''' Meta is self-referential. It is information about a character that the writer knows that adds to a person's understanding of their motivations or personality | |||
'''Meta-knowledge:''' taking Meta information and applying it. If you are not a telepath, you will not know what the other person is thinking, so generally, don't use this. | |||
'''NPC:''' Non Player Character - no one specifically applied for this character. It can be your character's sister or just all of the other people on the street or in a restaurant | |||
''' | '''OC:''' Original character -- Not created by the Marvel universe. | ||
'''OOC:''' Out Of Character. OOC is used to describe the status and interactions between Players outside of RP. (ie "My character is angry, but OOC I am having a great time.") Can also be used to describe a character that is acting contrary to their character type. (ie "It was pretty OOC when Wolverine went daisy picking.") Opposite of IC. | '''OOC:''' Out Of Character. OOC is used to describe the status and interactions between Players outside of RP. (ie "My character is angry, but OOC I am having a great time.") Can also be used to describe a character that is acting contrary to their character type. (ie "It was pretty OOC when Wolverine went daisy picking.") Opposite of IC. | ||
'''Player:''' | '''Page:''' Direct messaging on game in real time (not the +mail system) | ||
'''PC:''' Player Character. A character that is written by only one Player. | |||
'''Player:''' That's you! | |||
'''Pose:''' the collection of dialog and/or actions written by a single person, inserted into the field of play during their turn | |||
'''Room:''' Rooms are where characters and objects exist, for storage, interaction and/or RP. They are generally desced to suit the purpose of the rooms (ie: A garden room should be desced with the general layout of the garden.) Public rooms are rooms on the grid that anyone can enter/RP in/navigate through. Private rooms are rooms owned by individuals and should generally not be entered without OOC permission. | |||
'''RP:''' Roleplay. | |||
''' | '''RPG:''' Roleplay game. | ||
''' | '''Set:''' Can be a noun or a verb. Setting a scene is laying out in a pose the scene that is currently or about to take place. (ie: "I will set the scene now that we're all in the room." or "Hi! We've been RPing for a while, but if you want to join, I can make a set of the scene for you in my next pose.") | ||
''' | '''Scene:''' | ||
'''TP:''' | '''TP:''' Tiny Plot! The game over all has a vague over arching plot, but from time to time, there will be smaller plots that start, begin, and end within a certain time frame. | ||
'''TS:''' | '''TS:''' Tiny sex. [[https://www.xmenrevolution.com/wiki/MUSH_Etiquette#TS_and_Excessive_Violence SEE ETIQUETTE]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:37, 3 July 2018
Glossary of Terms
COMMON MUSH ROLEPLAY TERMINOLOGY
Alt: Alternate character. One Player can more than one Character - these characters are all his alts.
Canon: Universally understood rules about the specific universe being played in.
Channel: The primary means through which Players communicate with one another.
Character: What Players RP with.
Desc: Description -- the description of your character's appearance. It can, but does not usually contain clothing.
FC: Feature Character - one of the characters written in the Canon X-Men Universe
+finger: A quick command to bring up someone's profile.
Hook:
IC: In Character
ICA=ICC: In Character Actions = In Character Consequences - If your character punches someone in the face, depending on the situation, your character may have people mad at them.
Meta: Meta is self-referential. It is information about a character that the writer knows that adds to a person's understanding of their motivations or personality
Meta-knowledge: taking Meta information and applying it. If you are not a telepath, you will not know what the other person is thinking, so generally, don't use this.
NPC: Non Player Character - no one specifically applied for this character. It can be your character's sister or just all of the other people on the street or in a restaurant
OC: Original character -- Not created by the Marvel universe.
OOC: Out Of Character. OOC is used to describe the status and interactions between Players outside of RP. (ie "My character is angry, but OOC I am having a great time.") Can also be used to describe a character that is acting contrary to their character type. (ie "It was pretty OOC when Wolverine went daisy picking.") Opposite of IC.
Page: Direct messaging on game in real time (not the +mail system)
PC: Player Character. A character that is written by only one Player.
Player: That's you!
Pose: the collection of dialog and/or actions written by a single person, inserted into the field of play during their turn
Room: Rooms are where characters and objects exist, for storage, interaction and/or RP. They are generally desced to suit the purpose of the rooms (ie: A garden room should be desced with the general layout of the garden.) Public rooms are rooms on the grid that anyone can enter/RP in/navigate through. Private rooms are rooms owned by individuals and should generally not be entered without OOC permission.
RP: Roleplay.
RPG: Roleplay game.
Set: Can be a noun or a verb. Setting a scene is laying out in a pose the scene that is currently or about to take place. (ie: "I will set the scene now that we're all in the room." or "Hi! We've been RPing for a while, but if you want to join, I can make a set of the scene for you in my next pose.")
Scene:
TP: Tiny Plot! The game over all has a vague over arching plot, but from time to time, there will be smaller plots that start, begin, and end within a certain time frame.
TS: Tiny sex. [SEE ETIQUETTE]
