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       #Post#: 226--------------------------------------------------
       Regulations
   DIR By: Lucan Tyrius
       Date: April 7, 2016, 4:08 pm
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       Here are the regs for rps, courtesy of the illustrious Commisar
       Sanders:
       1. For every game, there are 2 threads. First the recruitment
       thread, signed as (Recruitment) before the title of the game.
       This is where the Game Master (GW) writes the setting and maybe
       some points where the story goes (no spoilers). He also
       announces how long the recruitment phase will go and how many
       players he needs max. And off course, which race,class, ....
       will be involved. Then everybody can sign in, create and
       describe their characters. And then there is the Action-Thread.
       Marked as (Action) before the title. Only active players are
       allowed to post here. And only in their playable character (IC).
       Everything else (OOC) is posted in the Recruitment thread of the
       game. Here are no double-postings allowed, except for the GM.
       2. No overpowering/God-mode. That means, that you shouldn`t kill
       the other players. And that you have no god-like powers like
       summoning an army of demons or calling an exterminatus or stuff.
       3. Details are great, but can get boring quickly. Try to keep
       your posts focused on the situation. - story may need a block of
       text, although space it out a bit.
       4. Misspelling is ok, but please, try to keep it readable or
       edit if needed.
       5. Try to give your character personality and don`t equip him
       with a large amount of weapons and stuff, that makes him
       immortal. Stay realistic. Add a weakness, allow him to get
       wounded. Nobody likes the unbreakable superhero.
       - also, try to keep stereotypes to a minimum
       6. Only the GM plays non-playable-characters. Nobody else. - Up
       for debate/subjective.
       7. No power-play. Means, that you shouldn`t make moves for other
       players in a situation. You can save them or stuff like that,
       but you shouldn`t start to take their roles too and make moves
       with them in your post - unless they let you, or have told you
       to.
       8. The GM decides how long a game lasts. He can also add a
       time-limit for postings and answers (like 1 post per day). If
       you don`t post in time, he can decide to just take you further
       down the way, or simply kill you in the story. Nobody likes
       placeholders. - yes... but whether they're doing this should be
       put in the recruitment section from the beginning. (optional)
       (this is what plague wrote but... It's a really good set of
       rules, however, I've amended it slightly, marked with an - )
       Amendment 1: GM's must explicitly explain any action that
       effects another player as it is occurring.
       (Yes I did just copy this off vox, why fix what ain't broke?)
       #Post#: 2563--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Regulations
   DIR By: Lucan Tyrius
       Date: April 28, 2016, 5:03 pm
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       Updated.
       #Post#: 6358--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Regulations
   DIR By: Lucan Tyrius
       Date: June 25, 2016, 9:52 pm
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       A recent discussion has led to the implementation of the
       following rule:
       The death of player controlled NPCs - otherwise known as
       'Scrubs' - is to be determined by the controlling player as
       opposed to the attacker simply stating 'they die'.
       Credit to Apotacary Meros for this rule.
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