RPG Rules

These are the official RPG rules

1. Come up with a RPG idea AND story line.

2. Get people who want to play it, you MUST have at least three people join your RPG before you make the RPG thread and start playing.

3. Post at least two lines.

4. Use good spelling and grammer.

5. Stay on topic.

6. NO SPAMMING!

7. Have fun!


8. These are not allowed at all: witchcraft, sorcery, sexuality, Profanity, foul language, and God-modding (controlling another's character without the user's permission).

9. Magic, which is allowed to a certain degree, would be referring to an unnatural course of events that does not affect other characters. For example, a sword that glows when enemies approach (which would be fine to RP with). Sorcery/witchcraft, on the other hand, refers to the reliance or submission on another power, whether "good" or "bad", that invokes spirits. If you have any questions about your RPG and what's considered "magic" or "sorcery/witchcraft," you are welcomed to contact S-Lady or Yanny anytime.

10. Also, please show respect. If the GM (the creator of the RPG) doesn't want things done a certain way in his/her RPG, we ask that you honor and obey that.

I think that's it.

I would like to add some rules if you don't mind. Yanny, if you don't like the rules I added, I will delete this post.

8. These are not allowed at all: witchcraft, sorcery, sexuality, Profanity, foul language, and God-modding (controlling another's character without the user's permission).

9. Magic, which is allowed to a certain degree, would be referring to an unnatural course of events that does not affect other characters. For example, a sword that glows when enemies approach (which would be fine to RP with). Sorcery/witchcraft, on the other hand, refers to the reliance or submission on another power, whether "good" or "bad", that invokes spirits. If you have any questions about your RPG and what's considered "magic" or "sorcery/witchcraft," you are welcomed to contact S-Lady or Yanny anytime.

10. Also, please show respect. If the GM (the creator of the RPG) doesn't want things done a certain way in his/her RPG, we ask that you honor and obey that.

No that's cool. I edit it in to my post.

Okay, thanks.