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* Your character can be in multiple Stickies with ST permission
* Your character can be in multiple Stickies with ST permission
* Stickies 'happen' '''on the day the thread ''begins''
* Stickies 'happen' '''on the day the thread ''begins''
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* Often times these threads are split into 'side' threads to represent conversations and keep the main thread easily readable.  Side threads '''do not''' count against the Scene limit -- only the primary Sticky / Event counts.

Revision as of 15:18, 4 July 2017

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A Scene is typically defined as one hour of game time. In a play by post setting, this is reflected by a single thread. These are the specific rules for how we handle Scenes and keep continuity from getting snarled.


Types

Regular / Standard

This is a public or private Scene which is not a Sticky thread.


Sticky / Event

This is a Scene which is typically mandatory attendance (Court, etc.), an event/party that people might want to attend, or a thread/plot that will take longer than normal (combat involved, etc).


Chat

These are Scenes done in real-time in the Chat rooms.


Private Message

These Scenes are typically between two characters with positions and in-character responsibilities, allowing for character development and so that other characters don't get 'stuck' waiting.


Communications

These threads are typically phone calls, text messages, emails, or letters.


Social Groups

These are private forums which contain Scenes visible only to the member of the group.


Limits

The total concurrent Scene counts a character can be in are limited. This helps with pacing as the limitation will enforce a sense of urgency, as well as being a more realistic representation of what a character can accomplish. Yes, decisions will have to be made. Availability will have to be managed. Do you really need to attend that Covenant meeting? Scene limit totals includes venue and faction meetings.


Expenditure Tracking

Scene information is tracked by noting expenditures in individual posts and then displaying a summary in the last Minisheet.






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