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Palmar

Iceland22632 Posts

March 31 2014 13:41 GMT

#181

rayn rolls:

alignment: 8
activity: 9
structure: 0
focus: 1

Palmar

Iceland22632 Posts

March 31 2014 13:43 GMT

#182

These posts you just made use the post's id to control your traits. This is why it's important you're creative.

Alignment roll 1-9, pick your own on 0.

Classic alignment chart.

1 = lawful good
2 = neutral good
3 = chaotic good
4 = lawful neutral
5 = true neutral
6 = chaotic neutral
7 = lawful evil
8 = neutral evil
9 = chaotic evil

For an idea on how to play these roles out, a lawful good person will probably hold policies and play as much as possible within the framework of the game, while also maintaining respect for his fellow players. lawful players in general will probably be less emotional and more likely to hold values. Evil players are much more likely to actively destruct cases from other players and criticize their play. A chaotic neutral might not really try his best to make his fellow players enjoy the game, simply creating chaos for the sake of having chaos. Whereas an evil player's chaos is more likely to be malicious towards a player, a group or the entire game. Good players are more willing to defend other players.

Use your imagination!

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Activity roll, used to determine activity

0 - 1 = mostly afk, very few posts
2 - 4 = low activity but still enough (think 2-4 pages of filter per day, but that also depends on other rolls)
5 - 7 = high activity, volume posting
8 - 9 = hyperactivity, rayn levels.

This is why it's important you can be as active as your roll mandates! Each end represents extremes and has a less chance of being rolled.

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Structure roll, used to determine your style of posting

8 - 9 = almost exclusively structured cases and long posts
6 - 7 = case based style with some minor interactivity
4 - 5 = a good balance of structured posts and interactive questions and answers
2 - 3 = interactive style with shorter points and a healthy amount of one-liners
0 - 1 = no cases, almost exclusively one liners and short points

This roll also contributes to your filter length. A structured player with high activity will make far fewer posts than a one-liner spammer, but might write just as many if not more words.

A chaotic player with high structure will make cases, they will just be insane

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Focus roll

0 - 1 = no focus at all, the player is all over the place
2 - 4 = low focus, might develop an extra interest in one case over others, but talk about a lot of things
5 - 7 = main focus on one task, will comment on other things occasionally, but stays fairly locked in on main activity
8 - 9 = IT'S TUNNEL TIME.

A lawful player with no focus will most likely be trying to control everyone and everything in town to do his bidding, whereas the same player with a lot of focus will concentrate his efforts towards a single player or goal. A chaotic evil player with high structure and high focus will be making crazy cases all on the same poor fellow.

A new roll will be made at the start of every cycle

Palmar

Iceland22632 Posts

March 31 2014 13:47 GMT

#183

So rayn, you must play day 1 as:

Neutral evil
hyperactive
unstructured
unfocused

At first glance I think your character calls everyone and everything bad all the time while throwing around your sizeable dick over any topic that might come up on the thread.

I will be playing

Neutral good
hyperactive
unstructured
low focus

Palmar

Iceland22632 Posts

March 31 2014 13:47 GMT

#184

if anyone else wants to roll on my mafia character table, that's fine by me.

Dandel Ion

Austria17960 Posts

March 31 2014 13:49 GMT

#185

rayn basically rolled what he's doing anyway

he beat the system gg

Palmar

Iceland22632 Posts

March 31 2014 13:51 GMT

#186

On March 31 2014 22:49 Dandel Ion wrote:
rayn basically rolled what he's doing anyway

he beat the system gg

I was thinking the same thing, but I do think rayn tends to focus on a topic quite a bit when he sets his mind to it, so at least in one area he's going to have to play out of his comfort zone. He can never boil down to one line of thought.