Primary Characters - Revision history

Pentatonix at 23:58, 26 April 2018

2018-04-26T23:58:17Z

Pentatonix at 23:54, 26 April 2018

2018-04-26T23:54:28Z

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Created page with "Primary Characters are central to the game’s theme, roleplay, or history. A Primary Character's main restraint is that there are some established events that we assume they..."

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Primary Characters are central to the game’s theme, roleplay, or history. A Primary Character's main restraint is that there are some established events that we assume they were present for, and some established acts that they undertook. Small details may be changed, but to use an example: Batman cannot easily be played in a "Year One" style due to the vast number of other PCs who would require major alterations due to having trained with him, such as Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, and so forth.

However, as with all things, this has some wiggle room. If you have a great pitch for how to take a Primary Character in an "early career" direction while leaving a narrative opening for others, then staff is willing to hear the pitch and to try and figure out a way to make things work.

#Diana Prince (Wonder Woman
#Steve Rogers (Captain America)
#Jean Grey (Phoenix)
#Scott Summers (Cyclops) -- Iffy, since we’ve got Jean
#Bruce Wayne (Batman)
#Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) -- Needs to be app’d
#Logan (Wolverine) -- Needs to be app’d, historical mostly
#Barry Allen (Flash II)
#Nicky Fury
#Tony Stark (Iron Man) -- Not sure
#Peter Parker (Spider-Man) -- Not sure

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	As with all things, this has some wiggle room. If you have a great pitch for how to take a Primary Character in an "early career" direction while leaving a narrative opening for others, then staff is willing to hear the pitch and to try and figure out a way to make things work.		As with all things, this has some wiggle room. If you have a great pitch for how to take a Primary Character in an "early career" direction while leaving a narrative opening for others, then staff is willing to hear the pitch and to try and figure out a way to make things work.

−	Once a character is on the grid, they're 'locked in'. New applications have to consider the broad scope of previous roleplay and work in conjunction with the previous momentum.	+	We do not maintain a list of Primary Characters, nor are there specific requirements for activity or roleplay. That said, Staff prefers to see more activity from certain characters than from others due to their complex relationships with the larger game. Long periods of time with minimal amounts of RP will result in staff nudging a player to consider moving to a different character.
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		+	Once any character is on the grid, they're 'locked in'. New applications have to consider the broad scope of previous roleplay and work in conjunction with the previous momentum.

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 Primary Characters are central to the game’s theme, roleplay, or history. A Primary Character's main restraint is that there are some established events that we assume they were present for, and some established acts that they undertook. Small details may be changed, but to use an example: Batman cannot easily be played in a "Year One" style due to the vast number of other PCs who would require major alterations due to having trained with him, such as Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, and so forth.
-However, as with all things, this has some wiggle room. If you have a great pitch for how to take a Primary Character in an "early career" direction while leaving a narrative opening for others, then staff is willing to hear the pitch and to try and figure out a way to make things work.
+As with all things, this has some wiggle room. If you have a great pitch for how to take a Primary Character in an "early career" direction while leaving a narrative opening for others, then staff is willing to hear the pitch and to try and figure out a way to make things work.
-#Diana Prince (Wonder Woman
+Once a character is on the grid, they're 'locked in'. New applications have to consider the broad scope of previous roleplay and work in conjunction with the previous momentum.