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Revision as of 06:33, 1 September 2023

How to Submit a PRP

To Submit a PRP...
1. Log your PRP, or have someone log your PRP for you.
Include:
  • All poses.
  • All +rolls (all PRP rolls must be made in public).
  • All relevant OOC chatter or comments.
2. Post your log.
Need help? See How to Post a Log.
3. Let us know you ran! Send in a +request/prp job.
Include in the +request job:
  • A link to the PRP log on the wiki.
  • The player characters (PCs) that participated and their levels.
  • The type of PrP (Standard or Death Consent), and if it was an open PRP (anyone can join) or a closed PRP (intended for a specific group of players).
  • The encounter(s), including creature stat blocks and their sources.
  • Any player purchases that were not taken care of by a +request submitted by players.
  • If it's a Death Consent PRP: Any lasting effects (drains, etc).
  • Any rumors you want posted to the Rumors bboard (please include a write-up so staff doesn't have to write it).
  • Any Bonuses you're claiming.
  • If anyone's RP was particularly awesome or if someone was unhelpful to your experience on some level (such as unannounced and lengthy AFKs and more).

Staff reserves the discretion, based on PRP runner submissions, to increase rewards for players who are are awesome or helpful in PRPs and to reduce or cancel rewards for players who pose 1 to 3 times before dropping out of the PRP. A PRP runner may use their PRP submission to indicate that they do not want to run for a character/player again. See Game Policies for more information.

4. Ensure your PRP is posted to the +events board and the players are all confirmed on the event description.
Even if this is after the fact due to running a PRP off the cuff. Just make sure to mark your event as open or closed!