Roleplay

I aint trolling. That is the only roleplay i know of. If theres another kind,i dont know about it. I do now. Cheers

Rp is alwas a fun time killer c:

How does it work? Or how you play it?

It's kind of like an add on story x) like 2 to a group of people come up with a setting, create their characters and just start a scenario with each person adding on to it x)

Ok, so someone has to create a back story first? And when we add to it,do we have to have a character prepared of who we are in the story?  x))

Yusss 

It's my turn to ride the pony!

any suggestions for the storyline?

What about were Tourists in Iran?  

Can i be a Monitor Lizard scavenging for food?  Mmm, you look tasty,think i'll slowly follow you from a distance till you drop.

There's at least one club here for people who are fans of the Dungeons & Dragons RPG; some of us actually started an online D&D adventure last September. It's a party of 4, but we may have room for maybe one more - it's all still at the beginning, so it's the best time to get an understanding of the rules of the game.

I've never played D&D before but it seems interesting. I'll go ahead and take that spot if no one already has.

Can I play? I know a place where anyone can learn how to create a D&D game, too. And I'm good with rules on what text means what.

Usually, italics mean a thought that a player is thinking...

Bold means an action a player is doing

Normal text is words spoken

Im not sure whats happened to Megger.Hope shes alright.She created this thread.

Hello? I'm sad because no one will join my roleplay post, or comment on my blog...

We're at a point in our D&D game where a new character can be added pretty easily - head over to this thread the D&D Players club and throw out some ideas about what sort of character you'd like to play.

It's a different sort of roleplay to the other threads you've started, though. For those ones, I think you need some sort of context: what's the background, is there a setting, that sort of thing. I've played a little of the Amber Diceless RPG and it was excellent: being based on Roger Zelazny's Amber novels, it had a very strong context, which helped a lot.

We seem to have lost @ComicalMayhem; that's a pity, because they sounded a little more genuine to me than @meggermegger, who I felt was being a little disingenuous on the first page of this thread.

Do you have one on chess.com?

Yes, we're running it through a club here on Chess.com called The Quest - it's a private club, whereas you can join the D&D Players club straight away and start a conversation there straight away (or join the existing one that I linked to above)

I'll loo into it...