User blog:Moonwatcher908/Roleplay Layout

Title | Roleplay | Open/Closed | Mature? | Thread #

Tip: When creating a roleplay, a short title is ideal. Something simple that has to do with the story of the roleplay is always nice, grasping the user's attention. For example, if you created a roleplay about an inescapable prison, something like Behind the Bars would be both a cool and a title that fits the theme.

Roleplay Story
Tip: Here is where you write write a few paragraphs about what happens right before the roleplay happens. Give the readers a good idea on what the roleplay is about and what problems they might face. Don't make it too long though, because the reader might get bored. Also, make the story a little loose so they can roleplay a little more freely.

Prophecy
Tip: You do not have to create a prophecy for your roleplay, but if you do, make sure it goes well with your roleplay story. Your prophecy should rhyme and make sense when compared to the roleplay story.

Rules
Tip: Adding basic rules like respecting others and keeping it PG-13 should hopefully ensure that your roleplay will not be chaotic. Making sure that all roleplayers are following not only the roleplay's rules, but also the wiki's and FANDOM's rules will pay off. You should enforce rules that will give your roleplayers a safe environment to roleplay in. You can always ask someone to leave the roleplay if they are breaking the rules. You can always contact a staff member if they continue.


 * Rule one


 * Rule two


 * Rule three

Roles
Tip: Create a fair amount of roles that users can choose from. It's good to have about 3-7 roles, otherwise, it just gets a little too chaotic. It's also good to have an "Other" role for roleplayers who don't really like the roles you have listed. Usually, it's a good idea to have them specify their role on their form. Having a limit for the amount of characters for one role is always a good idea so your roleplay doesn't get too crowded.

Role one - 0/#

Role two - 0/#

Role three - 0/#

Reservations
Tip: If a user reserves a spot, you should keep track of it here so you don't forget. The user who has made a reservation will most likely make a form later on.

Characters
Tip: Always keep track of who has characters in the roleplay. This will help you decide when to get it started, when to close it to new users, and to let your fellow roleplayers know who they're roleplaying with. This should constantly be updated.

Character name - tribe - powers - owner

Character name - tribe - powers - owner

Character name - tribe - powers - owner

Form
Tip: It's a good idea to have a password in your form just to make sure people can notice little details. Try to hide it here or in the rules.

Name:

Age:

Tribe:

Gender:

Orientation:

Appearance:

Personality:

Role:

Shipping?:

Do you want them killed off?:

Backstory:

Other:

Password: