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''Players are permitted to play characters native to Sanctuary as NPCs. As we allow five character slots, and not everyone will use all of their slots, the option to create flavor characters for the purposes of story telling are available to the community. <includeonly> [[Non-Player Character|Read More ...]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[category:Races]] | ''Players are permitted to play characters native to Sanctuary as NPCs. As we allow five character slots, and not everyone will use all of their slots, the option to create flavor characters for the purposes of story telling are available to the community. <includeonly> [[Non-Player Character|Read More ...]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[category:Races]] | ||
| − | There are two basic categories for NPCs; those who are background characters and those who are not. It is obviously easier to play and approve your local | + | There are two basic categories for NPCs; those who are background characters, and those who are not. It is obviously easier to play and approve your local barkeep, traveling tinker, or wandering gypsy. Players who wish to have backdrop characters can expect to be approved to play a wide variety of these types of characters, and may even receive limited GM ability to change their own appearance. (Details pending) |
| − | The other type of NPC is one that either has historical knowledge or the ability to significantly influence a player | + | The other type of NPC is one that either has historical knowledge, or the ability to significantly influence a player character's fate. Examples of such NPCS might be one of the racial leaders, native members of your Noble House, Leaders of NPC Monster groups, etc. Approval of these types of NPCs is on a case by case basis. |
;Limitations | ;Limitations | ||
| − | * Native NPCS are restricted by their racial limitations | + | * Native NPCS are restricted by their racial limitations. |
| − | * Can not participate in RPCSS at all | + | * Can not participate in RPCSS at all. |
;Physical Traits | ;Physical Traits | ||
| − | : Based on their individual race but players should be respectful of how much work this puts on staff | + | : Based on their individual race; but players should be respectful of how much work this puts on staff |
;[[Native People]] | ;[[Native People]] | ||
:{{: Native People}} | :{{: Native People}} | ||
Revision as of 20:08, 16 August 2019
Players are permitted to play characters native to Sanctuary as NPCs. As we allow five character slots, and not everyone will use all of their slots, the option to create flavor characters for the purposes of story telling are available to the community.
There are two basic categories for NPCs; those who are background characters, and those who are not. It is obviously easier to play and approve your local barkeep, traveling tinker, or wandering gypsy. Players who wish to have backdrop characters can expect to be approved to play a wide variety of these types of characters, and may even receive limited GM ability to change their own appearance. (Details pending)
The other type of NPC is one that either has historical knowledge, or the ability to significantly influence a player character's fate. Examples of such NPCS might be one of the racial leaders, native members of your Noble House, Leaders of NPC Monster groups, etc. Approval of these types of NPCs is on a case by case basis.
- Limitations
- Native NPCS are restricted by their racial limitations.
- Can not participate in RPCSS at all.
- Physical Traits
- Based on their individual race; but players should be respectful of how much work this puts on staff
