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With Rowan's Hogwarts Roleplay Society experiment and Pheeb's ongoing D&D RP I thought we could talk about this trend (?).
Is anybody else planning to follow along in these RPs? Join Pheeb's (it still has unclaimed cards!)? Have a muggle-born or half-blood character that might be familiar with D&D? Have a character that would totally be into roleplaying?
Just scanning the roleplays, myself, I'm certainly impressed - cramming all the pressure of typing responses for your character and then dungeon mastering is next-level. I've seen some forum-based-RPGs which use dicerolls (lots of dice rolling codes available for ZetaBoards, too - and, really, this is what Quidditch is for us) - but never a play-by-post RPG like HNZ which has its characters then depending on dice-rolls for the games they play!
It really seems like a lot of hard work but I'm excited to see it work out, it really could be fun. One thought I've had, though, is that the RPs might need to be short (like old-school-week) to encourage the rapidity of posting and the focus on the next-level-deep of roleplaying ongoing in the threads.
Is anybody else planning to follow along in these RPs? Join Pheeb's (it still has unclaimed cards!)? Have a muggle-born or half-blood character that might be familiar with D&D? Have a character that would totally be into roleplaying?
Just scanning the roleplays, myself, I'm certainly impressed - cramming all the pressure of typing responses for your character and then dungeon mastering is next-level. I've seen some forum-based-RPGs which use dicerolls (lots of dice rolling codes available for ZetaBoards, too - and, really, this is what Quidditch is for us) - but never a play-by-post RPG like HNZ which has its characters then depending on dice-rolls for the games they play!

It really seems like a lot of hard work but I'm excited to see it work out, it really could be fun. One thought I've had, though, is that the RPs might need to be short (like old-school-week) to encourage the rapidity of posting and the focus on the next-level-deep of roleplaying ongoing in the threads.