Dofus kamas: Out-of-game message boards are an excellent method of furthering role-play stories

Role-Playing 201 - The Art of Role-Playing Part 2: Now what? You have a character… you have a back-story… you have interaction. How Dofus kamas do you further the role-play experience? Out-of-game message boards are an excellent method of furthering role-play stories.

After all, in-game role-play can only go so far. Not everyone has the same play schedule, and there are other things you want to do. Such as gaining experience, questing, raiding and the myriad other things that is available for your character to do in an online game.

Here are the basics… the "dos" and "don'ts" of writing character stories. DO refer to what has happened so readers and other players in your scenario have an idea where you are picking up the storyline from.

"Corwyn was tired from the hunt and the events of the day. The duel between Mirriam and Iveneski confused him. He fell into his bed exhausted but even in sleep, his devils did not leave him. He began to dream…"

DO ask permission from your fellow role-players before you "speak" or "act" for their characters.

Corwyn looked at Mirriam in shock. "You did what?" "I killed him." Was her hysterical reply. She began to scream."

The person playing Mirriam might take offense at your portrayal of her screaming hysterically.