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| − | "In Character" refers to the fact that you are currently playing the part of a character, with their own quirks, dreams, desires, hopes, history, and most importantly, their own knowledge (See the [[Capital Rule]]) | + | "In Character" refers to the fact that you are currently playing the part of a character, with their own quirks, dreams, desires, hopes, history, and most importantly, their own knowledge. (See the [[Game Rules|Capital Rule]]) |
This is the opposite of being "Out Of Character" (or [[OOC]]), which is you -the player- communicating. | This is the opposite of being "Out Of Character" (or [[OOC]]), which is you -the player- communicating. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:37, 10 March 2018
"In Character" refers to the fact that you are currently playing the part of a character, with their own quirks, dreams, desires, hopes, history, and most importantly, their own knowledge. (See the Capital Rule)
This is the opposite of being "Out Of Character" (or OOC), which is you -the player- communicating.
