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| Play generally starts with a concept creation phase, player role selection, character generation, and then general play. | Play generally starts with a concept creation phase, player role selection, character generation, and then general play. | ||
| - | ===== Concept | + | ===== Campaign |
| + | In this phase, the players jointly concoct the elements of setting and character activity that will be the center of the plots that evolve in play. | ||
| ==== Overview ==== | ==== Overview ==== | ||
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| ===== Character Generation ===== | ===== Character Generation ===== | ||
| - | Players invent characters that make sense given the concepts | + | ==== Character Concepts ==== |
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| + | Players invent characters that make sense given the initial setting and ideas that revolve around that which were worked out in the setting creation phase above. These should include one main character or one secondary character for each player in the game, and one additional secondary character for each main character who is somebody important to the main character. Normally the player most involved in creating a character will play that character, but players may decide to swap, up to and including changing the player role if necessary to accomplish this. | ||
| Generally the player of one of these designated characters has the usual prerogatives of a player of a Player Character in most RPGs. | Generally the player of one of these designated characters has the usual prerogatives of a player of a Player Character in most RPGs. | ||
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