Ikr? That'll show those wageslaves!


Metagaming could be problematic for this game. I am intending on using premade adventures and distorting them to my own needs, and as a result, it could be easy for a player to read through one of these and know, or at least have a good idea of, what's up ahead. Such behavior will not be tolerated, because it cheapens the story and causes frustration.
Godmodding, and by extension messing with the dice, isn't going to be approved of whatsoever. Nobody wants you to take control of their character, and lying about dice results is both silly and annoying.
Absentees, or at least anyone leaving for extended periods without saying anything about it, probably won't be welcome to return. I understand that life is shit sometimes and that this is a hobby that you don't have any real obligation to pursue, so I don't mind if you take a hiatus or leave. Just tell us about it first so we can react accordingly, and give you a warm farewell.
A lot of people, myself included, are probably going to be a little slow on the draw, and watching while two people dominate the roleplay with a constant, quick back-and-forth is disheartening. Speedposting is fairly demoralizing to the players that aren't involved, so it is a matter of respect to offer others a response when they're able to.
Post length isn't something that I'll be very strict on, but because this is a game system that focuses on storytelling, I would like that to reflect on the narrative. One liners and walls of text are both equally likely to bog things down, so it would be nice to keep things within a 2-5 paragraph range for the most part. Combo posts can go on longer, of course.
I will require that all players read the rulebook. This is a tabletop, so numbers will have to be involved. You can skip parts of the character creation chapters that you're not interested in using for your characters, as well as material past page 131 of the core rulebook as that's primarily for the GM's eyes. But I will need the players to have a firm grasp of the game's rules at some point, though it's not much of a rush. If you don't have the rulebook, I can supply it to you privately. And, if you have any questions, I can help clarify and inform.
The dice we will be using will only be the bot in the discord server. There are plenty of alternatives, but they will be ignored for the sake of keeping everything in one place that's easily noticeable and manageable. I'll give an explanation of how to use this feature in the discord server.I dare one of you to make a stabby stab assassin girl. I dare you. /s