stigmaticman
Active Member
do any of you roleplay?
It's mad fun
It's mad fun
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Roleplaying
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Poppy1
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You mean like War Hammer and RPG on X-box and PlayStation? My sons do and it seems hugely popular with their friends. They have the whole veranda covered in warriors and battles can go on for days. It seems terribly complicated and uses a lot of strategy. They really enjoy the RPG games too. The latest is Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion.
Sometimes my daughter and I do a bit of role-playing of our own. We bring in her pink and purple 'My Little Ponies" and gallop them round the WarHammer table asking if anyone wants a ride 'Big Fella'. For some reason, the guys do not seem to be terribly amused by this.
Sometimes my daughter and I do a bit of role-playing of our own. We bring in her pink and purple 'My Little Ponies" and gallop them round the WarHammer table asking if anyone wants a ride 'Big Fella'. For some reason, the guys do not seem to be terribly amused by this.
TerishD
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I agree with the others that simply saying roleplay does not clarify the topic.
1) Tabletop RPG: D&D is the most known example. Yes.
2) Strategic RPG: Used to be called wargaming. Truthfully, not roleplay since so true identity is assumed, but D&D and other roleplaying games did come from wargaming, so there is an association. Not actively.
3) Computer: This is considered roleplay because one does assume an identify. Sometimes (need a new computer to play Oblivion).
4) Live Action: also called LARPs. No.
5) Psycological: Roleplay is a tool in some serious endeavors to examine and teach behaviors. No.
I agree with the others that simply saying roleplay does not clarify the topic.
1) Tabletop RPG: D&D is the most known example. Yes.
2) Strategic RPG: Used to be called wargaming. Truthfully, not roleplay since so true identity is assumed, but D&D and other roleplaying games did come from wargaming, so there is an association. Not actively.
3) Computer: This is considered roleplay because one does assume an identify. Sometimes (need a new computer to play Oblivion).
4) Live Action: also called LARPs. No.
5) Psycological: Roleplay is a tool in some serious endeavors to examine and teach behaviors. No.
ValkyrieRaven88
New Member
I have a roleplaying game, but no one to play with me. I'm looking for a local group who plays Exalted.
Vespertilio91
New Member
If you teach me to play, I'll join you Valkyrie.