Verb:ROLEPLAY

ROLEPLAY Type Roleplaying, System System Reward

The ROLEPLAY verb is a reward system verb that allows players to nominate other players for roleplay awards, as well as allowing players to view their roleplay award history. Due to this, it is also considered a roleplay verb.

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Please note: This populates with ROLEPLAY HELP and ROLEPLAY by itself.

Usage:
    ROLEPLAY NOMINATE <name> <reason>       - To nominate someone currently engaged in excellent roleplaying.
    ROLEPLAY SILENTNOMINATE <name> <reason> - To silently nominate someone currently engaged in excellent
                                              roleplaying without messaging the player.
    ROLEPLAY COMMEND <name>                 - To anonymously acknowledge the player's roleplaying, without
                                              alerting the GameMasters.

The ROLEPLAY verb is intended to be used as a communication tool to let the GemStone IV GameMasters know when roleplaying is currently happening and to highlight players who stay in-character.

You may nominate up to 5 people every 5 minutes before nominating anyone else.  You may nominate the same person once every 15 minutes.

You have previously been awarded XXX flat Roleplaying Awards and XXX full Roleplaying Awards.

Usage

NOMINATE

ROLEPLAY NOMINATE <name> <reason> is used to nominate a player actively engaged in roleplaying. This alerts GameMasters to the activity.

Messaging Example

You are nominating Wyrom for good roleplaying for the following reason: "He's currently telling an in character story to a small group of people."

You feel recognized by your fellow adventurers for your recent actions.

SILENTNOMINATE

ROLEPLAY SILENTNOMINATE <name> <reason> works the same as ROLEPLAY NOMINATE but does not additionally notify the player that they have been nominated.

COMMEND

ROLEPLAY COMMEND <name> acknowledges a player's roleplaying anonymously, but does not alert GameMasters to it.

See Also

• Roleplaying award