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# How To Roleplay ### Use Discord RHC uses Discord to roleplay. Roleplay occurs in the categories (and channels) marked as IC (e.g. #ic-central). Do not RP in other channels! ### Location, Location, Location To start a roleplay scene, find the channel that best represents the [location ](https://redhandchronicles.com/books/setting-lore/page/map)where the scene takes place (or the medium used in the case of communications). ### Use Threads Use Discord's [thread functionality](https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403205878423-Threads-FAQ) to start a thread for your scene. ### Conventions Some conventions to observe when roleplaying: 1. Do not use OOC chat conventions (e.g. using Italics to denote actions), instead use normal prose formatting. 2. Place any OOC text within double brackets, e.g. `(( This is OOC text. ))` Optionally, you can enclose OOC text (including the brackets) in spoiler mark-up if you want to 'maintain' IC immersion, e.g. ||(( This is OOC text in spoiler mark-up. ))|| 3. Begin your first post in each scene with the name of the character you are playing within double brackets, e.g. `(( Playing: Jane Smith ))` Do not enclose playing declarations in spoiler mark-up. 4. If you are playing more than one character in a scene, prepend all IC posts with a playing declaration. 5. Do not use replies. 6. Tag participants to invite them into a scene, or to let them know that you have replied. ### Rolling Use the #dice-rolls channel to perform any rolls required in a scene, including any feeding scenes that your are roleplaying out. The command for the dice-roller is: `/mmYou must provide a comment describing the intent of the role for the roll to be valid.
Generally speaking, players do not need a Storyteller to oversee their rolls. If both players are content, then by and large Staff will be happy. However, players are free to request the assistance from staff using the #ask-staff channel including clarification on rolling, resolving a dispute, etc. In the event of a botch, a Storyteller may intervene and explain what has happened; your character has full agency however to react as they see fit, but remember, IC actions have IC consequences. # How To Collect XP So, you want some of those sweet sweet eXperience Points do you? Well collecting them is pretty straight forward: - Roleplay a scene (see [How To Roleplay](https://redhandchronicles.com/books/getting-started-guide/page/how-to-roleplay)) - When the scene is complete, one of the participating players posts a scene summary in the #scene-summaries channel on the Discord sever using the following template: `Characters: