Getting started in Thrae

Welcome to Thrae, and thanks for taking the time to read our humble guide. Please begin by familiarizing yourself with the rules and etiquette of the channel. They're in the channel description, but as a recap, here they are:
== Rules and Etiquette ==
=== Rules: ===
1) You know the basics. Don't be an asshole out of character.
2) Characters must be written explicitly for a high fantasy setting.
3) Technology must precede Renaissance-era levels.
4) Extreme Kinks such as vore, torture, scat and ageplay should be taken to private upon request.
5) Kingdoms must maintain a level of activity. The kingdom (Not just players in it, but something of the actual kingdom) should be active and do something once a month or it shall be removed.
=== Etiquette: ===
Rules are pretty general across the site. All kinks are permitted, but please, be sensible in what you display - certain things might be more appropriate to do in PMs.
Try to keep your magic balanced. Using it to solve any and all problems tends to detract from an RP. Use of magic is a subject best discussed with your partners.
When joining an in-progress RP between two or more others, it's polite to ask first - either in the OOC channel or privately.
Check the wiki to see if anything already exists for a location you're working in. If so, please respect what others have created before, but don't be afraid to add in something new - if not, create to your heart's content.
Nobody is obligated to RP with you just because you're in the same area. Fighting is fine and all, but razing a town without OOC consent is extremely rude.
== So, how do I actually join in on the fun? ==
Simple. You can either ask around and see what other's characters are up to, read what's going on in the IC channel, or propose a storyline of your own. If joining in on an existing area or play, you should first check the wiki to see if anything's already been written for the location - if not, you're free to make up what you'd like for it. 
Once you have a partner, you're good to go.
Category:Guidelines