Report Story

Outside of PWO, within the Official Server, is a channel called " #ReportStory ", where major story events and happenings are reported. This channel is used to summarize the happenings of an Event, and what story impact they will have. These reports are also what the Admins use to gauge how it went and use these factors to judge your story progress and IC Applications.

## **Event**

Before you can post a Report, you must first have the Event. In this page, we will have an Example of a League event, in which they are working towards making a decision through IC-Apps.

### Example Event

During the Event, its wise to be gathering screenshots and writing down a few key points that happen throughout. For example, we'll say that we took these three screenshots throughout, and they'll tell the full story.

In our example, Professor A (Represented by Rowan) has sent out a message to all League Officials, including Gym Leaders and Assistants, to gather at the Headquarters in Vermillion. Professor A was the main speaker, summoning all the Officials to discuss the demolition of the Pewter City Gym, due to a lack of funding. Also present are Professor B (The Red Haired Sprite) and Professor C (Represented by Elm). At the beginning, the discussion was progressing smoothly and calmly, however tensions soon began to rise, leading to the next key moment.

What happened next was a shock to all present... Professor B, who wished for Pewter's Gym to stay open, and Professor C, who wished to demolish the gym in favor of more profitable projects the League could undertake, had begun to battle within the League's Headquarters. Not sure who had taken the first swing between the two, the spectators simply stood stunned. However, as the dust settled on the battle, and those present regained their functions, it was clear how it ended. On the ground lay the body of Professor C, who had been killed by Professor B's Magnemite.

After everything had calmed down, the Gym Leaders managed to defeat and restrain Professor B until Professor A was able to call the local authorities to have Professor B arrested. As he was arrested, he was swearing up and down that he'd have his revenge against the League, and that they couldn't do this to him. As he was taken away, a new vote was put into place to have Professor B stripped of his League Credentials, alongside the ongoing vote to have Pewter's Gym Demolished. Both were passed with unanimous votes.

And that is the end of the Example Event. However, we're going to stray from Events now, so if you wish to learn more about the actual set up and running of events, please follow ***This*** link for more information.

## **Reporting**

Now that the Event is over, we'll need to think over what happened while summarizing it in an easy to follow way that makes sense when read. If any of the summary is cloudy, it could lead to misunderstanding and misinterpretation of what truly happened at the Event. Keeping the Report clear and concise is usually the best way to go about things.

### Example Report

Pewter Gym, a major money sink in the League's Facilities. A cave-in has caused the building to become unusable and in need of renovation, which after the calculations would've been an even further investment.

As such, a meeting was to be held to determine the fate of the Gym, whether it would be reconstructed, or if it would be left to ruin in favor of other projects.

After much heated debate, the professors could not reach a decision, and the tension came to a head as the Pewter native and Professor of the area launched a vicious assault against his fellow member, killing him in defense of his point.

Once the dust settled, and the offending professor was arrested and removed from the premises, the meeting held votes and passed its verdicts on Demolishing the Pewter Gym and revoking the Murderer's Credentials.

### Formatting

In general, the formatting is usually left up to the personal style of the writer. In this example, we could have made it all one paragraph, though to me that looks rather compact. While the text itself does not matter much, adding in a Title, as well as a Date are usually good practice. In this one, I left those out, but perhaps an apt title would be "**The Pewter Problem** *08/11/21*".