RP MU (Page 3)
Glossary terms related to RP MU*s. Unlike traditional MUDs, RP games (which can include MUSHes) include a focus on roleplaying and may require that players stay in-character while playing.
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Canon
What does canon mean? Canon in the context of roleplaying games refers to the material accepted as officially part of the game’s universe or storyline. This includes established characters, events, settings, and lore that make up the world of the game. Canon provides a consistent framework within which players can create their own stories and
Blackballing
What is blackballing in games? Blackballing is the act of social ostracization within the context of a roleplaying game, where one player deliberately damages the reputation of another. This is usually done to get other players to avoid contact with the maligned person or to treat them differently in character. It can occur in any
App
What is an app? In the context of roleplaying games, particularly in online formats such as MUDs, MUSHes, and play-by-post forums, app is short for “application” (not the software kind). It refers to a form or set of requirements that a player must fill out and submit for approval before they can participate in the
Antag RP
What does antag mean? Antag can mean antagonist, antagonism, or antagonistic. It refers to a style of roleplaying where a character takes on an opposing role or creates conflict for others. This can mean playing a villain, rival, or any kind of character whose goals and actions oppose those of other player characters. These roles
RP Culture
What is RP culture? RP culture stands for “roleplaying culture.” It refers to the shared norms, values, practices, and conventions that define the community and social environment surrounding a roleplaying game. RP culture influences how players create characters, interact with each other, and engage with the game’s narrative and mechanics. When a game’s roleplaying culture