Lorsh
Varlot
I'm planning on eventually doing a feudal intrigue/warfare RP, and I'm wondering how it ought to be laid out. I've done both of these, but I'm wondering about the balance of preventing meta and allowing the joy of reading other people's posts.
1. One thread, everyone can basically see what everyone else is doing. Players can add spoilers or PM meta-sensitive info to the GM.
2. Bunch of threads. Each player has their own personal thread with the info on their fiefs, resources, and retainers. You can't really peek at all unless you have a spy or something. It can be played as a 1x1 since there is a lot of GM/NPC interaction, and info about the other players is "filtered" between the threads. A "public" thread could exist for gatherings, in a major independent town of sorts.
1. One thread, everyone can basically see what everyone else is doing. Players can add spoilers or PM meta-sensitive info to the GM.
2. Bunch of threads. Each player has their own personal thread with the info on their fiefs, resources, and retainers. You can't really peek at all unless you have a spy or something. It can be played as a 1x1 since there is a lot of GM/NPC interaction, and info about the other players is "filtered" between the threads. A "public" thread could exist for gatherings, in a major independent town of sorts.
