Player Plots

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Player Plots

Player plots are plots that have a large enough reach to require some sort of sign up, or would be difficult for those not directly involved to ignore, or need some sort of NPC/mod involvement.

Examples of player plots include:

Actions that would negatively affect 4-or-more PCs.

Death of a PC.

Death of a named NPC.

Death of more than 1 unnamed NPC at the same time.

Significant property damage.

A PC gaining powers as a result of aligning with a patron Entity.

Anything that could potentially expose the supernatural to the wider world.

Please submit player plots at least a week or two in advance of when you'd like to run it. In the event something happens suddenly that would escalate to a player plot, please let us know as soon as possible.

<b>Player Name(s)</b>: <b>Character(s) Involved</b>: <b>Dates</b>: When you would like to run the plot. <b>Plot Type</b>: PERSONAL, PAIR, GROUP <b>Plot Summary</b>: Please let us know what you're doing! <b>Questions</b>: Do you have any specific questions for us?

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Bonnie will give characters the go-ahead to knock down a couple walls, but will want them to go after walls with pre-existing damage. They may knock down up to three walls at this time to create larger rooms; please reply with room numbers once you know which rooms are being combined (if any characters are living in those rooms, their players must be consulted and give their OOC blessing).

Note that the overall capacity of the Flophouse as listed on the Housing page will not be reduced, even if the characters remove the extra beds to only sleep one or two people in each of the newly enlarged rooms. That means that if the Flophouse regains its popularity and fills up at any point in the future, up to four characters may be assigned to each of the double rooms, with Bonnie hauling beds out of storage to set up for new arrivals. Bonnie would ICly communicate this ruling to the characters involved in the construction project; she does not want to be put in a position where she might have to turn people away because of these changes.