Our Definition
When one or more people take on a different identity during a scene. Examples may include teacher-student, doctor-patient, or boss-employee.
Common Practices
Everyone is different! You'll see this repeated throughout our website and glossary. Common role-play practices include, but certainly aren't limited to
- Arranging and planning scenes ahead of time.
- Staying in character for the duration of a scene
- Incorporating costumes or other items to help create a mood or keep the participants engaged in the setting.
Joseph and Francine enjoy taking on the roles of “Conquering Warlord” and “Favoured Concubine” respectively.
Ethel has a longtime fantasy where she is Spider-man/Peter Parker, and JJ Jameson is demanding pictures of Spider-Man and threatening various punishments if said pictures of spider man are not delivered.
