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Biographies: The mechanics of an E-mail sim are quite simple. Each participant (or player) creates their own biography for the character that they will play in the Sim. This biography is important, because it will describe to the other players how your character looks and acts. Once the character biography is completed, it will be posted on the website so that it can be referenced when stories are written involving your character. You should always read each player's biography (or re-read it) before posting a new story entry involving that character. It can save you the embarrassment of making a false reference in one of your stories. Example: "Chris ducked to the right as the disrupter blast streaked past her head." Which would be fine as long as "Chris" is a woman, but if it is short for "Christopher".... you get the idea? Most Web browsers will allow you to print out and make hard copies of the articles you browse. Feel free to make yourself a hard copy of the players' character biographies for easier referencing. When you think of the player characters, you should be thinking of "the stars of the show", that is really what they are. In this Sim, the USS Wraith has up to 100 men and women on board, but really, the few player characters are the stars of the sim. You should be given a full Crew Roster (The names, ranks, positions and email addresses of all the crew) when you join the sim. Each time a new character joins a fresh Crew Roster listing all of the above, and including the details of the new player will be sent out via the USS Wraith Listserver. (Explained below) |
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