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* ''[[Live roleplaying]]'' - where you physically act out the character, eg. [[Other re-enactment sites|re-enactment groups]] |
* ''[[Live roleplaying]]'' - where you physically act out the character, eg. [[Other re-enactment sites|re-enactment groups]] |
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* ''Table-top roleplaying'' - where you describe the actions of your character, eg. Dungeons and Dragons. |
* ''Table-top roleplaying'' - where you describe the actions of your character, eg. [[Dungeons and Dragons]]. |
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Roleplaying is used in the commercial world as a training mechanism which places employees in various roles and scenarios. This is [[live roleplaying]]. |
Roleplaying is used in the commercial world as a training mechanism which places employees in various roles and scenarios. This is [[live roleplaying]]. |
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Revision as of 00:53, 24 January 2006
Roleplaying is normally divided into two types:
- Live roleplaying - where you physically act out the character, eg. re-enactment groups
- Table-top roleplaying - where you describe the actions of your character, eg. Dungeons and Dragons.
Roleplaying is used in the commercial world as a training mechanism which places employees in various roles and scenarios. This is live roleplaying.
