The one thing I’ve never understood about the “Don’t God Mod Rule.” Is, say you’re playing a human character and the muse is trailing someone like Lord Sesshomaru, who was ignoring them, but your muse decides to tug on his hair. Therefore, Sesshomaru kills them, because you just don’t touch him. It’s not really god modding, because he has the power to do that, and if you do a thing to set him off and he acts out. Then he’s acting within his own right, but to deny him that right and to fuss and whatever, or say your character dodged. That would be god modding, because they don’t have that kind of power to escape them.
Roleplayers need to learn to respect villain muses instead of treating them like cuddly bunnies. Set off a Villain, expect to be killed. If your character can legitimately defend themselves. Then it’s an entirely different matter. But most people can’t defend against certain abilities, no matter how fast or strong they are.
So yeah, if you harass villain muses, you should accept the consequences and not cry god modding, because you brought it on yourself. If you don’t want your character hurt or killed, don’t pick on people who will kill without thinking.
Although I do agree with your statement of roleplayers respecting villain muses, it does not mean that they’re muse has to. They do not know what your muse is capable of. They do not know what your muse has gone through. They do not know nothing about your muse. With consent of the mun, if a villain muse gets upset with another muse then I think they have the full right to kill that muse.
What muse does is not what a mun does. Because you know everything about a character doesn’t mean that your muse does or even cares. Just because you love your villain, doesn’t mean your muse has to. There is a reason that people make a huge deal between the seperation of muse and mun because they are two different entities and they do not share the same views, likes, comforts, discomforts, AND PERSONALITY. The one and only exception to this rule are self-inserts because you are roleplaying yourself.
It is considered god modding when you do something to someone’s character or control a muse without the consent of the mun. You two can talk about it before the reply where such a thing happens. There are also many alternatives that a villain muse can do to get someone, who is annoying them, off of their back. Just because they can outright kill someone in their canon does not mean you are excused to do so in roleplay. Communication first before action.
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