WoFs117

I realized I should probably explain this when I accidentally confused Grey (Hornet’s mod) about who I was talking to (Hornet or Grey).

This is my main blog, yes. And I do interact with people as myself quite often. However, I also like to engage in the odd spot of roleplaying. What I’ve got in my head to have it make sense is this:

When I’m interacting with a roleplay blog, or interacting with a reblog chain with in-character rp blogs present, I am in character unless otherwise specified. Any other time, I’m not playing a character.

Now what do I mean by ‘in character’?

The simple answer is that I’m roleplaying myself, without defined character traits or a name or anything. To be more specific but a bit more complicated, I don’t really have a specific character that I’m playing, it’s more of just. Me but in the hk universe. I’ll change a bit to fit whatever interaction I want to create if I have to, I don’t really do archive tags, and there aren’t any gimmicks or quirks I stick to. I’m me :)

But when am I out of character?

*updated part:

I’ll always specify when i’m out of character if not doing so would mean I’m in character. Whenever I say something out of character, it'll be after everything in character (unless the effect of something in character would be better if it came after the our of character outdoor), and I'll always mark it by preceding it with “OOC:” (with whatever capitalization autocorrect gives me). For longer out of character bits, I’ll have (parenthesis) around the Ooc and the out of character text. I’ll also use the parenthesis like this whenever I have in character text after the Ooc bit. If there's a chain of multiple entirely out if character posts, I'll probably only put "ooc:" at the beginning of the first few, until I decide the chain probably isn't going back in character. In situations where it does go back in character, I'll put "in character:" before the in character parts.

If anyone has any questions, send me an ask! If I get the same/similar questions enough I’ll add them and the answer here.

(Also of note, this is not really an rp blog. I rp from here, but that’s not its main purpose. As such, for the purposes of tagging whether or not your rp blog is interacting with another rp blog or not, this is not an rp blog.)

The tag I'm putting here: