🩺#16 Roleplaying Injuries

At TrueNorth Roleplay, realism is paramount when portraying injuries. All players must roleplay injuries in a way that is authentic, immersive, and consistent with the situation.

🔹 Key Guidelines

1. Injury Realism

• Portray injuries as realistically as possible.

• Example: Being shot in the chest should result in labored breathing, pain, and visible distress.

2. Communication

• Use /me or similar roleplay commands to communicate the nature and severity of your injuries to EMS or other responders.

• Accurate communication ensures proper medical roleplay and immersion.

3. Post-Injury Roleplay

• Continue to roleplay your injuries after receiving initial medical attention until fully treated at a hospital.

• You may not revive and immediately flee or ignore medical instructions.

4. Vehicle-Related Injuries

• In high-speed crashes or accidents, roleplay shock, pain, and disorientation before continuing.

• Ignoring realistic consequences (e.g., continuing immediately as if unhurt) is not permitted.

• Severity of roleplay should match the seriousness of the incident.

5. Active Roleplay Situations

• Do not respawn while actively involved in a roleplay scenario.

• Prioritize realism and empathy for your character’s condition.

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✅ Summary

Accurate injury roleplay enhances immersion and ensures safe, fair, and enjoyable experiences for all participants. Always consider how your character’s injuries would realistically affect their behavior and decisions.