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Roleplay Rooms

All rooms, even private rooms, are created by the Staff and owned by specific builder characters. The building regulations are intended to reflect both the IC circumstances of how characters would be housed in King’s Landing or Sunspear and OOC considerations such as keeping down the number of rooms—not the least the number of private rooms—on the grid.

Who Can Get a Room?

Each character is entitled to some kind of private room on the grid, though private in this instance simply means “not public”. In most cases, characters cannot get a fully private residence that is not shared with another character.

The most common setup is that guest quarters for a specific House are setup in some part of either the Red Keep or Sunspear. Those guest quarters are then shared by all members of that House that are present in either location. In most cases, a single actual room is built, though the guest quarters can be described as encompassing more rooms. For roleplay, +groups (see +HELP +GROUPS) can be used to represent these “virtual” rooms.

In rare cases when a House includes a large number of active PCs, a second actual room may be added to the existing guest quarters.

Another possible setup is a manse somewhere outside of either castle. The Great Houses are setup with larger manses with two rooms by default but other characters can sometimes be approved for smaller manses, usually consisting of just the one room. There needs to be a good reason for why a manse is needed and the character needs to be in a position to acquire a manse. Additionally, an SP (Story Point) will generally have to be spent.

How do I Get a Room?

If you are a new to the game and you would like to have a room (having a room is not necessary!), the first thing you should ask about is whether a room already exists for your character. If the character has been in play before, it is possible that the former player already had a room setup. If so, Staff will link you to it.

If no room exists, you will need to request to have one built. To do this, use the +jobs (see +HELP JOBS) system. Please note, however, that rooms will not be created until descs following the guidelines have been submitted to Staff.

The best approach is to submit the descs via email and then submit a +job. To learn how to use the weather & time room parents to create descs that follow the guidelines, see SYSTEM WEATHERTIME DESCING.

When descing it is important for players to consider that in many cases their residences are not permanent residences owned by the characters themselves or by their House. Manses in King’s Landing are more often rented than bought, and rooms within the Red Keep are essentially guest quarters.

As noted, players are request the creation of fixed +groups (see +HELP +GROUPS) as well as to submit +views (see +HELP +VIEWS) in order to simulate additional space.

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