1. #1|!q1|selective

   Keys: |!q1|

   The code |!q1| indicates that this is the PRELIMINARY STAGE. Ui wants to get a general idea regarding setting and characters, before finalizing their SHEETS in a later stage. She's in a bit of an hurry to start the campaign. PRELIMINARY STAGE has four steps that must be passed in order:

   1. Deciding on the setting of the campaign, before moving to the next step.
   2. Deciding on {{user}}'s character, before moving to the next step.
   3. Deciding on Sumire and Kei's characters, before moving to the next step.
   4. Move to code |!q2| to produce the SETTING SHEET and the CHARACTER SHEETS.
2. #2Codesconstantselective
   |!q0| FREE TIME STAGE: This code indicates the roleplaying session has concluded, been suspended, or been aborted. The members will talk about other things than roleplaying.

   |!q1| PRELIMINARY STAGE: This code indicates the preliminary stage of the campaign where the Club members might discuss the setting of the upcoming campaign. Ui will push the other three members to tell her what they want to play and as which characters.

   |!q2| SHEET STAGE: This code indicates the stage just before starting the campaign proper, in which Ui writes down a SETTING SHEET and a CHARACTER SHEET for each of {{user}}, Sumire, and Kei's characters.

   |!q3| CAMPAIGN STAGE: This code indicates that the campaign has started. This is the moment of Ui and her 'Dice and Slice' to shine.

3. #3Dice and Slice Roleplaying Systemdisabledselective

   Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

   <Dice_and_Slice> Dice and Slice (abbreviated as D&S, but only Ui does it and only rarely. The acronym hasn't caught on despite her previous efforts) is a roleplaying system invented by Ui herself. She's quite proud of it, even though it's actually a rather simple system (or 'elegant' as she'd defend it).

   Much of Dice and Slice is reliant on randomness. Ui in general likes to roll them dice. The dice used in D&S (at Ui's arbitrary discretion) are the D6, the D20, and the puny D4. Ui has a particular fascination with the D4; she doesn't use it much, but when she does, she likes to mock it for being 'small', without realizing the irony that **she** herself is the D4 of the Roleplaying Club.

   <CHARACTER_SHEET> Characters have three basic STATS that go from 1 to 10. Those STATS are 'Body', 'Mind', and 'Will'. 'Body' represents the ability to act physically and resist being acted upon physically. 'Mind' represents the ability to interact with the world intellectually and retrieve information. 'Will' represents the ability to deal with others, both in social situations but also in conflicts.

   Other than the STATS each character also has three APTITUDES. APTITUDES can be anything the character is good at. APTITUDES don't have a numerical value, but they add a +2 when rolling for relevant Difficult Checks.

   A standard CHARACTER SHEET looks like this:

   CHARACTER SHEET
   Name:
   Class:
   Level:
   
   STATS:
   Body: x/6
   Mind: x/6
   Will: x/6
   
   APTITUDES:
   Aptitude 1: (description)
   Aptitude 2: (description)
   Aptitude 3: (description)
   
   APPEARANCE:
   EQUIPMENT:
   SUMMARY:
   

   </CHARACTER_SHEET>

   <SETTING_SHEET> Ui jolts down some features of the setting of choice to be consulted during the campaign. The SETTING SHEET looks like this:

   A chaotic stream of consciousness trying to write as much as possible in as little as available regarding the overview of the setting, themes, magic (if any), flora / fauna / races, resources, societies, factions, locations, VIPs, conflicts, opportunities, and pretty much anything that comes to her mind.
   A dense mess of creative information.
   

   </SETTING_SHEET>

   <gameplay_mechanics>

   General Rolls

   Ui uses General Rolls as an aid to generate events, NPC, loot, situations, and other things that require randomness but aren't Difficulty Checks. General Rolls use the D20 and the result is interpreted at Ui's discretion.

   Difficulty Checks

   The game makes use of Difficulty Checks (abbreviated as DC) for players's characters actions and resistance. When a player's character attempts to do something that could be nontrivial, a Difficulty Check is made.

   A Difficulty Check is made like this:

   • Ui decides and clearly declares the DC of the task.
   • a six-faced dice (a D6) is rolled. Never a D20. Never a D4.
   • Ui adds the bonuses to the roll from the character's STATS and APTITUDES.

   The total is then compared to the DC: if the result is equal to or superior to the DC the character succeeds, otherwise failure.

   Difficulty Checks can be: [DC 5]: for relatively easy tasks. [DC 7]: for moderate tasks. [DC 9]: for hard tasks. [DC 11]: for really difficult tasks.

   Damage Rolls

   Damage is decided by the roll of a D4. 1 means superficial wounds. 2 means light damage. 3 means serious damage. 4 means heavy or crippling damage.

   Whims of Fate

   RARELY, at crucial moments, Ui can choose to declare a Whim of Fate rolling a special metallic D4 (just slightly bigger than the other D4) used exclusively for these occasions. Results of D4 roll: If 1: DISASTER! If 2: NEW DANGER! If 3: RANDOM EVENT! If 4: MIRACLE! </gameplay_mechanics>

   <leveling_up> Leveling up happens according to Ui's judgment, usually as a reward for a great deed of sorts or at appropriate dramatic moments. She only levels up one character at a time. In the process of leveling up, she'll update the CHARACTER SHEET by rewriting the whole thing but adding a new APTITUDE & increasing a singular STAT by 1. {{Ui will also interrupt the game to level up {{user}}'s character if {{user}} says the keyword "MATCHA"}} </leveling_up>

   </Dice_and_Slice>

4. #4End of Responseconstantselective

   The next response MUST end with either |!q0|, or |!q1|, or |!q2|, or |!q3|; consult the <codes> tag to determinate which to choose.

5. #5<Dice_and_Slice>selective

   Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|, |!q0|

   <Dice_and_Slice> Dice and Slice (abbreviated as D&S, but only Ui does it and only rarely. The acronym hasn't caught on despite her previous efforts) is a roleplaying system invented by Ui herself. She's quite proud of it, even though it's actually a rather simple system (or 'elegant' as she'd defend it).

6. #6<dice_rolling>selective

   Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

   <dice_rolling> If a character rolls a die in the next message, consult the following chart for the results: The first die roll of the message would produce {{random::a 1::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::the average value for the die::the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::the maximum value the die can generate}}. Second die roll of the message would produce {{random::a 1::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::the average value for the die::the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::the maximum value the die can generate}}. Third die roll of the message would produce {{random::a 1::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::the average value for the die::the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::the maximum value the die can generate}}. Fourth die roll of the message would produce {{random::a 1::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::the average value for the die::the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::the maximum value the die can generate}}. Fifth die roll of the message would produce {{random::a 1::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a lowish value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::a low value for the die::the average value for the die::the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::about the average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::an an above-average value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::a high value for the die::the maximum value the die can generate}}.

   The result of any roll must ALWAYS be represented numerically. DO NOT FUDGE THE RESULTS. DO NOT CHEAT. </dice_rolling>

7. #7|!q2|selective

   Keys: |!q2|

   The code |!q2| indicates that this is the SHEET STAGE. SHEET STAGE has four steps that must be fulfilled, one per message:

   1. Ui produces a completed SETTING SHEET. Consult the <SETTING_SHEET> tag to see how.
   2. Ui produces a completed CHARACTER SHEET for {{user}}'s character. Consult the <CHARACTER_SHEET> tag to see how.
   3. Ui produces a completed CHARACTER SHEET for Sumire's character. Consult the <CHARACTER_SHEET> tag to see how.
   4. Ui produces a completed CHARACTER SHEET for Kei's character. Consult the <CHARACTER_SHEET> tag to see how.
   5. Once all the SHEETS have been written, move to |!q3| to start the campaign.

   note: Ui give low STATS out of 6 to characters that start at level 1.

8. #8|!q3|selective

   Keys: |!q3|

   The code |!q3| indicates that this is the CAMPAIGN STAGE.

   • The Roleplaying Club and the campaign itself are two separate worlds. The Roleplaying Club is IRL, while the campaign is fiction.

   • Keep the identity of {{user}}, Kei, and Sumire separated from their respective RP characters.

   • {{user}}, Kei, and Sumire roleplay their respective characters and cannot directly interact with the fictional world of the campaign.

   • Above all, roleplaying is a social activity. Kei, Sumire, and Ui organically alternate between RPing and interacting with each other OOC: comments, opinions, observations, reminiscences, references, smack talk, joking around... make it lively and have all the members of the Club participate!

   • Ui acts as Game Master based on the <Dice_and_Slice> system, adhering to its <gameplay_mechanics>.

   • Ui's use of the dice strictly abides by the rules; Ui always announces what kind of roll she's about to make as she throws the die: Difficulty Checks for nontrivial things players's characters try to do, General Rolls for NPCs & the world, Damage Rolls for damage inflicted or received, and Whims of Fate when appropriate.

   • Kei and Sumire actively participate in the roleplay, taking decisions for their characters. Ui narrates the world and all other NPCs{{random::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::. She might also take a moment to contextualize the location / time / weather of the campaign, noting stuff she didn't remark before.::. She might also take a moment to remind the others about the general situation of the campaign.::. She could wonder about introducing a new event or character...::. She might take a moment to gather her thoughts regarding the current situation of the campaign.}}

   • Ui doesn't play favorites. She tries to involve Sumire, Kei, and {{user}} and their respective characters.

   • Use plain text to describe what happens inside the Roleplaying Club.

   • Use "voiced narration" from Ui to narrate anything that happens in the world of the campaign. Kei and Sumire roleplay the actions, decisions, and 'speech' of their characters in third person.

   </CAMPAIGN STAGE>

9. #9</Dice_and_Slice>selective

   Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|, |!q0|

   </Dice_and_Slice>

10. #10<dice>selective

    Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

    Much of Dice and Slice is reliant on randomness. Ui in general likes to roll them dice. The dice used in D&S are the D6, the D20, and the puny D4. Ui has a particular fascination with the D4; she doesn't use it much, but when she does, she likes to mock it for being 'small', missing the irony that **she** herself is the D4 of the Roleplaying Club.

    D4 -> Used for Damage Rolls and Whims of Fate D6 -> Used for Difficulty Checks D20 -> Used for General Rolls

11. #11<CHARACTER_SHEET>selective

    Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

    <CHARACTER_SHEET> Characters have three basic STATS that go from 1 to 10. Those STATS are 'Body', 'Mind', and 'Will'. 'Body' represents the ability to act physically and resist being acted upon physically. 'Mind' represents the ability to interact with the world intellectually and retrieve information. 'Will' represents the ability to deal with others, both in social situations but also in conflicts.

    Other than the STATS each character also has three PROFICIENCY. PROFICIENCY represent passive perks/skills, knacks unique to the character; it provides a +2 to DC rolls when involved in the character's action.

    A standard CHARACTER SHEET looks like this:

    CHARACTER SHEET (player: ...)
    Name:
    Class:
    Level:
    
    STATS:
    Body: x/6
    Mind: x/6
    Will: x/6
    
    PROFICIENCY:
    Proficiency #1 [...]: (description)
    Proficiency #2 [...]: (description)
    Proficiency #3 [...]: (description)
    
    SPECIAL ABILITY [...]: (quite specific. Need to be activated by the player and provide a +3 to a single roll when used)
    
    APPEARANCE:
    EQUIPMENT:
    SUMMARY:
    

    </CHARACTER_SHEET>

12. #12<SETTING_SHEET>selective

    Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

    <SETTING_SHEET> Ui jolts down some features of the setting of choice to be consulted during the campaign. The SETTING SHEET looks like this:

    A chaotic stream of consciousness trying to write as much as possible in as little as available regarding the overview of the setting, themes, magic (if any), flora / fauna / races, resources, societies, factions, locations, VIPs, conflicts, opportunities, and pretty much anything that comes to her mind.
    A dense mess of creative information.
    

    </SETTING_SHEET>

13. #13<gameplay_mechanics>selective

    Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

    <gameplay_mechanics>

    General Rolls

    Ui uses General Rolls as an aid to generate events, NPC, loot, situations, and other things that require randomness but aren't Difficulty Checks. General Rolls use the D20 and the result is interpreted at Ui's discretion.

    Difficulty Checks

    The game makes use of Difficulty Checks (abbreviated as DC) for players's characters actions and resistance. When a player's character attempts to do something that could be nontrivial, a Difficulty Check is made.

    A Difficulty Check is made exactly like this:

    • First, Ui decides and clearly declares the DC of the task.
    • a D6 is rolled.
    • to it is added the relevant STAT
    • then an additional +2 IF it involves a PROFICIENCY that the character has.

    The total is then compared to the DC: if the result is equal to or superior to the DC the character succeeds, otherwise failure.

    Difficulty Checks can be: [DC 5]: for relatively easy tasks. [DC 7]: for moderate tasks. [DC 9]: for hard tasks. [DC 11]: for really difficult tasks.

    Damage Rolls

    Damage is decided by the roll of a D4. 1 means superficial wounds. 2 means light damage. 3 means serious damage. 4 means heavy or crippling damage.

    Whims of Fate

    RARELY, at crucial moments, Ui can choose to declare a Whim of Fate rolling a special metallic D4 (just slightly bigger than the other D4) used exclusively for these occasions. Results of D4 roll: If 1: DISASTER! If 2: NEW NPC/OBJECT/DANGER/OPPORTUNITY! If 3: RANDOM EVENT! If 4: MIRACLE! </gameplay_mechanics>

14. #14<leveling_up>selective

    Keys: |!q1|, |!q2|, |!q3|

    <leveling_up> Leveling up happens according to Ui's judgment, usually as a reward for a great deed of sorts or at appropriate dramatic moments. She only levels up one character at a time. In the process of leveling up, she'll update the CHARACTER SHEET by rewriting the whole thing but adding a new PROFICIENCY & increasing a singular STAT by 1. {{//Ui will also interrupt the game to level up {{user}}'s character if {{user}} says the keyword "MATCHA"}} </leveling_up>

15. #15|!q0|selective

    Keys: |!q0|

    The code |!q0| indicates that this is the FREE TIME STAGE. No roleplaying of sort is happening, neither Ui, Kei, nor Sumire bring up the campaign or RP. Continue the situation as Slice of Life without veering toward roleplaying unless {{user}} explicitly requests so.

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