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| − | As is the case in most IRC channels, abbreviations pepper our OOC conversations -- and the roleplay-related ones can be particularly confusing to a new [[player]]. The following is a list of those abbreviations most frequently encountered in our channels.
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| − | ==Common IRC Abbreviations==
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| − | *'''AFK''': Away From Keyboard
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| − | *'''BRB''': Be Right Back
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| − | *'''BBIAB''': Be Back In A Bit
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| − | *'''WB''': Welcome Back
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| − | *'''TY''': Thank You
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| − | *'''LOL''': Laugh Out Loud
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| − | *'''ROFL''': Rolling On The Floor Laughing
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| − | *'''PM''': Private Message
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| − | *'''OP''': [[Operators|Channel Operator]]
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| − | ==Roleplay-Specific Abbreviations==
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| − | *'''RP''': [[Role-Playing|Role Play]]
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| − | *'''FFRP''': Free Form [[Role-Playing|Role Play]]
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| − | *'''MFFRP''': Medieval Free Form [[Role-Playing|Role Play]]
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| − | *'''IC''': [[In Character]]
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| − | *'''OOC''': Out Of Character
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| − | *'''BIC''': Back In Character
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| − | *'''PG''': Powergaming
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| − | *'''ST''': Story Teller
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| − | *'''RPer''': Role Player
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| − | ==In Character==
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| − | '''In Character''' ('''IC''') is a roleplaying term, referring to the world of the characters rather than the world of the players. That is, a character talking to another character is an IC interaction, set within the IC world.
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| − | The [[Broken Dagger (channel)|#Broken_Dagger]] channel is strictly an IC-only channel.
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| − | ==Out of Character==
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| − | '''Out of character''' (sometimes abbreviated to '''OOC''') is a phrase used in roleplaying to differentiate between the person playing a [[characters|character]] and the character itself. When the person is being him-or-herself, rather than playing their character, he or she is said to be "out of character". Plainly, OOC refers to things said by the author of the message, rather than by the character(s) that author is playing.
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| − | OOC is strictly forbidden in [[Broken Dagger (channel)|#Broken_Dagger]]. If you wish to communicate OOC, please go to [[Broken Dagger|Broken Dagger's]] OOC channel, [[BD OOC (channel)|#BD_OOC]].
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| − | ==Bot==
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| − | A '''bot''' is short for "robot" and is used to describe an automated, coded program.
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| − | In most cases on this website, "bot" will refer to a nickname on [[IRC]] that isn't a person, but just a bot, coded to respond to requests in channels and execute specific tasks and duties.
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| − | Currently, our [[StatsBot]] is active in the channel for keeping stats of recent roleplay, which which is accessible on the [http://www.brokendagger.com/statistics Broken Dagger Statistics] portion of our main site.
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| − | [[Pritchard]] was a bot that served as the bartender in [[Broken Dagger]]. He had the ability to serve drinks to players that used predetermined codes. If a person typed one of these codes in-channel, it would trigger a response from the bot.
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