Play-by-post Role-playing Game - Setting

Setting

See also: Campaign_setting

Games vary in the degree to which the setting is established; some go as far as to include a virtual "world" to roleplay in, while others allow players to improvise the setting as they progress. Settings may be derived from novels, TV shows or movies (often resulting in collaborative fan-fiction) or may be unique to the game.

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