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As far as the RAW is concerned, he's right - it doesn't explicitly outline the procedure for determining the flaw.

In the end, I LARP for much the same reason I do other things - sometimes it's a good return for my resources.

Sure, but then it really only works if both the asker and the asked are on the same level - a light immersionist will still ask a heavy "OOG, you okay?", and a heavy immersionist will ask "For sooth, are you okay?", at which point the LI would likely think they're asking in-game, and it'll cause...

I think it depends on the level of immersion that people prefer. I'm more a fan of the idea that we should all wear our characters as light as a hat; easily taken off or put back on at a moment's notice, even at our most dramatic.

The rules thread wasn't really the place for this discussion, but I'm curious. I can read a lot of things into it, based on my own filters and prejudices, but I figured I should ask for clarity. What do you mean when you say "we are a true Alliance"? What is a step too far, and what are the...

Wait... don't the photos get published in black and white? What's the purpose of having different colors? Wouldn't three distinct shades of blue packets be just as effective?

[sidelong look] If paying into Warrior Dash for the purpose of helping a cause was the motivation, wouldn't it make more sense to wait until the last minute to sign up? [gets up, runs] [trips on a log, gets trampled by Evan]

Love is pretty clearly intended to be of the "attraction" type - certainly "to fall deeply in love" isn't commonly read as "thinks this person is the bee's knees". It also specifies "with the next member of the appropriate sex" (italics mine), so gay characters would fall in love with someone...

I think the former answers in A in both cases can be appropriate ("I love him, but I hate him! Dammit!" [See: Spike and Buffy], "I love him, but I'm married! Oh woe is me!" [See: every soap opera ever]). B seems to circumvent the general principle of most of the roleplay-type effects.

Agreed, they could repurpose the physrep with a new tag, but the "item" is not the one that they had in that other place.

At the time of taking the Reverse Lifeforce, he has no rits on his spirit, so he takes the effect. How the home chapter of the LCO rits deals with it after the event is up to them. In general, items with rits that are not allowed in ought not be allowed in at all. But if a chapter chooses to...

Archery.

For those that don't book faces.

Greetings and Salutations Master Zeth, I have in my possession an Arcane Armor scroll which has been touched by the mists and is capable of traveling and being used in nearly any land. I would be happy to barter for lending it to you for the month of August coming. My opening offer is this: I...

Spirit Link has two targets: the spirit and the item. It counts as a ritual on each.

Much as Lauren said, for me, it's all about accent, attitude, and prejudices.

As Gregor, I just put a "non-official" battleboard on the back of my shield.

I'm pretty sure I'm in someplace called "Versuvia", the "when", though, that seems to be the tricky bit. I suspect dreams aren't quite bound by time, though. If I can, I'll write you and Master Teth soon.

Oy, what's this all about? -Rollo

For Gregor, it would depend on how many women he'd successfully flirted with that weekend. For Rollo, I'd probably do the last-life option and retire to the kitchen.