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| - Every MU* has its own style and etiquette for roleplay. While we recognize that every player will have his own approach to roleplay, this wiki entry is intended to describe a number of things that will generally be considered rude, or otherwise frowned upon, as well as some things that are considered polite. Some of these "do's and don't's" contradict etiquette on other MU*es; when playing here, though, please try to respect our etiquette.
- Etiquette (Awareness, Intelligence) Etiquette is the skill of those characters who know what to say and how to say it. Any people of less station who is treated politely will be more dutiful, more willing to serve, and more loyal to their lord. It is considered a High and Social Skill.
- Tennis has a long history, and over this time many little bits of etiquette have appeared. Members of the club are very forgiving if you don’t follow everything to the letter, but you are expected to make an effort. Part of the fascination of the game is its rich history, so keeping the traditions of the game alive is a high priority for many members. If you’re ever unsure about anything, just ask someone who looks like they know what they’re doing!
* Etiquette On The Court
* Etiquette Off The Court
- Characters with this skill are fully conversant with social conventions, knowing the correct way to behave in most situations. They have an across-the-board modifier of +10% to all standard tests and characteristic checks in situations where the character is mixing in high society.
- Draegaran etiquette is not enormously intricate, but does have its subtleties, particularly in how customs vary from house to house. The book Issola discusses them a great deal.
- In game terms, any common courtesy or polite behavior which is not enforced by the game, GMs, EULA or TUA. Good etiquette is often expected in most social situations. If you break a rule of etiquette the worst that can happen is people won't like you, may kick you out of the group, won't want to group with you, and might ignore you. The role-playing rules on RP servers are not etiquette as breaking them is punishable by a GM. However, some of the role-playing rules are based on etiquette.
- The Invicus have a very strict ettiquette that all members of the Covenant must adhere to. Breaches of Etiquette can result in serious ramifications and can result in your Standing within the Invictus to be affected. In Invictus Courts all members of that Court, regardless of Clan or Covenant, are required to address the Invictus using the following etiquette. You may approach a harpy at any appropriate time with business regardless of standing, terms of address still apply.
- Il peut arriver que les personnages se retrouvent de manière inattendue mêlés à la haute société, qu'ils soient invités à un bal à la cour ou à un spectacle royal en récompense d'un exploit particulier, ou pour avoir espionné un bandit au palais du duc.Comment alors s'adresser à la fille d'un marquis, et quel cotte de mailles appartient à la famille de Sturmfeld Mersingen?Vous devrez également savoir quels vins sont actuellement à la mode et s'il est ou non jugé approprié de servir des pâtisserie sucrées après un ragoût de mouton.Comme il serait impossible que les joueurs aient constamment à l'esprit toutes ces données, leurs personnages doivent être au courant de l'étiquette autant que possible.L'étiquette est commandée par des valeurs de points de talent déterminées et aucune sélection a
- The etiquette is an important part of any MMORPG gaming process, and refers to social rules associated to the player's behavior other than those imposed by the game, GMs, EULA or TUA. In some games, etiquette might only be optional, but in WoW, players generally tend to encourage others to use etiquette to improve the joyfulness of general gaming process. This is especially true on RP servers, where breaking etiquette is akin to hacking or griefing, and is punishable by a GM. In retrospect, some of the role-playing rules might be eased if proper etiquette is respected by the breaker.
- Etiquette, one aspect of decorum, is a code that governs the expectations of social behavior, according to the Convention (norm)|conventional Norm (sociology)|norm within a society, social class, or group. Usually unwritten, it may be codified in written form. Etiquette usually reflects formulas of conduct in which society]] or tradition have invested. An etiquette may reflect an underlying ethical code, or in may grow more as a fashion, as in eighteenth century Britain where apparently pointless acts like the manner in which a tea cup was held became important as indicators of upper class status. Like "culture", it is a word that has gradually grown plural, especially in a multi-ethnic society with many clashing expectations. Thus, it is now possible to refer to "an etiquette" or "a cultu
- The Victorian era was one of grace, elegance and vicious oppression of the working class. It was a time of fine social distinction, public prudery and private debauchery. Every woman was a lady at home (providing her family's annual income was above £50), and every man a gentleman except when fornicating with non-ladies forced into prostitution to feed the children of other gentlemen who had refused to marry beneath them. But how did the Victorians maintain their rigid social structure? How did they gauge the correct manner of behaviour for each encounter?
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| - Every MU* has its own style and etiquette for roleplay. While we recognize that every player will have his own approach to roleplay, this wiki entry is intended to describe a number of things that will generally be considered rude, or otherwise frowned upon, as well as some things that are considered polite. Some of these "do's and don't's" contradict etiquette on other MU*es; when playing here, though, please try to respect our etiquette.
- Il peut arriver que les personnages se retrouvent de manière inattendue mêlés à la haute société, qu'ils soient invités à un bal à la cour ou à un spectacle royal en récompense d'un exploit particulier, ou pour avoir espionné un bandit au palais du duc.Comment alors s'adresser à la fille d'un marquis, et quel cotte de mailles appartient à la famille de Sturmfeld Mersingen?Vous devrez également savoir quels vins sont actuellement à la mode et s'il est ou non jugé approprié de servir des pâtisserie sucrées après un ragoût de mouton.Comme il serait impossible que les joueurs aient constamment à l'esprit toutes ces données, leurs personnages doivent être au courant de l'étiquette autant que possible.L'étiquette est commandée par des valeurs de points de talent déterminées et aucune sélection aléatoire d'Épreuve n'est effectué.
- The Victorian era was one of grace, elegance and vicious oppression of the working class. It was a time of fine social distinction, public prudery and private debauchery. Every woman was a lady at home (providing her family's annual income was above £50), and every man a gentleman except when fornicating with non-ladies forced into prostitution to feed the children of other gentlemen who had refused to marry beneath them. But how did the Victorians maintain their rigid social structure? How did they gauge the correct manner of behaviour for each encounter? The answer, of course, is etiquette. A Victorian dowager could spot the ill manners of a nouveau riche American from five hundred yards, and could wed her youngest daughter to him before he'd finished his third cucumber sandwich. But such social skills did not come easily. Young children were educated not only in the skills necessary to exploit the natives of darker skinned nations - Ancient Greek and Rhetoric - but also in the social rules and expectations that would allow them to recognise a well scrubbed pleb in a dinner jacket and send him back to the gutter before he contaminated the syllabub. From day one a Victorian child was groomed for a world of top hats and feathered fans, where a gentleman would always hold the door and a lady would never be seen picking up her own gloves even assuming the whale bones in her corset allowed her to bend. No matter how "out-dated" some of their rules may seem today, the laws of etiquette are there for the benefit of everyone. Would we not all be happier if the working class still worked and the Chinese knew their place - the laundry? For those of you that long for an era long gone by, here are some of the most useful tips for social etiquette that will allow you to stand apart from the common herd, to destroy that herd with a Maxim gun and have it made into a matching hat, coat and gloves.
- The Invicus have a very strict ettiquette that all members of the Covenant must adhere to. Breaches of Etiquette can result in serious ramifications and can result in your Standing within the Invictus to be affected. In Invictus Courts all members of that Court, regardless of Clan or Covenant, are required to address the Invictus using the following etiquette. No superior should ever be made to wait for an inferior. Superior kindred should speak before inferiors in all matters. They should not be made to wait for them to finish. Breaking this rule implies a direct challenge of authority, and it is an acceptable lead-in to a duel of monomacy (even if it were unintentional - unless it were directly caused by the superior). It is not appropriate to physically fight in Court and unless permitted by the Constable, you may not carry arms in Court. The act of drawing a weapon or touching the hilt of a blade is indicative of a declaration of war against a member of court. You may approach a harpy at any appropriate time with business regardless of standing, terms of address still apply. Many Invictus Elders do not approve of modern technology and its methods and communication when not in Court is most frequently done by courier, letter or messenger.
- The etiquette is an important part of any MMORPG gaming process, and refers to social rules associated to the player's behavior other than those imposed by the game, GMs, EULA or TUA. In some games, etiquette might only be optional, but in WoW, players generally tend to encourage others to use etiquette to improve the joyfulness of general gaming process. This is especially true on RP servers, where breaking etiquette is akin to hacking or griefing, and is punishable by a GM. In retrospect, some of the role-playing rules might be eased if proper etiquette is respected by the breaker. Because punishing bad etiquette relies on the boor being ostracized and unable to find anyone to group with, his reputation must reach a high a percentage of the players in his faction as possible. With high server populations, a poor reputation may not spread as far and as fast. This means the tendency is, the lower the server population, the better the overall etiquette as more people know each other.
- Etiquette, one aspect of decorum, is a code that governs the expectations of social behavior, according to the Convention (norm)|conventional Norm (sociology)|norm within a society, social class, or group. Usually unwritten, it may be codified in written form. Etiquette usually reflects formulas of conduct in which society]] or tradition have invested. An etiquette may reflect an underlying ethical code, or in may grow more as a fashion, as in eighteenth century Britain where apparently pointless acts like the manner in which a tea cup was held became important as indicators of upper class status. Like "culture", it is a word that has gradually grown plural, especially in a multi-ethnic society with many clashing expectations. Thus, it is now possible to refer to "an etiquette" or "a culture", realizing that these may not be universal. In Britain, though, the word etiquette has its roots in the eighteenth century, becoming a universal force in the nineteenth century to the extent that it has been described as the one word that aptly describes life during the reign of Queen Victoria [1].
- Etiquette (Awareness, Intelligence) Etiquette is the skill of those characters who know what to say and how to say it. Any people of less station who is treated politely will be more dutiful, more willing to serve, and more loyal to their lord. It is considered a High and Social Skill.
- Tennis has a long history, and over this time many little bits of etiquette have appeared. Members of the club are very forgiving if you don’t follow everything to the letter, but you are expected to make an effort. Part of the fascination of the game is its rich history, so keeping the traditions of the game alive is a high priority for many members. If you’re ever unsure about anything, just ask someone who looks like they know what they’re doing!
* Etiquette On The Court
* Etiquette Off The Court
- Characters with this skill are fully conversant with social conventions, knowing the correct way to behave in most situations. They have an across-the-board modifier of +10% to all standard tests and characteristic checks in situations where the character is mixing in high society.
- Draegaran etiquette is not enormously intricate, but does have its subtleties, particularly in how customs vary from house to house. The book Issola discusses them a great deal.
- In game terms, any common courtesy or polite behavior which is not enforced by the game, GMs, EULA or TUA. Good etiquette is often expected in most social situations. If you break a rule of etiquette the worst that can happen is people won't like you, may kick you out of the group, won't want to group with you, and might ignore you. The role-playing rules on RP servers are not etiquette as breaking them is punishable by a GM. However, some of the role-playing rules are based on etiquette. Because punishing bad etiquette relies on the boor being ostracized and unable to find anyone to group with, his reputation must reach a high a percentage of the players in his faction as possible. With high server populations, a poor reputation may not spread as far and as fast. This means the tendency is, the lower the server population, the better the overall etiquette as more people know each other.
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