Permadeath is coding in a MUD which can result in the destruction of a character during the course of game play, Death being permanent. It may have originated on DartMUD where elaborate coding provides for a number of possible rescues, but upon their failure, provides for permanent death, the character is gone.
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| - Permadeath is coding in a MUD which can result in the destruction of a character during the course of game play, Death being permanent. It may have originated on DartMUD where elaborate coding provides for a number of possible rescues, but upon their failure, provides for permanent death, the character is gone.
- Permadeath can mean a few things:
* For role playing purposes, it refers to a player character being killed in an RP/IC (Role-Play/In-Character) sense. This death of a character, if the Real Life (RL) player chooses, can be permanent, hence permadeath. The player should not log on as the character if they have declared this for that character.
* This can also mean that the RL player deleted their character off of the server and wrote up an RP story to explain it — most likely with an OOC (Out-of-Character) explanation as well.
* The player has deleted his character. This can however be overturned; Blizzard can be convinced in rare cases to recover the character (too much to explain the details of here).
* If the player chooses to log-in with the char that has permadied, mo
- Permadeath can mean a few things:
* For role playing purposes, it refers to a player character being killed in an RP/IC (Role-Play/In-Character) sense. This death of a character, if the Real Life (RL) player chooses, can be permanent, hence permadeath. The player should not log on as the character if they have declared this for that character.
* This can also mean that the RL player deleted their character off of the server and wrote up an RP story to explain it — most likely with an OOC (Out-of-Character) explanation as well.
* The player has deleted his character. This can however be overturned; Blizzard can be convinced in rare cases to recover the character (too much to explain the details of here).
* If the player chooses to log-in with the char that has permadied, mo
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| - Permadeath is coding in a MUD which can result in the destruction of a character during the course of game play, Death being permanent. It may have originated on DartMUD where elaborate coding provides for a number of possible rescues, but upon their failure, provides for permanent death, the character is gone.
- Permadeath can mean a few things:
* For role playing purposes, it refers to a player character being killed in an RP/IC (Role-Play/In-Character) sense. This death of a character, if the Real Life (RL) player chooses, can be permanent, hence permadeath. The player should not log on as the character if they have declared this for that character.
* This can also mean that the RL player deleted their character off of the server and wrote up an RP story to explain it — most likely with an OOC (Out-of-Character) explanation as well.
* The player has deleted his character. This can however be overturned; Blizzard can be convinced in rare cases to recover the character (too much to explain the details of here).
* If the player chooses to log-in with the char that has permadied, most likely it will be for PVE/Game Mechanic Reasons (checking mail, raid, Battlegrounds etc).
* In rare circumstances, the RL player of that charecter has died, therefore will not be played ever again.
- Permadeath can mean a few things:
* For role playing purposes, it refers to a player character being killed in an RP/IC (Role-Play/In-Character) sense. This death of a character, if the Real Life (RL) player chooses, can be permanent, hence permadeath. The player should not log on as the character if they have declared this for that character.
* This can also mean that the RL player deleted their character off of the server and wrote up an RP story to explain it — most likely with an OOC (Out-of-Character) explanation as well.
* The player has deleted his character. This can however be overturned; Blizzard can be convinced in rare cases to recover the character (too much to explain the details of here).
* If the player chooses to log-in with the char that has permadied, most likely it will be for PVE/Game Mechanic Reasons (checking mail, raid, Battlegrounds etc).
* In rare circumstances, the RL player of that charecter has died, therefore will not be played ever again.
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