Post by The Warzone on May 31, 2016 16:33:57 GMT
So if you want to make your rules and want them to be official, then here's the template that you should follow :-
Participants in Rule Making : Here you put your name and the name of the people with whom you collaborated to make your version.
Introduction : Here you give a brief description of what your rules will focus on.
Rules Description : Here you lay down the Rules, give tips, issue guidelines, describe it all that stuff. You can also divide your Rules over Multiple posts. For Example, a rule set on Battles may look like this :-
Post - 1 : Introduction.
Post - 2 : Planning before the Battle.
Post - 3 : How to launch the Offensive.
Post - 4 : How to take Defensive measures.
Post - 5 : Battle Mechanics.
Post - 6 : How to Determine Victory, Loss or Draw.
Post - 7 : After Effects of the Battle.
The End post : Here you put this to show that your Rules have ended :-
After the rules end post, members may reply on the thread and give their inputs on the rules.
If a rule thread is accepted by many members, it will be approved as official rules; the member feedback will be archived and the thread will be moved to the Roleplay Rules Section.
Some tips on making Rules :-
1 - Keep the rules simple.
2 - Use easy to understand language.
3 - Explain everything well.
Participants in Rule Making : Here you put your name and the name of the people with whom you collaborated to make your version.
Introduction : Here you give a brief description of what your rules will focus on.
Rules Description : Here you lay down the Rules, give tips, issue guidelines, describe it all that stuff. You can also divide your Rules over Multiple posts. For Example, a rule set on Battles may look like this :-
Post - 1 : Introduction.
Post - 2 : Planning before the Battle.
Post - 3 : How to launch the Offensive.
Post - 4 : How to take Defensive measures.
Post - 5 : Battle Mechanics.
Post - 6 : How to Determine Victory, Loss or Draw.
Post - 7 : After Effects of the Battle.
The End post : Here you put this to show that your Rules have ended :-
[img]http://i.imgur.com/uHCCbSg.png[/img]After the rules end post, members may reply on the thread and give their inputs on the rules.
If a rule thread is accepted by many members, it will be approved as official rules; the member feedback will be archived and the thread will be moved to the Roleplay Rules Section.
Some tips on making Rules :-
1 - Keep the rules simple.
2 - Use easy to understand language.
3 - Explain everything well.