Roleplay Standards
300 - Purpose and Roleplay Philosophy
300.1 PURPOSE Hartwell General Hospital is a roleplay-focused teaching hospital within Second Lif...
301 - In Character and Out of Character
301.1 THE SEPARATION All staff must clearly separate what their character knows from what they, t...
302 - Metagaming, Powergaming, and Godmodding
302.1 METAGAMING Metagaming is prohibited. Examples include: Knowing injuries before examining a ...
303 - Emotes and Medical Realism
303.1 EMOTES Medical roleplay should include descriptive emotes. Good examples: Describing examin...
304 - Patient Participation
304.1 THE PATIENT IS A PARTICIPANT Patients should remain involved throughout their treatment. Th...
305 - Emergency and Surgical Roleplay
305.1 EMERGENCY ROLEPLAY Emergency scenes should remain organized. Senior staff should coordinate...
306 - Death, Serious Injury, and Player Consent
306.1 PLAYER CHOICE Hartwell General Hospital respects player choice. Hospital staff will never p...
307 - Teaching New Roleplayers
307.1 A PRIMARY GOAL One of Hartwell General's primary goals is welcoming new medical roleplayers...
308 - Scene Continuity and Pacing
308.1 SCENE CONTINUITY Medical roleplay is often part of a larger story. Avoid ending scenes abru...
309 - Out of Character Courtesy
309.1 STANDARD Treat fellow players with respect. If misunderstandings occur: Remain polite. Disc...