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goes without saying that this article draws heavily on "stereotypes" and my own experience, so if it differed with yours would be quite normal. On the other hand this post is more directed to the players than to their own masters, although I am aware that most blog readers tend to exercise on a regular basis as directors of the game.

I assume that role in the world of the fans are normally divided into two classes: the masters and players.

Masters courses usually tend to be amateur hardcore, what I mean by that? Are the fans who normally spend on your hobby is to manuals, modules and other paraphernalia. They are usually full of people starting projects, wanting to test new environments, seek better game systems, etc game dynamics. They are preparing the items and those who accumulate more workload. (Those who go to a game without having prepared anything with all due respect, but for me they are not masters. I think a lack of respect for your fellow diners)

Players are the people who attend the departure of the master with the expectation of fun. They like the role, if but to some extent. Obviously

a group does not have to follow a pattern of a master and the other players. Can be given that some or all members of the group to be masters.

The two types (Masters and players) are amateur, but like any other hobby everyone's lives differently. Thus a person may be fond of football and regularly see football matches and other football fan can be, pay TV platform for all home games, buy the kits and knowing your team line-ups etc. The difference is that while the two types of football fans when they gather to enjoy their hobby of both expectations are fulfilled, if the role is not to be. As a participatory social activity one's expectations may not be filled by generating certain degree of frustration.

By this I mean that expectations for Masters and players can differ greatly in many aspects, so it is highly desirable to make a pact expectations at the start of a game, season, or season.

For the Master is the focus of the game, try this is best possible in all facets, from the plot, rhythm, dynamics of play, interpretation and coherence of the rules, environment etc. . and devotes much time and effort before the game and between sessions, with the aim of the group spend the best time possible.

The player, too often tends to passivity, defined as shown outside the responsibility for the proper functioning of the game. As I said before, his playing is filled with expectation and that passivity is not intended as passivity.

Throughout this process it is not surprising that the master asked his players to respond to their efforts with small "to do": writing the history of the character, develop their personality, for instance, or participate more directly in the narrative and many times the player does not respond.

With this lack of response, the player is not realizes that somehow frustrates your master and deprives him of meeting expectations, but also limits the game as well as Lucho said Cthulhu in his day "No traces the director, tells all." A good history can inspire the master narrative to weave the personal history of the game player, particular aspects of their personality can be exploited also to enrich the story by setting extreme situations or groups not harmonics, etc.

Obviously everyone is master of his freedom and his free time and it is not anyone to feel pressured, but the Masters as well as hear your protestations their decisions would like to hear new proposals, see personal initiative, you join in the story and that your participation in the game exceed the hours of the game session.

Try to get in the skin of the masters, assessments, the time spent, the effort made and the expense and mimadlo also at the end of the day also has a heart ...


PS and pampering those I mean to try to do what you ask (character development, bakgrounds etc.)