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HANDBOOK
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These are just handpicked guides to leading a path towards the correct way to using thirdpov. Here, you learn about different types of godmoding and such. In this Handbook , I'll provide you with thirdpov tips and grammar guides. Okay well maybe I at grammar and punctuation but who cares? I tried my best! :D
1. No godmoding. This is strictly forbidden around here. The art of godmoding is to control another's character without their permission. Types of godmoding are just like what I said, controlling another character without their permission and not giving time for someone to do something. For example: 'Krystal landed with a swish and looked at the girl who has dropped her book in surprise" Here, Krystal just simply puts that the girl dropped the book. This is an exception if you have received permission from the roleplayer. The correct way is to give time for the other person like "Krystal landed with a swish and looked at the girl's response." That way, the other roleplayer has time to think about his/her response. Another example is "Her eyes filled to the brim with anger as she stabbed the lady with her sharp knife." No, no. This is wrong. The lady didn't have time to react. If you are in the situation where you are having writer's block, just simply add 'aimed for the ____'s (insert body part)'.
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