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There are two other players I’ve trusted to write for my main character, both of whom were highly influential in how my character evolved over a couple of years.

One of them ended up having a way different idea of what kind of character I was playing, which was disappointing, but it served as motivation to check my own roleplay and consider whether I was having my character do things that gave him that idea, or whether he was just smoking crack or something. The other one proved to be pretty well worth the trust for the writing he did.

I have play partners that I really really really trust, but I’m not so sure I trust them with the task of writing my characters. But as of right now, there’s no one I’ve really played with for omgyears like others have. Still, I don’t see it changing. I could just be paranoid and overprotective, but it’s what I’m comfortable with, and there hasn’t been a problem with that.

I’ve had others say I can write their characters, but I won’t. I don’t trust myself for such a task, and I have this thing where… I dunno. I don’t actually desire to write a large scene for one of my characters and someone else’s, even at their urging. I may as well be playing by myself, or writing a solo story, or some such. Cuz why not just play it out with me, mm? Maybe I’m weird for not wanting to write for others, but.. eh. I have enough of my own characters to worry about writing for, than having to worry about writing someone else’s character. If that makes sense…

As to whom I trust to use my characters? Lucky (Lucien) is definitely one of them, because, like Alysia, I have been RPing with him for years now. When we have doubts about making a certain move we communicate that question, and I trust that communication will happen if there’s anything on the edge.

Everyone in the Yransea group are trusted as well, but I suppose because I know most of them won’t do anything extreme without throwing it past me first, and because the knowledge of building a world together outside of Rhydin helps. Anything minor that I don’t agree with can be played around.

Some of my other characters, well, I allow almost anyone to NPC them, but no one does. An RP Partner of mine once had an issue of someone playing against an environment (the environment specifically not allowing certain things), which I think is a bit more difficult. We don’t say a lot about places as much as characters. I don’t know how that one was resolved.