Roleplay Guide

Last week we talked about time investment in RP – exactly how much time is required for “effective” RP.

This week’s column addresses a question from a commenter who wonders just how much of a time investment is involved with roleplaying.

Legion roleplay is shaping up to be slightly different than what we saw in Warlords as far as features that work with roleplay activities.

Sometimes, what you see isn't what you're actually supposed to be seeing.

Sometimes you can have the greatest character in the world, but for some reason you just can't find anyone to roleplay with.

Why would anyone want to roleplay?

Anyone can pay for a race change in World of Warcraft, if you're looking for a change of scenery.

This expansion has been just a little strange for roleplayers -- not in the sense of roleplay opportunities, there's certainly been plenty of that, but in terms of plot points -- where the story is leading.

For some roleplayers, class has absolutely no impact on the character they play.

One of the hopes for garrisons when Warlords of Draenor was announced was that they would act, in a way, like the player housing that players have been craving since the game was launched.