Getting Started

So here are a few things for you to know when getting started.

Creating Your Character

 * This is a Role Play Wiki, you'll need a character. Go here to create it.
 * Once your character page is created you will need to turn it in to the character check-up page. Your character gets checked, to make sure your character isn't doing anything illegal (which would be godmodding or overpowering).
 * Once your character is checked. If you have nothing wrong on there then you are free to role-play in the World of Bleach. If you have something wrong you must fix your page.

Journey
Your journey as a character follows along with the arcs. You won't just randomly be role-playing and doing random fights. There will be stories that are detailed and planned out. Throughout your journey you'll have to know the rules of fighting, so please learn them.

Experience
Experience often shortened as EXP is the experience of your character. You gain a certain amount of experience in certain things you do and how much work you put into things you do. EXP is recorded in your character's Statistics Template which will be added onto the page. Once your character reaches a certain amount of EXP, their rank increases.
 * Powers and Abilities Increase: EXP doesn't just work for experience overall. EXP also works in experience with your powers and abilities. If you gain a lot of experience in sword wielding during the role-play, your rank in sword wielding can increase. A person with little experience in sword wielding can't increase their rank. An example of gaining experience in an ability or a power is using that ability/power. The more you use that power/ability, the more experience you gain in it. So each power and ability will have their own EXP Tracker too.

Money
As you go along you might come across some money. Money is the thing that lets you buy things from shops and stores. Money can be used in useful ways to buy things that can increase an ability of your character, feed your character, or just simply dress them to look cool.

Narrate System
The role-play is narrated. The Narrator, narrates everything including what happens in the area, how much damage a character receives and everything. If the Narrator's narrating is invalid, report them immediately. An example of bad narrating would be saying that your character is hit by another character's attack when that character has slow speed and your character has high speed.