Context Definitions

Activity

 * Event occurs in location and environment which can easily be located with real-world visual aid and/or charted representation.


 * Event occurs simultaneously with another to such an extent that background and foreground events may intersect/repeat.


 * A particular set of actions a character has developed to the point of having it's own identity. Often denoted in the manner or styling of command input.

Perspective

 * First-person perspective. (Unique inner thoughts styling)
 * Note: This particular style makes as much context as concrete as possible as viewed by the unique observer's point of view. Should an action or awareness be beyond the observer's "self", then the very function will become context-relative as such.


 * Third-person perspective. (Classic Literary styling)
 * Note: This particular style emphasizes a much faster sense of time progression and a more limited idea of personal comprehension and character dynamic. Physical conflict behaves more traditionally under this style and sense of unique threat to the persons is far less vivid/detailed.

Canon

 * An acceptable starting point.


 * Events are fundamental core and/or of priority-one significance in-canon.


 * Events are secondary and/or of no immediate significance in current timeframe.


 * Events are far removed from core and are entirely optional.

Era

 * History Asunder: Hellhound Chronicle


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