Sounds right. Haven't played tabletop myself though.

This is only for interacting with the staff headers. Things can still be RPed out on-grid, but stuff for staff review against the plot I think it seems fair.

How would people feel about turns and rounds for header plots? Basically like the combat code but slower and staff overseen. The end of each round would have the staff determine the results of the participants actions. New people can jump in at any time, but if you've acted in a round you'll have to...

A nice thing with furniture, is you instantly move to that position in the room if you use the sit command from anywhere. Would be nice if join worked the same way.

The newer disease system has its ups and downs, but for the most part is quite well thought-out, with affects that start out minor, and get increasingly worse in stages if ignored or not properly treated. corpse rot, however, pre-dates this system and can be rather jarring. The instant you step into...

No need to leave the place, but will require a different command from "," or "emote" to send a public emote.

Another suggestion, when using places I still mess up and use emote instead of jmote a lot. Similar to hide automatically turning emotes into hemotes, could join make them into jmotes by default? There should be some way to override it to send an emote to the room, but it should require thought to d...

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Had an idea for several recipes to create items that work as join places, and when are joined shelter you from wetness, lightning, and other weather effects. tailoring could get tents, which requires bolts of cloth, wax, and wooden poles. light and mobile. leatherworking could get yurts, which requi...

That's known, but I think it's considered unwieldy. The consensus seems to be that physical objects would be better.