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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mythusmage" data-source="post: 2449225" data-attributes="member: 571">(Fret not, twas my browser that screwed it up.)Fu, "offstage" and "onstage" referred to theatrical performances, not to game performances. Besides which, game acting is more akin to jazz ensembles getting togeth in private to jam.Where pseudo medieval English is concerned, I was butchering Ebonics. Besides, what antique English I was using was based on Elizabethan English.Going on to acting during the course of a game. If you don't practice you won't improve. The more you practice the better you'll do, the more comfortable you'll get, and the more comfortable your fellows well get. You're not doing it in front of an audience but a group of friends.Now, this goes into the area of GMing style, but I've found those GMs who are comfortable in their presentation and comfortable in their acting tend to produce a more comfortable climate for their players. This all leading me to a couple of new RPG terms, which I'll start a new thread with.</blockquote>