Help Topic: Fade-to-black
Category: Roleplay -- You must be alive to use this command.
    Usage for proposal:
        ftb <character>
        ftb summary <emote>
        ftb pregnancy < yes | no >
        ftb wounds <integer of damage, 500-2000> of
        < blunt | cutting > on <body part>
        ftb submit
        -
    Usage for acceptance:
        ftb nullify < pregnancy | wounds >
        ftb accept <write an emote>
        -
    Usage for canceling a ftb proposal:
        ftb cancel
        -
    Usage for stopping log:
        unlog
        unlog start
        unlog end
        -
    Sometimes you may want a roleplay scene to 'Fade to Black' for
    whatever reason.
    Some possible reasons:
        1. The scene contains characters being sexually intimate.
        2. You need to quit, but your character wouldn't just leave,
        and only one other person is involved in the roleplay.
        3. The content of the story is uncomfortable to you and you
        don't want to write it out.
If you want to FTB, please use the FTB command.
    Some dialogue with guiding questions and a short back-and-forth
    that will allow you to summarize IC events with the player behind
    the other character. In the end, this non-graphic summary will be
    recorded in your log.
    For a FTB, you can add possible mechanical outcomes to the
    situation such as wounds or potential pregnancy.
    The person instigating the FTB can put down initial values for
    these outcomes, but the person accepting it will get to modify
    those values. There are, however, some coded limits to those
    modifications.
    If 'pregnancy' is an impossibility from the instigating side,
    you cannot make it a possibility. Moreover, pregnancy being a
    possible outcome does not guarantee the effect; there are other
    factor, including luck, that will decide that.
    You cannot add wounds that were not originally stipulated, you can
    only nullify them.
    If you want to do the opposite of a FTB, and stop logging to
    your log so that you can write graphic content that is not enabled
    by the game rating, try the UNLOG command.
    Staff Note:
    We read logs sometimes for story purposes, and if there's something
    we don't need to read that will be particularly gratuitous, please use
    the UNLOG command.
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