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+====== A Munchausen "Game" ======
+A **Game** is a page, linked from the [[location/setting]] which contains all the linking text, incidental roleplaying and character introductions for the players involved in that particular game.
+===== Starting a "Game" page =====
+It usually starts with character introductions as they enter the [[location/setting]] and take a seat at the table/bar/moat/object of gathering.  The first person to make an entry on a **Game** page is usually the person who designed the [[location/setting]], but if the game is set in an existing location, then the person who is organising the game starts.
+The first poster should not specify how many seats there are around the table, in case there are late arrivals.
+As Wiki is retroactively editable - players who arrive late can (and should) edit the **Game** page so that they appear in time to hear all the stories in the game, otherwise they can't really vote on them all, can they?
+** Note ** please create a link to a new game on the [[Current Games]] page so it can be found easily.
+===== Adding to a "Game" page =====
+When a question has been asked on the **Game** page and a player starts their story, they should create a new heading, and a brief descriptive paragraph with a link to their actual story [[page]].
+After they have finished their story (with all the wagers and whatnot having been played out on the story [[page]], and all digressions being linked off that story [[page]]), then the other players should add their comments on the story back on the **Game** page.
+After suitable congratulations on a story well told, the storyteller can then ask her question of the next player.
+===== Finishing a "Game" page =====
+Once all stories have been told, it is up to the first writer of the **Game** page to ask her fellow players to vote on whose story was best.  This is a simple tally.
+The winner writes a suitable acceptance and the page is ended with a horizontal rule (that's four hyphens) and a link back to the [[location/setting]]
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+Go to [[Munchausen Lite|the rules page]] \\
+Go back to the [[start]] page.