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Legends Rising > County Rules > Medical Roleplay
Medical Roleplay
In medical roleplay situations, once the roleplay begins, the downed player can start speaking, but they must maintain consistency with their injuries. It's important to roleplay realistically, keeping in mind the severity of your injuries.
Medical roleplay is conducted using commands such as /me, /do, and /hurt to describe your injuries or respond to medical personnel. If a medical professional is attempting to identify you based on previous medical records and injuries, and they use the command /me "Inspects body for scars, previous injuries," you are not allowed to lie about your body's characteristics or scars.
During medical roleplay, lying in /do or /me commands is prohibited. It's crucial to roleplay your injuries realistically and not force injuries onto other players. For example, if someone's head appears to be blown off, it doesn't mean they have actually lost their head and must permanently die.
Even if you have to respawn, you still need to roleplay your injuries accurately, ensuring continuity in the roleplay experience.
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