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− | The '''fictional universe''' is the imaginary world in which adventures take place. In a sense, all role-playing games have a fictional universe, since the events of a game never really happened. It is especially used, however, to describe either a wholly imaginary world (such as Greyhawk) or the [[canon]] of events within a fiction (such as the James Bond movies, or conversely, the novels). |
+ | The '''fictional universe''' is the [[imaginary world]] in which adventures take place. In a sense, all role-playing games have a fictional universe, since the events of a game never really happened. It is especially used, however, to describe either a wholly imaginary world (such as Greyhawk) or the [[canon]] of events within a fiction (such as the James Bond movies, or conversely, the novels). |
Alternate terms: ''virtual reality'', ''imaginary universe'', ''fictional world'', ''imaginary world'', ''sandbox'', ''milieu'' |
Alternate terms: ''virtual reality'', ''imaginary universe'', ''fictional world'', ''imaginary world'', ''sandbox'', ''milieu'' |
Revision as of 12:43, 15 December 2019
The fictional universe is the imaginary world in which adventures take place. In a sense, all role-playing games have a fictional universe, since the events of a game never really happened. It is especially used, however, to describe either a wholly imaginary world (such as Greyhawk) or the canon of events within a fiction (such as the James Bond movies, or conversely, the novels).
Alternate terms: virtual reality, imaginary universe, fictional world, imaginary world, sandbox, milieu