Chasers

The Chasers have the job of getting the Quaffle through a hoop on their opponents side during their scoring turn. If they do this successfully, they gain their team 10 points per score.

BEATERS

The two Beaters on each team have the job of deflecting bludgers away from their fellow team mates and directing them at the other teams players. They are equipped with bats, and their main turn is only whenever a bludger comes into play.

KEEPER

The Keeper's job is to block opposing chasers from scoring. They only get their main turn when a chaser tries to score.

SEEKER

A very important player, the Seeker goes after the Snitch once it is in play. Upon catching it, the Seeker grants their team 50 points and the game is ended.

The Gameplay

Every game starts with a countdown by the Referee.  As soon as he/she says GO the players enter the game.

The game is divided into levels for the players; three for the Chasers, Two for the Beaters, two for the Keeper and five for the Seeker. These levels are different parts of the board, like level two for Chasers is halfway to the goalhoops and level three is at the goalhoops, where you can score.

CHASERS

Chasers always get the first turn. They type up a brief (yet detailed) description of what they did before they move to the next level (no scoring or anything, like, flying around scratching their armpits or something) , where they get another turn after the other Chasers do the same. When two Chasers on opposite teams are in the same level (other than the first) they are both given four choices of what to do. Note that no matter who's on your level, you have the pass option.

Those choices are Foul (opponents name here: Note you can only foul opponents on your level), Continue, Pass to (team mates name here: Note only team mates on your level can be passed to.) and Steal from (opponents name here: Note only opponents on your level can be stolen from.).

The players say what they chose as soon as the countdown is finished in a p2p to the referee.

THE FOUL OPTION

If a player chooses Foul and the other chose Continue, they will be fouled and the offender will have to answer a question for the foul not to be noticed. A fouled player misses a turn.

If the same is chosen but the other player chooses Pass, they are fouled, but do not drop the quaffle as they have already passed it to a player. As usual the offender must answer a question.

If a player chooses foul and the other player chose to steal, and the fouling Player is holding the quaffle, the foul is ignored and the stealer gains the quaffle. If the fouling player is NOT holding the quaffle, the stealing player is successfully fouled after the question thingy.

If both players choose foul, nothing happens at all.

THE CONTINUE OPTION

If a player chooses continue and their opponent chooses Pass, nothing happens and the continuing person goes to the next level.

If both players choose continue, they both advance ahead one level and the reach the final Chaser level.

THE PASS OPTION

If a player chooses pass, they pass the ball to someone else. When this happens, the player with the quaffle can advance up to the third level to try and score.

THE CHASER LEVELS

When the game starts, everyone is on level one. After a bit of roleplay in turn, they move onto level two. Level two is the action level where chasers try to gain the quaffle. Level three is right in front of the goalposts where your chaser tries to score. There, they have two options: Shoot and Dodge, which are pretty self explanatory, except you have to pick left, right or middle ring to shoot at. Dodge is used if the player thinks another player will appear to knock away the quaffle. When they shoot, the Keeper comes into view...

THE KEEPER

Keepers get the third turn, but they are still important. They start at level one for keepers and level three for chasers, where they roleplay bits when they have to. When a chaser reaches the Keeper, the keeper moves to level two, called the Block Level where they get the option to block any two rings (they tell the ref which two in a p2p). If the Chaser is lucky enough to shoot at the ring the keeper hasnt covered, they get ten points and the keeper's team none.

THE BEATERS

Beaters get the second turn, after the six Chasers have played. They start at level one. When they are told that a bludger is headed for a player, they have to answer a question to block it, which is level two. After that, they go back to boring level one. Beaters dont have to roleplay to stay in the game, but they have the option if they wish or are getting too bored.

THE SEEKER

The hardest job of all lays with the Seekers. They're in a separate chatroom, so they don't exactly have turns. They have to make their way through five hard levels of 3 questions each before they get to the snitch.

THE LEVELS

Level one is... You know, where they start and all that. The Seekers have to answer three questions correctly to get to level two, where they have to answer three more until they reach level five, where The Snitch is. (The player who types the right answer first wins the question) If only one player reaches level five, they have to answer a question and they get the snitch, gaining 50 points and ending the game. But if you're with your opponent, dont forget THEY want 50 points, too... So, you have three options:

Snitch, where you go after the Snitch, Magic, where you can use a spell and Foul, where you can foul your opponent. If you both pick the same thing, nothing happens. If one player picks magic and the other picks foul, the one who chose magic gets the snitch. If one player picks foul and the other picks Snitch, the one who chose foul gets the snitch and... You get the picture, its rock paper scissors basically.

BLUDGERS