Setting Up a Roleplay Story Across Multiple Locations

Choose Your Characters and Locations

Decide which characters you'll play and which map locations fit your story. Marinette's Bakery works well for home and family scenes, while the Agreste Mansion suits formal or dramatic moments. The open city streets provide space for encounters and adventures.

Plan Your Scene Progression

Outline where each scene takes place and what happens there. For example: start at the bakery for a morning scene, move to a street location for a meeting, then travel to the mansion for a confrontation. This gives your story natural flow and uses the map's different environments.

Use Building Space Creatively

Take advantage of the open areas scattered throughout the map to add custom structures or props that support your story. These spaces let you personalize scenes without altering the iconic locations. In multiplayer, assign roles to friends and use voice chat or chat commands to narrate events as you move between locations.