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'''[[Roleplay]]''' is the act of adopting roles. |
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* [[Sexual roleplay]], the act of acting out sexual scenarios |
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* [[Role-playing game]], a game in which players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting |
* [[Role-playing game]], a game in which players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting |
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* [[Roleplay simulation]], roleplay as a learning method |
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* [[Sexual roleplay]], the act of acting out sexual scenarios |
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* [[RolePlay (play)|''RolePlay'' (play)]], a 2001 Alan Ayckbourn play |
* [[RolePlay (play)|''RolePlay'' (play)]], a 2001 Alan Ayckbourn play |
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* [[Inside Out (musical)|''Inside Out'' (musical)]], an American musical previously titled ''Roleplay'' |
* [[Inside Out (musical)|''Inside Out'' (musical)]], an American musical previously titled ''Roleplay'' |
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Revision as of 09:19, 29 January 2021
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Roleplay is the act of adopting roles.
Roleplay may also refer to:
- Sexual roleplay, the act of acting out sexual scenarios
- Animal roleplay, play a non-human animal
- Role-playing game, a game in which players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting
- Roleplay simulation, roleplay as a learning method
- RolePlay (play), a 2001 Alan Ayckbourn play
- Inside Out (musical), an American musical previously titled Roleplay
- "Role Play", a song by The Original 7ven from Condensate
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