Role-playing

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In role-playing games, the player's identification with a fictional or historical character is an essential element of the game.

Whereas in chess or go, one may simply focus on winning, in RPG's there is a significant element of fantasy. A chess player may not think of himself as the Marshall of forces, or imagine the violent death of an opposing "knight". In fact, such imaginings are rarely described.

RPG players sometimes play in costume.

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