Brace for feedback
This is a cool idea, but for myself? I'd definitely wait for a proper interest check, with more clearly defined setting/boundaries for character stuff.
Edit:
I'd like to have a more realistic, historically accurate RP story which would require the participants to have some fairly good knowledge and education about the time period.I can tell you from personal experience, assigning homework is a deterrent, and the ones that show interest- and I'm sure they will, this is kind of a cool idea- well, don't be surprised if most/all of them just don't do it.
primitive sign language, which isn't very fun or realistic to be honest.hand gestures to try and aid communicating an idea is still vastly more realistic than anything presented in 10,000 B.C., my guy. I'm not saying pick a lane; mixing realistic and fantastic elements is fine, but this initial presentation doesn't provide enough definition to what is or isn't allowed.
This is a cool idea, but for myself? I'd definitely wait for a proper interest check, with more clearly defined setting/boundaries for character stuff.
Edit:
I generally just let the players govern themselves and see where it goes.Again, my own experience, on both sides of a GM screen, this is a really bad idea. I'm sure it's possible that this play style can work, I just haven't seen evidence to suggest it can work here, on this site.