Editing Setting:InfiniCon/Proposed Mechanics (section)

==Archetypes==
The following are the proposed archetypes of people in the convention area.

*'''Staff''': They have power all through Infinicon, as the convention IS their fandom. (Possibly have "moderator" like powers?)
*'''Security''': Have the power to greatly reduce the effects of immersion. No kid, don't tell me about Homestuck. Get on the golf cart and put the puppet down.
*'''Vendors''': This sometimes has some bleedover, but anyone who sells pockey, Ramune, plushies, or food or merchandise could also have some Immersion in a certain faction. Vendors simply sell things at their stands, as traders or merchants of a sort.
*'''"Norms"''': These are people who are either not aligned with one fandom in particular, or are, but haven't begun to walk down the "Path of Immersion". They make good social characters, and all fandoms are willing to interact with them. Usually.
*'''Fans''': This is anybody who's primary affiliation is with one fandom. Their reputation within the fandom, and how much they immerse themselves within the fandom grants them powers. Due to the slippery slope nature of this, by mid-level immersion cosplay is a necessity. Eventually, along with powers and stat bonuses Fans start physically changing according to their fandoms. You may take on the personality and looks of Naruto, Gain the iron will of a space marine. or start yiffing and barking as a furry. This change almost always takes the personality of the fan into account, so your happy little hyperactive preteen won't be mysteriously changing into an emotionless zombie.
*'''Crazies''': The furries, the homestuckers, and generally anyone with an extremely high amount of Immersion or low sanity. They usually take to the Undercon and partake in strange activities. Not all are mean, but most are going to attempt to mug you for your pocket change or possibly rape you.
*'''Runners''': People who make money running items of questionable legality such as guns and drugs around the conventions, through (or around/beneath) security checkpoints and to their desired location.
*'''Businessman''': A "Mr. Johnson" of sorts, manages and organizes things behind the shadows. Most black market workers will meet and work with one, but will rarely know much about one.