Roles Demiurge Aleastorys.

Fantasy Role Structure: Classification and Hierarchy. Within the operational framework of Roles Demiurge Aleastorys (RDA), the execution of any narrative is sustained by the articulated interaction of two main categories: the Writers (who structure the direction) and the Actors (who execute the action).

Syntactic Communication Manual for Roles: Code and Conventions. To ensure accurate reading and fluid execution within the random fantasies of Roles Demiurge Aleastorys (RDA), written interaction is governed by an explicit system of delimiters and expressive resources.

1. Category: Writers. These are the entities responsible for structuring, setting guidelines, and guiding the contextual direction of random fantasies. Their influence determines the level of control over the plot.

Primary Writers: They are a direct part of the random fantasy. They have absolute control of the narrative framework and actively participate in the decisions of the creative universe.
Secondary Writers: They form an indirect part of the fantasy. They act as circumstantial guides, modifying the environment or introducing events without taking a leading role in the narrative.
Tertiary Editors: They are not part of the random fantasy. Their function is external, limited to establishing the pre-established rules, restrictions, or basic parameters before the interaction begins.

2. Category: Actors. These are the entities responsible for embodying, interpreting, and materializing the events of fantasy within the narrative space.

Primary Actors: They form the core of the random fantasy. They are the central characters or elements on which the attention, conflict, and direct progression of the story focus.
Supporting Characters: They form the backbone of the random fantasy. They bring balance and consistency to the universe, interacting with the core to give fluidity to the plot.
Tertiary Actors: These form the margin of random fantasy. They correspond to the background, incidental characters, or environmental elements that enrich the context without altering the main course.

1. Identity, Structure and Configuration Markers.

The [Headings]. Function: To establish the identity, spatio-temporal location and general context of the session or scene.
the<Etiquetas_de_Contenido> Function: To categorize the type of content, genres, or conceptual notices of the narrative.
The |Role Instructions|. Function: Directly configure the behavior, environment parameters, or system rules outside of the narrative plane.
Clarifications or Suggestions. Function: To explain details about the context or propose alternatives for the advancement of the story.

2. Narrative Development and Character Expression.

Intercalated Narratives . Function: To write the development of the action, the description of environments and the movement of events.
The –Dialogues and Thoughts–. Function: To write the vocal interventions of the Actors; external voice (print), internal voice (italics).
The (Additional Data). Function: Add comments or annotations either within or outside of context.

3. Semantic and Expression Delimiters.

The 'Semantic Emphasis'. Function: To highlight certain words as having important meaning or multiple meanings.
"Sarcasm or Supposition". Function: To highlight certain words as having an ironic or metaphorical meaning.
The "Highlighted Phrases". Function: To highlight certain words as having a very special meaning.

4. Paralinguistic Expressive Resources.

Gestures: Symbols used to express behavior, feelings, or emotions without the need for an extensive description.
Interjections: Phonetic expressions whose expressive or communicative value depends strictly on the context of the scene.
Onomatopoeia: Phonic representations of environmental sounds or actions that do not possess a lexical meaning in themselves.