RPVox gives your character a voice.

It speaks roleplay lines as you play: when you cast, when you drop below a
quarter health, when you die, when you come back, when you land a killing
blow, when you eat, fish, mine, mount up, or find somewhere you have never
been. You choose how often it happens and it does the rest.

WHERE THE LINES GO

By default RPVox speaks only to nearby players who are also running RPVox.
The line travels at say range, so the distance limit is the same one /say
uses -- but nothing lands in public chat. A talkative character never fills
the screen for people who did not ask for it.

The trade is that only RPVox users see anything. If you would rather everyone
nearby could read your character, untick one box and lines go out as real
/say and /em instead.

WHAT IT COVERS

- Combat. Every ability in your class has its own set of lines.
- Reactions. Low health, death, resurrection, killing blow, entering and
leaving combat, being interrupted, levelling, falling, drowning, and
noticing your gear is in pieces.
- Everyday life. Eating, drinking, fishing, mining, herbalism, skinning,
mounting, quests, discovering an area, and ten crafting professions.
- Moods. Switch mood and the same character speaks differently. Grim, weary,
serious and happy are not four settings; they are four versions of the same
person on four different days.
- Profiles. One per character, each with its own class, mood, lines and
frequency.

WRITTEN, NOT GENERATED

Over ten thousand hand written lines, and every class has its own voice: a
Forsaken shadow priest in four moods, an arcanist mage, a Sin'dorei hunter
who treats a battlefield as a badly organised court, a Kaldorei druid only
half returned from the Emerald Dream, a rogue who regards killing as skilled
trade work, a warlock who deals in souls the way a lawyer deals in clauses,
a Blood Knight who takes the Light by force, an old orc shaman who negotiates
with elements that are frequently in a mood, and a warrior.

MAKE IT YOURS

The stock lines are a starting point, not the point. Open the settings window,
clear any trigger, and write your own. Anything you edit is marked as yours
and is never overwritten by an update -- and neither are your frequency
settings.

/rpvox to open settings.

RP Vox