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Pretty simple question but one I don't think I've ever seen discussed enough (or maybe that's because there is a pretty general consensus of how this works), say there's a character who is created from a fictional work (inside a fiction of course), what sort of existence are they then classified as? To use an example, if you see the immersion page it states that
My question more or less stems from this, in the same way an area accessed by an immersion character is conceptual and/or "nonexistent" if you will, would a character who's then created through immersion maintain the benefits as a mostly/purely conceptual existence? And if so, exactly what abilities can be denoted from their unique existence as a result?Immersion is an ability which allows one to cross the boundary between fiction and reality and enter the imaginary locations depicted in books, paintings, movies etc. The places and time periods accessed through this ability are conceptual, as in they do not exist in reality, but users of this ability can still interact with and explore them like they can any place in the real world.