Jurassic Park [Lore Reserve]

Park guests are tourists. They are there to enjoy what the park offers them. They bought tickets to get in, they can't wait to see the dinosaurs (depending on their personality, of course), they go on the rides, watch the shows, join in on games, etc. These people come first and foremost when it comes to the rest of the jobs of the park. If these people are injured, die, or are not enjoying themselves, then something definitely went wrong. They are priority for the Jurassic Park Staff.

Utilizes tools at their disposal to ensure that dinosaurs in the park remain healthy. If a dinosaur falls sick, they nurse it back to health. Often works with Providers and Caretakers to maximize possibility of dinosaur's survival and life expectancy. Not considered a very high-risk job, as most dinosaurs that are nursed back to health are sedated prior to examination to ensure the Health Specialist's safety.

Researches and experiments on what kind of environment the dinosaurs should live in. This includes what kind of plants should be in their paddock/zone. Environmentalists due well to avoid plants that are toxic to the animals, either to the specific breed or as a whole. This is often a low-risk job as they don't often have to interact directly with the dinosaurs but would observe them from a safe distance.

Provides the proper diets to the dinosaurs. This includes overabundant amount of plants that contain lysine to the herbivores in their environment to ensure survival. Carnivores are fed animals that fed on lysine-contained plants. Animal Diet specialists will need to figure out how much the animal needs to be provided. This is a high-risk job as loss of life is a possibility.

They are there for the hatching of the dinosaurs and raise them until they're old enough to join others of their kind in the proper paddock/zone. They observe each animal's personality and tries to prepare them and their environment for joining the other dinosaurs of their kind. Medium to High-Risk job. Mostly injuries that consists of bites, scratches, and other wounds obtained from the baby dinosaur.

Provided to Caretakers if they have bonded with the dinosaur they took care of and raised. Training often consists of commands and of the dinosaurs following those commands. Dinosaurs can be used in special operations in the future. These operations are unknown for now but the possibilities might be endless.

Uses sophisticated DNA sequencers to analyze the DNA sample to map the entire dinosaur genome and arrange the millions of pieces of genetic code into dinosaur chromosomes. Paleogeneticists use DNA from related species, such as birds and crocodiles, to fill in the missing sequences. They also insert the DNA into unfertilized ostrich eggs. They monitor the eggs and keep them at conditions that simulate their mother’s nest until they’re ready for the nursery where they hatch.

Provided to scientists that show determination and natural leadership, those who take charge when others do not. They are responsible for the production of new dinosaurs and the organization of their employees to ensure everything gets done in a timely manner.

Creates and organizes shows revolving around the dinosaurs utilizing the animal's natural instincts. Responsible for running tours and holds games in the visitor center for the park guests. They are responsible for the park guests' happiness level. If the guests are not happy, they need to invent more ways of entertainment for future park guests.

Keeps track of everything involving the park via different surveillance techniques. They track dinosaurs that escape, tracks park guest whereabouts, keeps an eye on the lost and found (including missing persons), and makes sure that all park rides and attractions are functioning normally.

Experiments with broken rides and attractions to find the reason why they're not working as they should. They then proceed to fix them with the proper tools. This can be considered a high-risk job solely for the fact of unintended accidents caused by falling objects and electrocution.

Responsible for transporting dinosaurs to their paddock/zone, injured park guests and staff to the first aide, and devices, furniture, and building material to their proper locations. This is guaranteed to be a high-risk job between falling objects and death by dinosaur.

Cares for the sick and injured ranging from park guests to other staff members. They always have medication and bandages on hand in case of sudden emergencies when they are out on the field. These particular staff members only work with humans so they are not to be confused with Health specialists. During evacuation, First Aide responders must relocate themselves to the Ferries' dock to take care of injuries of any park guests and staff members that are evacuating the island.

This team is the first team to contact when a dinosaur, either carnivore or herbivore, escapes. Their job is to keep in contact with the specific division of Security that are in charge of dinosaur tracking. They must retrieve the dinosaur alive and return it to it's paddock/zone. They are often equipped with high-voltage tazers and tranquilizer guns that contain heavy doses for the animals. High-risk job both for accidentally shooting/injuring oneself and death from dinosaur, even if all safety precautions have been executed.

In the case of the death and failure of the A Team, B Team's goal is to kill the dinosaur rather than capture it alive. They are equipped with guns and other gear for their safety.

In the case of the death and failure of the B Team, C Team is required to go out on the field to retrieve any park guests and staff members that have not returned from evacuated rides and attractions. If injured, the park guests and staff members are to be delivered to first aide at the docks temporarily before evacuating the island.

Only needed if C Team is required. They must calmly and safely evacuate park guests and staff members via the Jurassic Park Ferry back to the mainland. Any and all who need first aide care are to be taken care of by the First Aide responders.

1. Must role play with a human character. It doesn't need to be based on one of your trolls. It can be an original human character that you come up with on the fly. Bottom line your character must be accepted at least an hour before the next role play event begins.

2. You don't need to know anything about dinosaurs or Jurassic Park to join. Looking up specific dinosaurs via wikipedia can supply you with basic information of dinosaurs if you plan on taking up any jobs of the park. You can choose to remain a Park Guest otherwise (i.e. you're just a tourist enjoying yourself while we do all the hard work).

3. New attractions are voted on during the role play event as part of the tour/entertainment portion of the role play itself. This means the park guests can vote on what they want to see in Jurassic Park next time they visit. Large projects such as river rides around the park/through zones along with gyrospheres/safari rides through zones are to be built last. A single new attraction should always be completed before the next role play event is held.

4. If you show up to an event, and we need someone to fill a role, it is not required for anyone to fill it. It will simply, upon filling it, make it easier for me to host the role play and for it to go a lot smoother. Don't be upset if we call on you for a role that you did not prefer to have or if we call on someone else for a role you wanted. Preferences are all they are, it's not guaranteed.

5. Do not expect an upgrade in job title if you choose Caretaker or Scientist. You have to be active enough, both in helping build for events and attending the events themselves to get this upgrade naturally.

6. Multiple people can have the same upgrade of job title and due to this there might be multiple options to choose from if we need someone with that job in the current event. Along those same lines, those with an upgrade in their job title will still be asked to take on Caretaker/Scientist duties if needed. This does not mean they'll lose their upgrade but rather that they can do both jobs.

7. The dinosaurs of the park require the use of your imagination. We will either have some kind of representation (to show you where the dinosaur will be) or no representation at all. There will always be a description of what it's currently doing. On cue, after a role player asks permission, they may take control of that dinosaur as a character and do what they wish with it (so long as it is what you described to me before I gave you the cue).

8. Always stick with the tour group unless specified otherwise. If there is no tour group you can create your own role play during the role play event. For example, you can go to the gyrospheres/safari with one or more of your friends and witness dinosaurs doing dinosaur things.

These are to be based on the dinosaurs themselves. Variation of the original dinosaur is guaranteed due to genetic modification for survival reasons. This section is to provide any facts on the genetics that have been modified which covers what they look like and act like, anything special they can do that they otherwise couldn't do if they weren't genetically modified.

Velociraptor (Raptor Containment): [Wiki Page] Official Jurassic Park Wiki has all information needed.