Creating a Green Room

Written by Masquerading Team • Updated January 2026

Creating your own Green Room lets you start a space for character interactions and storytelling. Here's how to create one.

Step 1: Access Green Room Creation

Navigate to the Green Rooms section and look for the "Create Green Room" button or option.

Step 2: Choose Room Type

Select the privacy level for your Green Room:

Public

Anyone can join immediately
Visible in public listings
Best for general character interactions

Request-to-Join

Users must request to join
You approve or deny requests
Good for themed rooms or specific storylines

Private

Invitation only
Not visible in public listings
Perfect for exclusive groups

Step 3: Name Your Green Room

Choose a name that reflects your room's purpose or theme. Make it memorable and descriptive.

Step 4: Add Description

Write a description that explains:

What the room is for
What kind of characters/storylines are welcome
Any rules or guidelines

Step 5: Create the Room

Click "Create" to finalize your Green Room. You'll automatically become the room owner.

Room Ownership

As the room owner, you can:

Moderate the room
Approve or deny join requests
Manage members
Edit room settings
Delete the room if needed

Requirements

To create a Green Room, you need:

An active subscription (Guest Pass, Monthly, or Annual)
At least one character created

Using Your Green Room

Your Green Room is yours to use however you want:

In-character storytelling: Create a space for character interactions and narratives
Group chat: Use it as a group chat feature—you don't need to be strict about staying in character in your own room
Mixed use: Combine both approaches—let members know your preferences in the room description

Masquerading doesn't enforce staying in character. Our platform is a safe space for everyone to "BE WHO YOU WANT TO BE." If you want to use your Green Room as a casual group chat, that's perfectly fine!

Best Practices

Choose the right privacy: Match your room type to your intended use
Write clear descriptions: Help others understand what your room is about and how you'd like to use it
Set expectations: Use the description to outline rules, themes, or whether it's more casual or roleplay-focused
Be active: Engage with members to build your room's community