I agree with this concern! I remember when we did this before, and I remember it getting a little unwieldy and complicated. I don't think we should swing back in that direction.

That said, I still think it would be a good idea (and maybe this is more what Knight was getting at in her original comment) to sort of... flesh things out a bit more? Not super in-depth personality profiles -- not even names! Just general guidelines. I know that I haven't been utilizing the town or the townspeople because I'm just not sure what is in line with their "characterization," for lack of a better term. Like, I know that the townspeople are sort of blase towards the residents and that's... it. What are the crime levels like in the town? What is the murder rate, if any? Is the police force effective? Would it work with residents from the castle?

Those questions are a big deal for me; Sherlock hasn't been taking cases in town the entire time he's been here because I, as a mun, haven't been sure what's okay/logical to do. It's been having a significant effect on how I play him, and it'd be nice to have that resolved.