role-based

adjective
UK /ˈrəʊl.beɪst/
US /ˈroʊl.beɪst/

Something role-based is set up by what each person is supposed to do.

The game uses a role-based system where each player has a special job.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, describing access control where permissions are given according to a user's job or function.

The company uses role-based access so only managers can see salary data.

3. Describing a training or learning approach organized around the specific duties of a job.

New nurses complete role-based training before working on the ward.

4. Describing a game or story system where characters have distinct assigned functions.

The role-based adventure lets you choose to be a healer or a fighter.