𝕮ʜᴀʀᴀᴄᴛᴇʀ 𝕴ɴꜰᴏʀᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ:
𝕽ᴀᴄᴇꜱ:
No Custom Races allowed as there are plenty available. If you need access to specific information let me know.

𝕮ʟᴀꜱꜱᴇꜱ:
EDIT 10th Aug: As play has started and I'm juggling a few things, I am no longer accepting Custom Classes I have no experience with previously.
Custom Classes are allowed rarely on a case by case basis depending on how well balanced they are. That being said I don't want a whole party of CC characters.

Interest Check for posterity.

We're open for business! and by business I mean dungeon delving for loot and glory.

It's still early days yet, but for future reference - please either PM all character sheets or post them in the OOC and wait for approval before posting them here.

@Mae

Would you like us to show you the rolls for our stats?

@Lauder yes, thank you :D

So I’ve never rolled for stats before, how do we do such a thing?

the standard system, we believe, is six sets of 4d6, dropping lowest die from each set, @duskshine749.

How do I “show you” the rolls? Print screen?

for the stats and such we decided to roll a physical die, but of course later it'll presumably be using the guild die roller.
thus we wrote down all the numbers, even the dropped roll.

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We're making a Tortle Wizard, by the way.

A preliminary sheet has been written, but it needs some editing to be fully readable (we repurposed a cleric sheet template, which had the wrong text box sizes for a wizard)
Oh, and we rolled on the "This is your life" tables in Xanathar's Guide to Everything.

Please make a Dice Campaign for all rolls, including the stat ones. Sorry for not making that more clear <3

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Heads up, some of you may recognise this, but here's a quick tutorial on using the Dice on RPG.

At the top of the homepage opposite the Newcomer section, click Dice:


You'll come to the campaign screen with a list of all the site user's dice. You can only roll in your own campaign so click New Campaign at the top right. In future, you'll always be able to find your campaigns at the very top.



Open up your campaign and fill in whatever type of dice roll you are doing. For example, if you were rolling stat dice, you could write 4d6 in the box and add "Stat Roll". In future you might make skill rolls like 1d20 + 2 and then the tag should be something more like "Tutorialbot Perception Check"



If you're doing stat rolls you'll want to open up that link so you can see which one of the numbers you need to drop. Unfortunately we have to do this manually as the dice roller is pretty basic.



In my case my final score would be 5 + 6 + 3 = 14 which I could then whack into my character sheet.

For stat rolls, just link me to the campaign when your ready to show me your sheet and I'll be able to go through it. In future we'll link each of our dice rolls in our posts but we can cover that later.

you can roll multiple sets at once, but unfortunately no more than five.
so rather than entering 4d6 six times, you can just enter 4d6+4d6+4d6 twice.

The dice hate me and I don't know whether I deserve it or not

@Lauder don't worry the dice hate me too, I have an 8 in 2 stats, not good

Also, what are we using for character sheets?

@duskshine749

I am personally using Myth-Weavers.

we're currently using a homebrewed PDF. easier for us to update.

@Lauder@duskshine749 In my experience I have found the dice to have a sense of humour.

@duskshine749 Whichever character sheets you are most comfortable with - mythweavers, tavern-keeper, even roll20 if needed. I can make a BBCode sheet as well if that's a preference.

Hmm, so we have a Warlock, Wizard, and possibly Paladin and a Bard.

Considering bringing back a Rogue of mine (Halfling, Chaotic Neutral), though he's more geared for social situations than dungeons, so-- might make a Tiefling Rogue instead. I've wanted to try that race for a while.

Barring that, I've also been itching to try a Monk, so that's another option for the Tiefling... choices, choices.

As far as sheets go, I've only ever used Roll20's character sheets thusfar, but can migrate over to whatever format is preferred - or export a sheet from there, I believe?

I'll do my stat rolls and get started on a sheet today (or tomorrow, getting late in my time zone).

@Vertigo Roll20 works alot for me if you're more comfortable there. I tend to condense all the player information into a roll20 campaign anyway, so I can flick through stuff quickly.

On the topic of timezones... What timezones are everyone based in?

We're based in Central European Time, albeit a somewhat early version of it.

There's lots of interesting Tiefling options in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes, @Vertigo.