Character Creation

Character creation is what allows a player to enter the campaign, and is a critical and important process. Should one make hasty or unwise decisions, they will suffer through a campaign, using a character they don't care for.

The steps:
When creating a character, the first thing one should do is to find or make art for their character. This is so that the GM has something to use as reference and as an in-game asset for tokens or other purposes, as well as to help inspire and set ideas for the character in the process of creation.

Then, one should make a copy of the template provided (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B1SLYffeFw8cvF2zH1lox36WcYi8Jj_7LLLZ7-0HAnE/edit?usp=sharing) using all of the information they can get from their: Picture, class, setting, and GM information.

Characteristics can be determined by rolling or by buying. When rolling one must roll in a 'set', in that 7d100 must be rolled, one for each characteristic, and that if one wishes to reroll they must reroll the entire set, previous sets cannot be used, and one cannot roll more than 5 total 'sets'. When buying, one has 140 points to spend as they please. But in neither circumstance can the values exceed 35 at level one, and if rolling any 'overflow' is discarded and CANNOT be allocated elsewhere.

Inventory will be determined by the GM, and should be left entirely blank.

Backstory, personality, and appearance are HIGHLY encouraged as it helps facilitate a connection with the character and in playing the character.