Dice DnD 5e Campaign Characters~

[KodomoYamiya]

post your characters here! Keep in mind the setting is regular D&D setting with a few mild twists that probably won't affect your character in particular. though there is one big thing i'd like to say-

the technology of each race are drastically different from one another (an example without spoiling anything is that Humans have invented trains whilst Elves generally still walk everywhere)

if you have any questions feel free to ask!

KirienIsamu Blu3 SecondBreaking SachiGrl
BlueJay1403

Interest Check - OOC - IC -

 

[Blu3]

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post your characters here! Keep in mind the setting is regular D&D setting with a few mild twists that probably won't affect your character in particular. though there is one big thing i'd like to say-

the technology of each race are drastically different from one another (an example without spoiling anything is that Humans have invented trains whilst Elves generally still walk everywhere)

if you have any questions feel free to ask!

KirienIsamu Blu3 SecondBreaking SachiGrl BlueJay1403

What level are we starting at may I ask?

 

[KodomoYamiya]

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What level are we starting at may I ask?

1, with little to no EXP depending on background.

 

[SecondBreaking]

Chestervauld Glindersnordt

Race: Gnome
Class: Tinkerer
Level: 1
Alignment: Lawful Good

STR: 6 (-2)
DEX: 15 (+2)
CON: 11 (+0)
INT: 17 (+3)
WIS: 12 (+1)
CHA: 12 (+1)

Age: 165
Eyes: Blue
Skin: White
Hair: White
Height: 3’5”
Weight: 61lbs

Weapon
Blackpowder Handcannon
To hit: +5
Ranged, Piercing
Range: 30ft
Dmg: 1d8+3
Upon rolling a 1, the weapon malfunctions. Must spend next turn fixing it in order to fire.

Chestervauld is an old gnome with a massive cache of knowledge at his disposal, along with a wooden hand and leg that he hand-crafted himself over many hard years of work to replace the hand and leg that he lost while working. Chestervauld is a father of 4, and grandfather of many more, all of who reside in the peaceful Gnomish village of Hindlesnibbetxanderboltfcobbledrumglindersnordt…. Actually, the name of the village doesn’t matter. There’s a book somewhere in the archives with the name of the village. A whole book devoted to just the name of the village.

From the village that Chester is from, Gnomes are always tinkering and building, making wondrous creations after years and years of constant toil. Not only is this work their jobs, but it was their passion and their talent. These gnomes were especially good at tinkering; it was in their blood. Each gnome in the village had a destiny, a purpose that only they could fulfill that tended to benefit the society by solving a problem that needed to be solved. For instance, the Great Jerardarvi Xanderbolt invented a mechanical device that was so efficient at gathering crops that there was no need for farmers anymore, since it was able to provide an adequate food supply for the entire village. These gnomes tend to develop a bad habit of speaking too fast, and Chester is definitely guilty of doing so. This occurs especially when these gnomes are excited, which is in turn usually when something is being invented or ideas are being shared.

Chester’s gnomish destiny was to invent a way to protect his village from danger. To find a means of defense against marauders and roaming bandits that would prey on the relatively defenseless gnomish inventors of his town. Unfortunately, his destiny was so unorthodox he had no one to work with. While teams of gnomes worked together to build irrigation and sewage systems, Chester was busy looking for a way to defend his village. He knew that the answer to his question could not be found in his village, so he left, and has been travelling for decades, determined not to return to his village until he found the solution to his problem.

Unfortunately for Chester, his village was destroyed by an unexplained cataclysmic event, leaving only a giant crater where the village used to be. Was this the result of a failed gnomish invention that went catastrophically wrong? Did the bandits finally find a way to raid the village, leaving nothing in their wake? Or was there something more sinister at work? No matter what the true answer to the unanswered question is, Chester’s home village is gone. Chester doesn’t know this, he travels with a light heart and benevolent smile that he spreads wherever he goes along with his helpful, tinkered contraptions.

 

[Error 420]

K KodomoYamiya Sorry that I found out about this late. I'm going for a Cleric just for the other player's ken. I'll mostly be a heal bitch so don't worry too much about that.

 

[Error 420]

• Overview
• Equipment
• Appearance & Background
• Spells

• Character Name: Steven Firesides
  Race: Human
  Class & Level: Cleric (Protection) 1
  Experience Points: 0
  Background: Folk Hero
  Alignment: LG
  Proficiency Bonus: +2
  
  Strength: 15
  Dexterity: 8
  Constitution: 16
  Intelligence: 8
  Wisdom: 18
  Charisma: 10
  Passive Perception: 14

  Saving Throws:
  Skills:

  Spoiler

  Strength: +2
  
  Dexterity: -1
  Stealth: -1 (plus disadvantage)
  
  Intelligence: -1
  History: +1
  
  
  Wisdom: +4
  Animal Handling: +6
  Survival: +6
  
  Charisma: +0
  Persuasion: +2
  Initiative: -1
  Speed: 20
  Armor Class: 19 (+2 shield)
  Hit Point Maximum: 11
  Hit Dice: 1d8
  Racial Traits:
  Made of Tasty Human Meat: Goblins love it!
  Proficiencies:
  Armor: All armor
  Weapons: simple weapons
  Tools: Vehicles and Blacksmith's tools
  Feats:
  Shield of the Faithful:
  
  Spoiler

  Starting at 1st level, you gain the ability to hinder attacks intended for others. When a creature attacks a target other than you that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack roll. To do so, you must be able to see both the attacker and the target. You interpose an arm, a shield, or some other part of yourself to try to throw the attack off target.
  Rustic Hospitality:
  
  Spoiler

  Since you come from the ranks of the common folk, you fit in among them with ease. You can find a place to hide, rest, or recuperate among other commoners, unless you have shown yourself to be a danger to them. They will shield you from the law or anyone else searching for you, though they will not risk their lives for you.
• Currency: 10 gp
  Equipment:
  

  Name	Worth	Weight
  Chainmail	75 gp	55 lbs
  Mace	-	4 lbs
  Sheild	-	6 lbs
  Holy Symbol (bible)	-	-
  Crossbow (light, 20)	-	5 lbs

  Weapon	Type	Range	Attack	Damage
  Crossbow	Ranged	-	1d20+4	1d8
  Mace	Melee	-	1d20+4	1d6
  Unarmed	Melee	-	1d20+2	1d1

• Gender: Male

  

  Size: Medium Height: 6'6" (198 cm) Weight: 270 lbs (122.5 k)
  Personality Traits: Ideals: Protect the innocent! Bonds: His bonds are to his son, his home, and his god. Flaws: A soft man. Will always choose mercy over violence. Background: A few years ago, he was just a Smith's apprentice, before accidentally overthrowing the general who ruled over his home of a small fort town on the coast of a sea far away. Since then, he's been a master Smith for the town.
• Spellcasting Ability: Wisdom (+4) Spell Save DC: 14 Spell Attack Bonus: 6 Cantrips Known: Sacred Flame Spare the Dying Mending Spells Known: Level 1: Detect Evil and Good Detect Magic Shield of Faith Healing Word Command Compelled Duel Protection From Evil and Good Cure Wounds Guiding Bolt Sanctuary Inflict Wounds Spells Slots: 2 Prepared Spells: Healing Word Compelled Duel Cure Wounds Guiding Bolt Sanctuary

 

[Blu3]

I'll get my support bard out soon oof

 

[Frank]

My character is almost done now.