Post by K Man on Sept 5, 2003 15:44:16 GMT -5
1) To keep things fair, all characters will be created on 32 Point-Buy-System. Consult your core rulebooks or the DM for more information on how to accomplish this.
2) Unless cleared pre-game, all characters will be Humans with no special powers or abilites.
3) Post your character stats in a post of the following format;
Name
Level
Class(es)
Physical Description
Sanity
HP
AC
Saving Throws
Total Attack Bonus(es) Melee/Ranged
Weapon(s)
Armor(s)
Skills
Feat(s)
Equipment and Animal Companion(s)
Spells Known (if any)
Phobias
Offense or Defense Option
Background
- Also, if possible, submit the character sheet in a editable format (word, excel etc) so that the DM can post it after an FTP upload.
4) The DM should be all-knowing, but be fore-warned that mistakes and oversights can happen. If you notice a character stat/attack roll/saving throw etc, just doesn't seem right, send an email to the DM and he can make a ruling. Don't start attacking the Player for a character.
5) Follow all other rules and guidelines in the Core Rulebooks for character creation and once completed, you should be ready to play.
2) Unless cleared pre-game, all characters will be Humans with no special powers or abilites.
3) Post your character stats in a post of the following format;
Name
Level
Class(es)
Physical Description
Sanity
HP
AC
Saving Throws
Total Attack Bonus(es) Melee/Ranged
Weapon(s)
Armor(s)
Skills
Feat(s)
Equipment and Animal Companion(s)
Spells Known (if any)
Phobias
Offense or Defense Option
Background
- Also, if possible, submit the character sheet in a editable format (word, excel etc) so that the DM can post it after an FTP upload.
4) The DM should be all-knowing, but be fore-warned that mistakes and oversights can happen. If you notice a character stat/attack roll/saving throw etc, just doesn't seem right, send an email to the DM and he can make a ruling. Don't start attacking the Player for a character.
5) Follow all other rules and guidelines in the Core Rulebooks for character creation and once completed, you should be ready to play.