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Greetings , and Welcome to The village of Yonderdell, set in the country of Liasia on the planet Taraborn. I am inviting a limited amount of players to explore my new world. Players will start in the Village of Yonderdell, a peaceful, Isolated farming village known for their brewery. Are you one of the people who have lived here all of their lives, or a stranger traveling the road that happens to be there when events unfurl. Campaign Information Time and Day : Saturdays at 5pst till 9+pst . Sometimes we end 30 minutes or an hour after 9. It all depends on what's going on. Players will start at Level One All core books are allowed. The Lucky Feat is NOT allowed. There are homebrew rules! 1. The lucky feat is not allowed 2. Weapons. Village forged weapons are -1 to hit and damage, but are far cheaper. Metal armor is -1 ac. Castle forged (found in larger down and cities with weaponsmiths and armorsmiths)are normal in stats. Master Crafted are +1 non magical, and only found in the largest cities by the most talented craftspeople. 3. Coin. 20 copper hobs = 1 silver moon. 10 moons = one gold lion. 5 gold lions = one platinum dragon. Electrum is found in other countries, or in ancient Crypts and is worth five silver moons in cities, but is not found commonly in circulation. 4. Players start with one extra feat from a list I provide to choose from. 5. If you die there are severe consequences. Revivify counts as CPR in my eyes, and has no negatives. Longer than that, and players will receive a permanent -1 penalty to their constitution from the shock and stress to the body. 6. Drinking a potion is a bonus action. Feeding a potion to someone is a full action. 7. FOr level up hit points, players roll the dice. If below the average, players may take the average. 8.Surprise rounds are a thing. 9.Spears do 1d8 damage one handed, 1d10 two handed. Sling stones do 1d4 damage, bullets do 1d6. 10. Players start with 10 items they pick from a list I provide, plus a small amount of coin. Player Requirements 21+ or older please. There will be adult content and situations within this game. Consider this a hard R rating. Must be able to attend at least 90% of the sessions. If two players are missing, the game will be cancelled. This is something that I wish to avoid. I have and will replace players who miss too much. Players must be mature. If I say something happens, and you disagree, shoot me a tell after the game to discuss it. In the middle of a session where I am balancing 300 things is not the proper time to have a debate. Players must be able to play well with others. If there is conflict between players, It disrupts the game. Be ready to play. In this I mean know your character, learn the spells you can cast and know what they can do. When it's your turn in combat, you should already have been deciding what you are going to do while the other players had their turn. Waiting five minutes while you hem and haw ruins the immersion. Leave your bad mood behind! We are all here to have fun. RL stuff is always a drag, but thats why we play dnd! Players must have discord and a working computer Applicants 1. Can you make 80%+ of all of the meetings? 2. This campaign is rated R, with adult situations. Can you handle that? 3. What class/race do you wish to play? 4. How old are you 5. Have you played dungeons and dragons before. 6. Have you played this edition? 7. Do you know how to use roll20 8 Do you have discord, and a working microphone that you can use to hear and speak through? *EDIT* Greetings. I have had an overwhelming number of applications already, and I appreciate the response. To answer some of the questions... The game will start THIS Saturday, December 8th. We will play on the 22nd and 29th as well, if the game doesn't match with your Holiday plans, sorry! As stated above, Stats will be decided by point buy Combat/roleplay/exploration percentages are decided primarily by players choices. This is an open world game, you decide how you want to play. That said, there will be combat. Generally speaking I find my games can have no combat, or the entire session can be combat, or exploring, or RP. I do however enjoy combat. We are doing experience points, not milestone. I do however award experience for good role play, solving a riddle/puzzle, finishing an arc, etc. Don't however expect to be level 10 in a month. My last campaign players were level 9 after nine months of playing every week.