Character Creation
-STATS:
-I either use point buy (at level 10+ it is expanded point buy-33 points min 6, max 18,) or a variant roll 4d6 drop lowest. For rolling for stats, roll your stats publicly in roll20 chat or discord. You can use this command to roll 4d6 drop lowest in Roll20: /r [[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]]
-My variant rules for rolling for stats are as follows:
-If you roll stats, assign each stat in order instead of assigning them yourself. For instance, your first roll would be strength, second is dex, etc.
-You can fully reroll if your bonuses do not total to +3 or if you have no individual stat higher than 13.
-WHAT CONTENT IS ALLOWED:
-Anything official with the exception of Magic the Gathering content is allowed. (That includes Tashas, Xanathars, Wildemount, etc.)
-Artificers, Scholars, Pugilists, Beasthearts, Inventors, Occultists, Maledictors, Illriggers, and Blood Hunters have been approved as nonstandard/3rd party classes. If you want more information about any of these let me know.
-UA is treated as homebrew, and all homebrew stuff needs to be approved. I am generally for approving whatever character concept you have provided it isn't too gamebreaking. I err on the side of approving more subclass stuff than homebrew classes, but principally remain equally accepting of both.
-There are a few official races that do not exist for lore reasons in the setting. They are: -Verdan -Loxodon -Vedalken -Kenku -Leonin -Simic Hybrid -Kalashtar -Dragonmarked Variant Races -Tabaxi
-EXTRA STUFF:
For the Idris setting, you also get to choose a “Character Origin”, detailed under "Introduction to Idris". These give you bonuses depending on where in the world your character originated from, and do not come at the cost of a background/feat/etc. There may be additional choices to make as detailed under "Flexible Homebrew Rules".
-I either use point buy (at level 10+ it is expanded point buy-33 points min 6, max 18,) or a variant roll 4d6 drop lowest. For rolling for stats, roll your stats publicly in roll20 chat or discord. You can use this command to roll 4d6 drop lowest in Roll20: /r [[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]][[4d6kh3]]
-My variant rules for rolling for stats are as follows:
-If you roll stats, assign each stat in order instead of assigning them yourself. For instance, your first roll would be strength, second is dex, etc.
-You can fully reroll if your bonuses do not total to +3 or if you have no individual stat higher than 13.
-WHAT CONTENT IS ALLOWED:
-Anything official with the exception of Magic the Gathering content is allowed. (That includes Tashas, Xanathars, Wildemount, etc.)
-Artificers, Scholars, Pugilists, Beasthearts, Inventors, Occultists, Maledictors, Illriggers, and Blood Hunters have been approved as nonstandard/3rd party classes. If you want more information about any of these let me know.
-UA is treated as homebrew, and all homebrew stuff needs to be approved. I am generally for approving whatever character concept you have provided it isn't too gamebreaking. I err on the side of approving more subclass stuff than homebrew classes, but principally remain equally accepting of both.
-There are a few official races that do not exist for lore reasons in the setting. They are: -Verdan -Loxodon -Vedalken -Kenku -Leonin -Simic Hybrid -Kalashtar -Dragonmarked Variant Races -Tabaxi
-EXTRA STUFF:
For the Idris setting, you also get to choose a “Character Origin”, detailed under "Introduction to Idris". These give you bonuses depending on where in the world your character originated from, and do not come at the cost of a background/feat/etc. There may be additional choices to make as detailed under "Flexible Homebrew Rules".
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