Character creation

Creating a character for a Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) campaign can be an exciting process, as you get to choose the traits, abilities, and backstory for your character. Here are some instructions to help you create a character for your D&D campaign:

Choose a race: D&D has a variety of races to choose from, including humans, dwarves, elves, and halflings, among others. Each race has its own unique traits and abilities, so consider what fits best with your character concept. Note that for this particular campaign, you may not choose a race that can fly.

Choose a class: Classes in D&D determine your character's role in the group and their main abilities. Examples of classes include fighters, wizards, and rogues. Think about what kind of character you want to play and choose a class that fits that role.

Determine your character's background: Your character's background can include their upbringing, their career, and any notable events in their past. This can help give your character depth and personality, and can also provide roleplaying opportunities during the campaign.

Acquaint yourself with a guild or faction: Many D&D campaigns involve groups or organizations that your character can be a part of. This could be a guild of thieves, a group of knights, or a political faction. Choose a guild or faction that fits your character's background and goals.

Create your character during session zero: Session zero is a special session where the group comes together to create their characters and establish the campaign's setting and rules. This is a great opportunity to get to know your fellow players and build group cohesion.

Remember, for this particular campaign, magic resistance will not be granted on any race. Use this information to help shape your character's abilities and weaknesses. Good luck and have fun creating your character!