Greetings!
My name is Fluffles, and I’m 6! My papa is Jinger ( @peepawleoplaysdnd ) And I’m a kappa too!! RiRi says I’m a “war-locke”, but I dunno what dat means...
I’m excited to see what this ad-ven-ture brings! I cant wait to see the world with my Papa an’ his new friends!
[Fluffles is a level 1 warlock]
//Some basic information and rules!
other people in this group are:
DM: @alexcandm-finally
Jinger: @peepawleoplaysdnd
Iverdell: @dnd-with-nissa
Hilda: @kidplaysdnd
Kioon: @cj-attempts-dnd
Nahta: @bun-and-dragons
Windsor: @jacksdndstuff
Xi: @cottontaileddruid
Jayfyre: @playingdndwithsaidboyfriend
And more to come later.
Magic anons ARE in fact allowed, but they do have some guidelines:
You may give characters items, but no weapons, and nothing game-breaking. keep it basic and simple. A good magic item would be, for instance, a book that fills itself with moving pictures based on what the storyteller is saying. You may also give them healing items, but no power-ups.
You may not save them in combat or death. No interfering with the roleplay.
However!!!! You can! Interfere with the roll of the dice. For example, you could say: The next three Nat 20s you roll magically turn to 10s.
You may change the shape of the character if you wish. For example, you can shrink them very very small.
You may heal the characters, but only up to 3/4 of their max health. For example, if someone has 20 HP, you may only heal them up to 15 health.
When someone speaks like //this, they are speaking entirely out of character. When someone speaks like [this or "This"] they are describing the actions out of quotations and speaking as the players, not as the characters. Speaking in character for the dnd characters requires no bracket or signaling.
For example:
[Pri rolls a nat 1 on stealth “oh phooey” Fluffles looks up at the priest]
hi?
[Fluffles is ushered to solitary]
Furthermore, no NSFW as a number of the mods, and characters, are minors, or uncomfy with the topic.
[Fluff sees anons as little spirits]
