Design Notes Our rolls for stats gave us a 13, 14, 9, 15, 14, and 15. Aside from that low Wisdom, it is a solid stat line, but to make this thief, I dropped Strength…
Design Notes Starting with the attribute rolls of : 8; 11; 17; 14; 9; 12, we finally have a high wisdom character we can turn into our Cleric! He won’t be the classic tanking Cleric…
Design Notes We have our Magic User! Rolls of: 8; 17; 12; 12; 10; 13, nearly destine you to be a magic-user in D & D because the one exceptional attribute is INT. I have…
Design Notes Starting with the attribute rolls of : 17; 13; 9; 16; 14; 11. It is starting to look like this adventuring party will be sorely lacking in Wisdom. As a Dwarf, this stat…
Design Notes Stats rolled this time were 16, 15, 11, 10, 16, and 9. This looks like a classic Dungeons and Dragons Fighter stat line, but instead we are going to use the optional rules…
Welcome back to Card Catalog, where we share characters from different settings and systems for you to use or adapt as you see fit. This series is for Dungeons & Dragons(™), more particularly “Basic” Dungeons…
Design Notes Our first roll for stats netted us 15, 16, 8, 12, 12, 10. This stat line really lends itself to either a Fighter or a Magic-User, but with 50,000XP also lets us make…
Design Notes The last character to add to Balance Sheet is designed suing the oft-lamented Life Paths in Run Faster. I wanted to do something different than the Sum to Ten or standard Priority System…
Design Notes First things first – if you are an optimizing player who ekes out every last drop of effectiveness, you should skip this character sheet. Making a technomancer has some interesting challenges, but when…
Design Notes I enjoy making characters that are “off type” at times, and Anna is no exception. Making a Troll Shaman is certainly not the most “optimal” allocation of points, but Anna had already taken…
