The Grick that Stole Christmas

Creating your character

Create a level 2 character using any official material, point buy (or standard array), average HP, and equipment selection (not starting gold). Every character will be flavored as one of Santa's elves, but it will not change any of your race's mechanics. If you have homebrew content you would like to use I might consider it if you share the homebrew with me at least a few days before the first game.

Preparing for the session

Please make sure you have a working mic, access to discord, reasonably stable internet, and a character prior to the first game. A working webcam would also be great, although I do not require it. If you are new and need help with making a character or understanding rules I am happy to help as long as you reach out to me at least a few days before the first game.

What DGThunderer brings to the table

I will bring knowledge of all official rules, images to set the stage and get into the story, acting and voice work to make the NPCs feel real, and a fascinating homebrew world and adventure.

How DGThunderer creates a safe table

The Grick that Stole Christmas is a homebrew 3-session adventure starting at level 2 and ending at level 3. It is suitable for a player of any experience level. You will be little elves on the north pole near Santa's Workshop and it will be up to you to stop the evil threat from ruining Christmas. While this is not a typical medieval fantasy world, it will mechanically be the same as normal D&D. Every aspect from character race to spell effects will be reflavored to fit within the world though. Want to play a goliath? Maybe your elf is a full 4-feet tall! Need a health potion? A bottle of maple syrup can do the trick! Have fun, this is not meant to be super serious. While this is a less serious game, it is still D&D which means there will be combat and violence. We will use X, N, and O cards to make sure everyone is fully comfortable while playing. I will also plan to have one 5-minute break around the middle of the game both to check in with players and to allow for a bio break. I generally try not to kill player characters and highly doubt it will happen during this particular adventure. However, I recognize it always needs to be a potential consequence to rash actions or bad luck so I never fully take it off the table.