Slayers of the Lich Lord

Creating your character

stats will be decided through point buy and starting at level 3. All official Dnd Content is allowed and if you're interested in doing homebrew you'd just have to run it by me first. I have a lore Doc to relate your character back to the world and a list of questions to help flesh out your character.

Preparing for the session

Make sure the mic quality is good and have a roll 20 account

What Sayvion brings to the table

I'm open to giving the party combat when they want it through hunting, side quests, dungeons, surprise encounters, or shenanigans gone wrong, but I like to focus on the roleplay aspect. even in combat, I encourage talking and roleplay and reward it I use ambient music and will usually have songs for combat encounters and enjoy doing voices and sound effects I like to honor the rule of cool and allow changes to spells or abilities for stylistic reasons and am open to most homebrew content Also, I usually make tokens or character models myself and will custom-make bosses for combat

Homebrew rules

- Death saves are rolled privately - when a deception or persuasion check needs to be rolled between players it is rolled privately and we don't say which kind of roll it was - anyone can use spells scrolls of any type - if warlocks, clerics, and paladins go against their Patron, Oath, or god, their access to magic can be altered or cut off - dice damage can burst (if you roll max damage on a damage dice, you can reroll that dice and add it to the total) - any damage type can be non-lethal except fire, acid, poison, lightning, radiant, and necrotic. - Tames of any kind need time to be broken in and trained depending on the temperament of the creature and the skill of the trainer - we use inspiration cards. - we use spell points instead of spell slots - Every time damage is cut in half it is rounded down - drinking a potion is a bonus action and feeding it someone else is an action

How Sayvion creates a safe table

these sessions will try to be light-hearted and playful but occasionally get into darker themes as they naturally arise in characters' backgrounds or environments. we stray away from anything too horrendous, like SA and things of that nature, and I prohibit it in my games. in session zero, we go over rules and boundaries so everyone is on the same page and will take breaks, usually once a session, to break things up. I like to do aftercare to see where everyone is mentally with the campaign