Freeman's Bay Overturn - The Realms of Yether

Creating your character

2014 5e ruleset Tashas and XGtE are good to use Yether homebrew, origins martial, and other options included for more experienced groups but also for those who want to try Starting at lvl 1 Stats is going to be determined in the session 0, point buy or 4d6 (with adjustments) Keep your class secret but be open about your role in the group Character sheets will be created on Roll20 Ask yourself, what brought your character to this place?

Preparing for the session

You will need to join my Discord server that I use for Dungeons and Dragons content, I'll make a channel for the campaign group once you join just throw in the vibes chat a little intro. https://discord.gg/q2WBNZj2aA I'll then put the roll20 link to the campaign in the channel and help you set that up.

What Alexander of Yether (DM Ultra) brings to the table

I enjoy giving characters individual voices Through discord bot I am able to use music and ambiance I enjoy letting players come up with creative situations and solutions I have been working on the Realms of Yether for the past 10 or so years, originating as an idea before I knew about dnd and now it is a world that has been played in for the past 6 years by different players in different campaigns.

Homebrew rules

Be Nice * just general decency General Table Rules Do not argue at the table about rules. DM has the final say. If you disagree with a ruling, please bring it up after the game. Roleplay over roll play. There is generally, unless otherwise mentioned (one-shots could be an example), not much of a reason to Min-Max a character. Min-Maxed characters GENERALLY disrupt the balance of the game. Making it hard to feel relevant for other players at the table. Please be on time. If you are running behind, or cannot make a session, please tell the group - or at the very least, the DM. Be cognizant of when it is your turn. We all understand that some characters may have a lot of options, but be engaged and be ready when your turn comes up. Be respectful of each other's opportunity to roleplay. If someone is actively engaged in roleplay, be courteous and respectful to their time. This list is not all encompassing and is a mere short BASIC list of guidelines. It may be expanded on by each individual DM. Map Realism Unless the Dungeon Master of the campaign who made the map says otherwise, everything on a combat map is in its location taking up space or capable of utilization. There may be smaller details that a DM may disclose should a player notice it with Perception. Martial Checks When in combat you have a free action that you can use once on your turn to attempt to identify an ability, feature, potential action, or surrounding phenomena that is relating to your current combat encounter that is tied to an enemy or the environment. The basic skill used for this check is Insight, but other skills are allowed based on the situation. (EX. using Arcana when fighting a mage type enemy).

How Alexander of Yether (DM Ultra) creates a safe table

In the free session 0 we will go over what to expect, what to do if something you do not wish to experience is occurring and I wasn't made aware of it (how to whisper me), how hard topics will be handled or if anyone tries to make any hard topics an issue (sexual or gruesome violence), and lastly finding out if you have anything that needs to be addressed. If hard topics such as rape or torture are brought up, the most detail that we would go into is 'fade to black.' I also consider a line making other players do things. This cannot be done in game. You cannot persuade someone to kill themselves as an example. After about 2-3 hours I tend to encourage a short break. I would note that the X,N,O system is used and can be messaged to me or in the roll20 chat. Feel free to bring up anything you think or feel about what is going on in order to make things clear. Tell me and I will listen to you. I always want to improve the game so just let me know.