Elder Scrolls Delvebound: The Silver Crown

Creating your character

I'll be sitting down with everyone during a free session 0 ahead of time, where we will design our characters, and I may even meet with people privately. Try to figure out backstories, designing the ideals, and either finding art or something to stand in for the character. Then, we'll roll stats together using a macro, and I'm pretty loose with rerolls, but everyone will roll 3 sets of 6 stat rolls, and can either mulligan or keep one of the sets they roll. I usually give out 2 mulligans, but if rolls are REALLY bad I'll give out a third. Die roll is generally 4d6 drop the lowest. Then characters will be made by making a level 1 character otherwise, going through the rest of the delvebound character creation, and grabbing a free level 1 feat. They will not have starting equipment, but will likely gain new equipment pretty quickly once they're in less bondage.

Preparing for the session

Realistically, once you're approved I'll invite you to a discord, and we'll start talking right away! Got lots to talk about and work out.

What Raistlin Drake brings to the table

I like to use ambient music, use a lot of rule of cool when its needed, and while I'm not great at voices, I like to really dive into character history, backstory and personal plot. We will also often dive into things like romance, intrigue, background politics, and the darker aspects of the settings, but always keeping things firmly in the comfort zone of my players.

Homebrew rules

Other than using the normal rules of Delvebound 1. Drinking a potion as a bonus action to roll for dice, drinking a potion as your main action and you take max on the die. 2. When you are taken to death saves, as long as your death saves are either tied or currently positive, you are still awake and able to participate in a given scene, however actions that deal damage or casting spells will automatically give you a failed death at the end of your turn. 3. Silvery barbs is banned, I'm very sorry. XD

How Raistlin Drake creates a safe table

At the end of pretty much every session, I want to make sure to sit in with my players, make sure everyone had fun, find their positives and even their negatives on the session, and such. I also will make sure to regularly check in on ya'll because Elder Scrolls is a pretty dark setting and we'll cover some dark topics. But I always want to make sure everyone has fun first and foremost, and it should also be fun and comedic and feel like playing a new Elder Scrolls game.