Frozen Destiny: The Icespire Adventures

Creating your character

Characters will be created using point buy, standard array, or rolling—the method will be chosen together during Session Zero. All options from the Player’s Handbook (PHB) are fully allowed. Players may use material from any official 5E sourcebook, including subclasses, races, spells, feats, and backgrounds; however, all non-PHB options require DM approval to ensure party balance and campaign fit.

Preparing for the session

Come with a character concept you’re excited about and be ready to finalize your build during Session Zero. All dice rolls—including ability rolls, hit points, and in-game rolls—will be made publicly using Roll20’s built-in dice tools or another agreed-upon visible method. Gameplay will take place on Roll20, with voice chat hosted through Discord, so please ensure you have both accounts set up, a stable internet connection, and working audio before the session. Have your preferred character sheet system ready. Reading the basic 5E rules is helpful but not required—beginners are absolutely welcome. Most importantly, bring a spirit of cooperation, communication, and roleplay.

What Knitter of Yarns brings to the table

I provide a fully prepared and organized game experience on Roll20, including maps, dynamic lighting (when applicable), tokens, handouts, and all encounter management. I run voice chat through Discord, ensuring smooth communication during sessions. I offer clear guidance during Session Zero, help with character creation, and ongoing rules support for players of all experience levels. I bring a balanced mix of roleplay, exploration, and combat, along with story-driven pacing tailored to the group. My goal is to create a welcoming, fun, and engaging table where every player has their moment to shine.

Homebrew rules

I keep homebrew rules light to maintain balance and clarity at the table. The only homebrew rule in use is: Drinking a healing potion is a bonus action and the potion provides its full maximum healing value. (For example, a Potion of Healing heals for 10 HP automatically.) All other rules follow standard 5th Edition guidelines unless discussed and agreed upon during Session Zero.

How Knitter of Yarns creates a safe table

Player safety and comfort are a priority at my table. Before the campaign begins, I provide a Lines and Veils document for players to review and fill out. This helps establish clear boundaries around themes, content, and tone. I encourage players to update it anytime, and I treat all responses as confidential. During Session Zero, we will go over: Lines & Veils and content preferences Party expectations and table etiquette Tone (heroic, dark, humorous, etc.) Allowable character options Safety tools (X, N, and O signals) How to communicate concerns mid-campaign For in-game safety, I use digital X, N, and O tools through Roll20 and Discord: X = Stop immediately; the content is uncomfortable or harmful. N = Warning sign; steer away from the current direction. O = Everything is okay; keep going. Players may also send a private Discord message at any time if they prefer discreet communication. All stops and adjustments are respected without question or explanation required. After each session, I provide aftercare through a short debrief in Discord—checking in, addressing anything that felt heavy, clarifying rules, and ensuring everyone leaves on a positive note. My goal is to create a welcoming, respectful environment where players can immerse themselves confidently and comfortably.