🧙‍♂️ Wild Beyond the Witchlight - A Feywild Mystery🧚‍

Creating your character

Before you enter the Carnival, you’ll create a character who’s more than stats — someone with dreams, secrets, and a reason to chase the mist. We use D&D Beyond for character sheets, linked to Discord via the Avrae bot. 🧾 What You’ll Need - A Level 1 character built on D&D Beyond - All official 5e content is allowed (no homebrew unless approved) Need help crafting your character’s vibe or story hook? I’m happy to collaborate — this is a world built on wonder, and your character is part of its legend.

Preparing for the session

You will need to have a free DnD Beyond account to keep up with your character sheet and to make certain actions in the game easily through the Avrae bot in the Discord server. Do not stress about this. I have already done the setup! You will need a free Discord account to play the game.

What Christopher brings to the table

I run games like I direct a story — with rhythm, intention, and room for improvisation. Every session is a scene, every player a co-star, and every moment a chance to build something unforgettable. I will post 5–6 times a week, minimum, to keep the story alive and the Carnival glowing. You won’t be waiting in silence — I keep the momentum flowing, the mysteries unfolding, and the spotlight moving from one character to the next. Behind the curtain, I do the prep work: testing mechanics, tuning pacing, and sculpting scenes that feel alive. I adapt to the table’s energy — whether you crave deep roleplay, mechanical precision, or chaotic whimsy, I’ll meet you there and elevate it. My priority is always the player experience. I listen. I adjust. I make sure every voice is heard and every character has space to shine. Whether you’re chasing butterflies or confronting buried fears, you’ll be met with respect, care, and a touch of theatrical flair.

How Christopher creates a safe table

I will ask each player to fill out a consent form. This will allow me to know what is okay, what is best left hidden, and what shall not be at all. I keep these and reference them during my prep time. Breaks are not questioned. If something is uncomfortable and a player needs to step away, send me a simple message, and we will break. I keep an open-door policy. If something is off, I want to know as soon as possible. I have been many things, but the title mind reader has yet to grace my resume. This means communication is key. I want you to have a good time. I do not judge! I adjust content accordingly. I always like to ask the party to have a quick rose and thorns type of conversation before we all log out after the session. This is another way for me to check on my players mentally before sending them back into the real world.