Learn to Play Curseborne: Accursed Adventures

Creating your character

The main characters for the campaign will be created together, at the free session zero, however I will also have pre-generated characters available. Curseborne is a relatively new TTRPG, we will use the basic character creation rules: Decide on a concept, choose a Lineage path, choose a Family path, choose a Role path, finalize Statistics, gain Edges and Spells, establish Character Bonds, and assign Aspirations.

Preparing for the session

At minimum, players will need a microphone and Discord. I highly recommend the use of a computer, but a tablet or smartphone will enable play as well. I can generate a miniature for your character, but sending me art of them will help bring your vision to the table. Dice rolling is possible through Discord, as well as the virtual tabletop. I do permit players to use A.I. art for their characters at session zero and one, but I DO NOT use A.I. and I will replace the art with a human generated token as soon as possible.

What GM Comfortable Grey brings to the table

I will be bringing the entire game: rules, sheets, dice, maps, miniatures via the "Foundry VTT" software. There will be pregenerated characters, but a part of the fun at session zero will be the opportunity to make them your own, or make your own!

Homebrew rules

House Rules (Golden Rule: Treat others as you want to be treated, Red Rule: Mind control cannot force characters to perform acts that make players uncomfortable, and Rule of Cool: If the rules do not support your actions we can discuss the possibilities.) Safety Tools (Player driven breaks, lines [🍇 and SA do NOT exist in my universes], and veils [Torture, erotic scenes, or violence towards children may occur but will cause a "fade-to-black" in a scene.]) Players are encouraged to introduce their own lines or veils, publicly or privately.

How GM Comfortable Grey creates a safe table

As part of my open door policy players should feel invited to express discomfort, or praise at anytime during a session. Breaks: At anytime that you need a break there are Foundry modules to facilitate that, or feel free to message me, or speak openly in the session. After the session I like to discuss how the game went for everyone: what you liked, and what you think could be better, in the form of "Stars and Wishes." These can be for me, the tabletop, or other players.