Acquisitions Incorporated Style Game: Dragon Heist

Creating your character

We will start the Character creation in Session 0 with making a 1st level character's. I have allowed any combination of Wizards of the Coast's Book related to Race, Class, Background, Spell options. If it's a 5e Book Like Eberron, Volo, Xanathar's, Tasha's, Bigby's, Fizban's, Magic The Gaterhing related ones, Monsters of the Multiverse, Planescape, SCAG, and Van Richten's, Book of Many things and such I will allow it. But, if you want Homebrew or third party material, please run it by me first before adding it.

Preparing for the session

For my games you need: - For Visuals: I use Roll20, so naturally you need at least Roll20 account (Which is free) to play in the game. NOTE: You can use D&D Beyond for your Sheet if it's connected to the Roll20 and as long I am aware what you are playing, I am fine with this too. - For Audio: Discord and a working mic so, we can communicate with each other clearly.

What Lukas brings to the table

My DMing style emphasizes Roleplaying, Combat, and exploration. My aim is to have a fun, silly game and to have a comedic theme to it. Now this does not reject the idea that you might have some serious moments or that it won't develop into a serious campaign. So, I will try to go by the Rules as Written, but I am willing to embrace the Rule of Cool moments.

Homebrew rules

• Potion healing Rule. You can use an Action or a Bonus Action to use a potion on either yourself or a party member within melee range. The difference between them is that if you directly regain the maximum amount of hit points from the potion use a full Action, while you roll for the result like normal, when using a Bonus Action.​ • Healing Surges. As a Action or a Bonus action, you can heal up using your available hit-dice. The same rule as above applies for choosing to use either an Action or Bonus Action, receive full points or roll for the result respectively.​ • Flanking. When a creature and at least one of its allies are adjacent to an enemy and on opposite sides or corners of the enemy’s space, they flank that enemy, and each of them has advantage on melee attack rolls against that enemy.​ When in doubt about whether two creatures flank an enemy on a grid, trace an imaginary line between the centers of the creatures’ spaces. If the line passes through opposing sides or corners of the enemy’s space, the enemy is flanked.​ • Critical Hit. You first take the maximum amount of the damage sources, and then you roll them like normally you would and add them together. So, more sources of damage, the bigger the hit.​ Example: if we use a Greatsword with a Divine smite, it would be 28 + 2d6 + 2d8. ​

How Lukas creates a safe table

• In session 0 we will go over the character creation, what the overall themes are, what might we be going thorugh and what will be okay for the player's and what is not. In Session 0 we set hard no's and what to expect from the games. In here we will discuss about many other factors related to game. • If you feel like these game, group or anything is not working, then you can leave the game of course, but firstly I want to be notified about your decision to leave. I know that life changes and takes unexpected turns, but still my main point of this is that you have fun. • At the end of session, if we all are not too tired at the end, we can talk about and what did you think about the session. If we are too tired to talk about it then I understand that we can end it then and there. You can then message me later about it if you want it.