Creating a character for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (WFRP) 4th Edition is an exciting journey into the grim and perilous world of the Old World. Whether you’re joining a professional Game Master (GM) on StartPlaying or diving into your own campaign, this guide will help you craft a character that fits seamlessly into the setting.

Building a character in Thirsty Sword Lesbians is comparatively easier than Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder. The system it is built in, Power By The Apocalypse, is a simple two six sided dice, or two d6, system. There are preconstructed Playbooks that, once you select one of the Playbooks, no one else can play that Playbook in the current group. All Playbooks have special traits, moves, and abilities clearly listed out. There is also space for players to give their characters custom characteristics like the way their sword looks, what they’re wearing, their demeanor, etc. Once you’ve chosen which Playbook you would like to run, it’s time to start filling out stats and selecting moves.

You’ve found an Exalted 3rd Edition game on Startplaying and you’re ready to dive in and play! Wonderful news! Now, if you’re new to Exalted 3rd Edition, character creation may seem a little intimidating. Don’t worry, we will go through the steps to create your character together so you can start your adventure through Creation with confidence!

With two sourcebooks, thousands of hours of content, comics, books, and a module, there are countless stories to explore in Exandria. Coming into a game set in Exandria is a different challenge, as players will know Critical Role in varying capacities. While playing in this rich world, finding a balance between your unique flair and the enthralling lore some of us have grown to love is essential.

The Trinity Continuum from Onyx Path Publishing is a series of action-adventure role playing games using the Storypath System. The Trinity Continuum Core Rulebook provides the basic setting for the system and acts as the core engine upon which the various settings within the Continuum run. If you’re looking to join one of the Trinity Continuum Games running on Startplaying, you’ll need to make a character. Fortunately, character creation for Trinity Continuum is fast and easy!

The Storyteller System is designed around the concept of “roleplay first.” Created by White Wolf, Inc, a group that is now a part of Paradox Entertainment, in 1991, the system design showcases a focus on narrative development and simple task resolution. When creating a character using the system, you design a merit, something the character strives towards and can provide boons, and a flaw, something that the character struggles against and can provide banes. By making roleplay choices aligned with these, the character will gain boons or banes depending on how they act. 

Time to get ready and delve into the mystrious city of mist! Just because it's a noir-themed game doesn't mean you have to play in the old-fashioned way. With an explosion of online virtual tabletop platforms popping up like mushrooms after rain, now's the perfect time to explore which one works best for you!