DnD Parnell

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DnD Parnell

Use this form to create a custom character for the DnD session on the 13th of January in Parnell library.

Your name

Parent or Guardian's email:

Parent or Guardian's phone number:

How much experience do you have in DnD?

Complete begginer

Expert

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Your Character's Name

Character Class

Barbarian: Strong and full of fury! Ready to storm any enemy.

Bard: Casts magic through art and music! Good with charismatic characters and plays an instrument.

Cleric: Casts spells through the power of their belief, able to heal injuries. Good for wise characters.

Druid: Druids call on the forces of nature, harnessing magic to heal, transform into animals, and wield elemental destruction.

Fighter: all share an unparalleled prowess with weapons and armor, and are well acquainted with death, both meting it out and defying it.

Monk: Monks focus their internal reservoirs of power to create extraordinary, even supernatural, effects.

Paladin: A holy warrior devoted to an oath. Good with a charismatic character.

Ranger: Rangers are honed with deadly focus and harness primal powers to protect the world from the ravages of monsters and tyrants.

Rogue: Has mastered the art of stealth and getting into places they shouldn’t. Good with a fast character.

Sorcerer: Sorcerers harness and channel the raw, roiling power of innate magic that is stamped into their very being.

Warlock: Warlocks quest for knowledge that lies hidden in the fabric of the multiverse, piecing together arcane secrets to bolster their own power.

Wizard: Has earned awesome magical powers through study and practice. Good with a smart character.

I don't know/I don't mind

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Character race:

Dragonborn

Dwarf

Elf

Gnome

Halfling

Human

Orc

Tiefling

Don't know/don't care

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What are some things you'd like your character to be able to do?

In a few sentences, what is your character's backstory?

If your character were sent to prison, what crime would they be accused of, and would they be guilty?

Lines and Veils

In order to help our players feel safe and comfortable playing the game, Parnell Library will be instituting a 'Lines and Veils' system as a way to flag content that players might not feel comfortable with engaging with. A 'line' is something which will never come up as part of a campaign or session, while a 'veil' ensures that while an action or event might take place, it will happen 'off-screen', or mentioned only in passing but not explained in detail nor be a significant part of any plot or encounter.

Please list out any actions or events (lines) you do not want to feature whilst playing.

Please list any actions or events you may feel comfortable with being mentioned in game but only in passing or 'off-screen' (Veils).

Is there anything the team at Parnell or other party members should be aware of?

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