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RULES FOR PLAYER CHARACTERS:

• Players are limited to only one (1) character per tier of play.

• All characters start at level one.

• Wizards of the Coast (WoTC) approved races, classes, and subclasses from official WotC published material only (Player's Handbook, Volo’s Guide, Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, Xanathar's etc. -- No Unearthed Arcana or DM's Guild material) *See amendment.

• Character attributes are determined by the 27 point buy system only, as outlined in the Player's Handbook.

• No evil alignments.

• Characters can and will level up separately. (XP is up to DM discretion. DMs will try to balance their style with other DMs.)

• Players are not allowed to intentionally affect another player in a negative manner (i.e attack or steal) unless and all parties agree and it is done "in game".?Don’t be a jerk. We are all here to have fun, don't ruin another player's fun. Always assume positive intent.

• Rules lawyering to be kept to a minimum. Rules discussions should be addressed after the session has finished.

• Minimize meta-gaming and no “deal making”.

• A player can't be 2 places at once. If a player is off on an adventure, they are unavailable for additional adventuring until they return to the tavern.

GAME MECHANICS:

• The campaign begins in The Crossed Hammers tavern in the town of Adderholm at the edge of the frontier. Adderholm is safe. No adventures or combats take place in the town.

• There is no game night. Games are set by a player who is responsible to assemble the balance of the party and choose a DM.

• The DM should plan for each encounter to run at least one and no more than two gaming sessions. At the end of the encounter the adventuring party returns to the tavern.

• The adventuring world is a shared environment where any changes remain for future encounters. One group’s actions will affect the world for other groups (e.g. a rundown farmhouse that is burned to the ground by one party will be found as burned to the ground by subsequent parties). Events in the campaign happen in real time that is central for all players.

• The only map is the common one kept by the players collectively. (i.e. there is no "official map". It it a work in progress where details are added by each party as they return to the Crossed Hammers Inn)

• Upon returning to the Crossed Hammers, parties will update the map with a description of what terrain they crossed, i.e. geographic features and landmarks. They will enter their tales into a collective tome (wiki) so all other players will know what happened.

DUNGEON MASTER (DM) GUIDELINES:

• Magic Items need to be distributed in a fair manner based upon player level.

• 5th Edition Rules as Written wherever possible. DM can improvise on the fly if need be. Minor homebrew rules can be added with a majority of members agreeing.

• DM's can't play their character while running the adventure (No DMPC's).

• DM's are responsible to mark which players in their game are out of the tavern and then mark them back in when they return.

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AMENDMENTS:

• Upon reaching 4th level players can select a feat of their choice in addition to an ability score increase.

• DM’s gain XP equal to 100 XP per average player level per game session half the the XP earned by the players.

• Players may spend gold for experience points (1 GP = 1 XP).

• DMs are responsible for generating magic items and players are responsible for distributing these magic items by the end of each session - roll offs will be used to mediate impasses.

• Players may buy 2 level appropriate* consumable magic items (ex. spell scrolls, potions, etc.) per adventure. These purchased items can accumulate to a number of items equal to your total player level.

• Homebrew monsters are acceptable for DM’s to use as they wish. DM’s can also create homebrew magic items to distribute to the players, but these items must be written up and posted in the Wiki section. Any player concerns that are items are too powerful will result in the item being revised until it’s acceptable or removed from play.

• Players are permitted one character per tier of play until level 20. The Tiers are as follows:

Tier I: Levels 1 -4

Tier II: Levels 5 -10

Tier III: Levels 11 -16

Tier IV: Levels 17 -19

Tier V: Level 20

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• New characters are created at level one. Characters of a higher tier can block lower levels characters from entering the next tier.

• When a game is scheduled a specific tier may be suggested. Characters of a lower tier can always opt-in. Players of a higher tier will be allowed on a case-by-case basis.

• Party size can be capped by the DM or game host.

• Effects from the Wish spell affect the current game session; using Wish to request permanent resistance to a damage type, to become a God, or anything not specifically called out by the description of the Wish spell itself would be world-breaking and is not requested.
• The Deck of Many Things sucks and does not exist in this world.