Chapter 1: Step-By-Step Guide To Dungeons & Dragons Character Creation

An essential yet comprehensive guide to the new version of the game's character creation mode


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The first thing to be made clear is the fact that this is no substitution for the actual, official Player’s Handbook for the game, nor does this claim superiority over the latter, as the game’s developers have come up with an extremely thorough guidebook spanning no less than 320 pages. In fact, three more official guidebooks exist. Welp! It seems like the game’s developers are leaving no quarter – either for the potential and hesitating beginner, or to the poor blogger or journalist who wanted to put something together regarding the rules of the game.

Uh-uh. It’s not so easy to steal an independent writer’s job like that, for while the comprehensive official guides are… comprehensive, they do not contain every trick up every wizard’s long sleeves. Moreover, there is just too much in those sources, overwhelming for sure for the beginner. How many passionate beginners can you think of who are interested enough to read through all 320 pages, which is just the length of one book, mind you?!

What this chapter aims, therefore, is to only provide the most fundamental of rules for the character creation mode of the game. Of course, tricks and hacks will be there which also escape formal guides. So, strap up tight, hold on to your dragon, let the gnomes moon over you, as we take you by the hand through the entire process of creating your character, the essential first step of your adventure!  

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