These characters will receive appearances, in the form of picrew.

Also I will have them answer the first couple of questions with the rest of the gang.

Those appearances will be in the next chapter.

These are characters I have not used in campaigns very often, or they're newer characters with less development.

These are the guidelines on what you can/can't ask:

•  You can ask the character what their family was like

•  You can ask all of them the same question or each one individuallly

•  You can't ask the character what their body count is (if you don't want details about how they ended an enemy's life)

•  You can't ask the characters their sexuality. Let me explain. These characters are in campaigns that have a lot going on- cults, demons trying to destroy cities, their mini business involving a bag lined with butcher paper and hearts, arson, and using their skills to keep the idiots from dying. I'll have a character do something and realize "oh, guess this character has a tiny thing for chicks". It's just..not something I consider important in the long run. I do think it's something to note-so I will list the kind of person they tend to be attracted to, except the gender is just gonna be up in the air because as far as I know everyone loves everybody until I uncover more character growth (and yes there are exceptions cough pyro cough). I hope that made sense.

•  You can ask about who they're most likely to be attracted to. It'll be listed, but if you need clarification, you can ask.

•  You can ask for details on gender identities-some of them can be confusing. I'll see if I can help.

• You can ask about anything that wasn't stated as a can't

To ask the character: comment on that character.

To ask all of them; comment..:

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1: Raladius, Mountain Silenos, Bard/Barbarian

Another homebrew! I like to keep most of my characters on DND beyond and well, Satyrs were locked. Silenos became the solution. There's two variations, Valley Silenos and Mountain Silenos. Anyway, Raladius is from a mountain village and goes by he/they.

2: Saeri, homunculus high moon elf, Warlock

Created with the sole purpose of being the perfect acolyte for a particular god. They have no gender at all, and don't mind at all what pronouns are used, but mostly he uses they/them. Saeri's patron talks to him through a white serpent coiled around their shoulders.

3: Haile, wood elf tavern keeper

So Haile is kinda funny. He's close friends with Vestele and because of her, Haile will randomly shift into a girl. He doesn't ever know when this will happen, but he's accepted this phenomenon and the patrons of his tavern will place bets on when he'll shift into a girl next. The closest one gets a free drink. Because of the girl thing, he uses. by he/they/she pronouns