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As for character colors for dialogue, I'll work around whatever colors you all choose.

Lamplight

@enmuni Wonderful character sheet, and very cool hidden stuff afterward. Approved.

Lamplight

The sheets remind me that it might be a good idea for us to have color codes for our characters for when we type up posts, just to make it easier to identify who is talking. Only a suggestion, though.

@PatientBean

I second that suggestion.

Lamplight

Since we have a majority of characters now created, I have decided to set a deadline for character submissions. This deadline is November 19th. If you haven't submitted your characters by then, I will consider you to have dropped your interest and moved on, after which your slot will become open.

To Dance (A Casual Open Challenge)

No rush.

Lamplight

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Oh, I hadn't actually realized it was filled Lmao

@Redking0380

Yeah, and surprisingly quick, too. I got more interest in the premise than I thought I would.

Lamplight

This looks nice, and I do believe I will look into developing a Wronged should no one else already be planning it
Suffice to say I have a refrence or two in mind that might go into its concept.

@Redking0380

While I wouldn't have minded it if we had any more open spots, I would welcome the character sheet, but as it stands right now, we are quite full, I'm afraid. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but if any spots open up in the future, I'll be sure to track you down.

Lamplight

As the Keeper, my goal is to see your journeys through to completion within the world of Lamplight. After all, the game is truly about the characters and how they live and interact with their surroundings and the people within. To this end, you shouldn't die, but the dice rolls are not always in your favor, which is why I've decided to reveal a custom DM mechanic for this campaign:

- F A T E -

Each of your characters will have what is, essentially, a Fate Tracker. This will track the trend of your rolls and determine the fate of your individual Hunters. Every time you fail a roll, the Tracker trends in one direction. Every time you succeed, it trends the other way. It's balanced in a way that you have to really be on a run of failing rolls before you hit the Dead Zone.

If your character ever reaches the Dead Zone, and they're in a dangerous situation, you will be notified that failing a roll in that situation will result in your death, regardless of your current level of Harm. Again, it's imperative to understand that you have to continuously fail rolls in order to reach that point, and the Fate Tracker is balanced in a way that ensures that getting there is rare.

Chances are none of you will ever see the warning that you will die, unless your level of Harm is too great and you just so happen to take that last hit that sends you over the edge, but it's something you should be aware of, just in case.

Lamplight

Now that we have at least 4 characters created, I would like you all to turn your attention to the Characters tab and its coming 0th post. Keep your eyes peeled.

Lamplight

Yeah that just makes everything else look obsolete

@PatientBean

As long as your character sheet has all the necessary details and is legible, and I know the reason why your character is in Stone's Throw, no amount of design matters.