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Here The Requirements:
1. All candidates must have been involved in either none, one or a maximum of two pbp games in the last year here at the WotC website.

2. All candidates must submit a Lvl 1 teifling player's character of any class that was build using Method 1 or Method 2 Ability Scores sytems from the Player's Handbook pg. 17 and pg. 18.

3. Each candidate have 100gps spending budget to eevrything found of there Player's Character's (=PC) Summary Sheet.

4. Each PC must have theme features. (I can assist you in find a suitable theme for your PC if your information resources are limited on this subject.)

5. Each PC’s must have a heirloom item (which is any magic item of up to level 5 that can't be trade nor considered of having a gps value.)

6. All PCs are under Avandra's domains for all requirements, prerequisites and purposes found when building your PC, where a deity's domain can or must be applied to or for.

7. All submitted PCs will be role-played as a family of tieflings (cousins or siblings only) teenagers aprroaching adulthood which means the females teflings should be the younger aged ones in on this team.

8. Background bonuses are a requirement and writing a background story are optional.
Below are three base story that your Player's Character have:
If you want a background bonus, choose one then roll a 1d6 die at the Invisible Castle site. As for writing a background story, you could but if you do please intergrate the 1d6 roll results background story into your story:

First, the following three background stories are considered thbackground base for the adventurers in this campaign yet if like the extra activity in writing a background story feel free to use the 1d6 results as the groundwork for your character.

No matter what background bonus you choose for your PC it probably can be grasped from either of the 1d6 results for all of the information in any of the three background information provide a below are considered related to each other.

If your 1d6 roll results reflects directly to your chosen background bonus then where the skills bonuses made available for the chosen backgorund is explained, replaced the word "or" for "and". This will allowed you to keep all skills' options as available for you PC's building.

If your chosen background bonuses doesn't issue skill bonuses then that background doesn't qualified for the PCs meant to be played in this campaign.

HERE'S YOUR 1d6's BACKGROUND STORIES:

1d6=1 or 1d6=6: You liveD with your uncle in a big house outside a big town where most of the people there are either reserved toward you or ignores you until there's trouble that seems to only happened when you or one of your family members of your age starts it.
Your parents are travelers and twice, sometimes three times a year; your father comes to for you to take you to your second home at an isolated region far inside a forest region where once a year sometimes twice; your mother, a mysterious shamanic huntress would be there waiting for you and your father.
Every once in while you would run away to the second home which take five weeks of travel on a strong horse to reach yet with an exception of two times after several times of traveling to the place you would find the place empty and closed up than find your mother there and always shortly after arriving alone there, one of your uncles would arrive to bring you back to the big house outside the big town where you live comfortably with your cousins (and siblings if others roll same sequence as you).
Your parents tell you that the second home is for you (or their children) when you ready to start a family.

1d6=2 or 1d6=5: You lived with your uncle in a big house outside a big town where most of the people there are either reserved toward you or ignores you until there's trouble that seems to only happened when you or one of your family members of your age starts it.
Your mother lives with her family inside a large fortress ran by a unpopular infamous tyrannical throne, where her father is the commander of fortress strong army and her mother is a powerful sorcereress working directly for the throne. Your mother is her mother's apprentice and rarely leave the fortress for any long lenght of time.
Your father had explained to you that a long time ago your mother's king thought of him as a prince and arranged for him to wed your mother. When the king found that he was a fake and a thief, he waited until his youngest was born then sent out his army without your mother's father's knowledge to kill him and all his children and to bring your mother back to the fortress for her own protection but your mother was clever enough to trick the army into believing that they had killed all they was sent out to kill with their hands but in order for her trick to work she had to returned with them back to the fortress. For a long time you kept a promised to your father and mother to never tell anyone of their story and when your father comes twice or sometimes three times a year to take you to the fortress to visit your mother he will let your mother care for you. Your mother would claimed you are one of the merchant's children from down the road away from the fortress and she had hired you to carry her goods and do some light work around her quarters while living with her for a short period from time to time.
Its been twice that you ran away to the fortress and both times when your mother sees she will order her personal guards to toss out of the fortress in which in both occasions one of your uncles would be waiting you outside the fortress to bring you back home to the big house near the big town.
One of your uncles told you that in order to claim your rightful place next to your mother and next the crown in the fortress, you first must gained the trust of the throne then defeat either your grandmother or your grandfather to win their position but your father only tells you to do what your mother says and he promised you everything is going to get better for you with the throne.

1d4=3 or 1d4=4: You lived with your father in a big house outside a big town in which in town most people are either reserved toward you or ignores you until there's trouble that seems to only happened when you or one of your family members of your age starts it.
Your father use to travel with his two brothers as treasure hunters; that is until they found a fortune and a lot of trouble with. They sent your father back to big town where they grew up at as orphans with the fortune while they led the trouble that was after the fortune and their lives away from the big town. Your father bought land and built a big house outside the big town as well as secretly filled the orphanage's vault before the old priest knew that one of the brothers returned to the big town.
The priest at the orphanage favors you (and if applicable your siblings) from among your family members and would speak and joined you when you are in town.
The preist also visits your father at the big house from time to time when he's angry at something you or your family members of your age has done or when angry in generally which is unusual for when the children around town or at the orphanage does something to angry him, he would scolded and punished them directly but when its the children of your family the priest will become harsh toward your father.
Its no secret that the preist resents the idea that your father and your uncles may been the ones whom saved his orphan with untraceable donations and is convinced that your family's wealth is ill-gotten.

Your mother lives in the next town, a smaller town, where she worked for a farming storehouse living a modest healthy life. She always refused see you father unless he gives up the big house, the land, their fortune and turn over his brothers' children all to the orphanage where she also grew up. She wants your father to bring you (and of'course your siblings) to her and run away together. Twice sometimes three times a year with your father cooperative absent or everytime your father must leave for any reason your mother comes to the big house to either visit you or care for you at the big house and when you visit her in the next town she always happy to see you until you mentioned your father or one of your uncles in which she would sent you back to your lavious big house outside in the big town down the road.

I think this covers everything for now or at least until you qualifiying players submit your PC's summaries. So let's see your sheets!

"Approved by seTiny"

In the spoiler box marked "As Tis So Far" is our PC building progess monitor.
It will tell each individual candidate aka player what's left for them to do with their PC's summary sheet they are submitting

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Sorry, don't know anything about Invisible Castle. DemonicHeart, in another game of mine waiting to get started I too am playing the incidental panther tamer. Something about the theme must inspire that in people.

I will post a character and backstory as I complete them. Voyrager, do you have a Family name already picked out or are you leaving that up to the players?

Hm, I think Orenda and Tiro could likely have a positive relationship. Its possible that whenever Tiro ran his cons in the better taverns he might see his family member trying to win over the crowd with a performance...both before and after the cat incident. If nothing else, it would provide a good distraction regardless of whether or not Orenda was in on the con. He might not have been interested enough to watch the bardic competition that she participated in but he definitely would have heard what happened through the grapevine. He'd certainly earn browny points with her if he subtly got back at some of her more vocal hecklers. He could even pick her brain for any rumors regarding treasures. Sure it wasn't her expertise but a bard picks up a lot of random things tavern hopping.

Invisible castle is a free dice rolling site that saves your results. The link is here: invisiblecastle.com/

As I see it, the main reason the dm has requested everyone to register at this site is because it records all the dice rolls you make. Thus, VoyRager can check our dice and modifers easily and no one can lie about their roll when the game commences.