Each class gives you unique features depending on your level. It also determines most of your starting equpment and spells. This will decide what weapons, and armor your character is good at using. Your class is the biggest factor for combat. Lets update our character sheet with this information and put our player name on it. Humans also get to choose another language of their choosing, but lets hold off on that for now. Common is the most used langauge in the D&D universe, almost all intellegent walks of life know this language. Humans also know how to speak, read, and write in the language of common. Speed is mainy used in combat, the character's movement per turn is 30 feet. Humans walking speed is the same as most races being 30 feet. So when we roll for our stats we can increase each score by one.
Humans are the only race to get a +1 to all of their ability scores. They are much like how we are, varied from person to person. The largest population of race in the D&D universe are humans. For our Character we're going with Human. (Races:)
Using the free resources we can choose between Dwarf, Elf, Hafling, and Human. Each race gives you some sort of ability increase, like how Dwarves are naturally stout so they get a boost in Constitution. Like your age, size, speed, languages, and even how some people treat you. Your race determines quite a number of things for your character. The first step for many people is choosing a race.
In order to keep me from rambling for days about every little thing I will be incuding page numbers for the free offical Player's Basic Rules. This is what you use to keep track of your character Ability Scores, Profincientcies, Equipment and more.Īs we move through our steps I will be filling out this sheet and showing you exactly what each section is for. You will be refering to this sheet through all of your adventures. To best explain how this is done I will be creating a level 1 character using the free online Wizards of the Coast resources and explain everything as I go. This is a full step by step guide for creating a D&D 5th Edition Character.
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