Getting Started

Hi! Welcome to the world of the White Narwhal.

Boi'cer is a large and interconnected world setting, and the aim of this page is to help new players find their feet with the world.

That being said, this is a disclaimer! If you are going into this game expecting a 5e style game, you will likely be disappointed! You should consider giving the Downtime and Intrigue systems a cursory glance.

Here are things you should know about
 * A (Wuxian) World of Magic. Boi'cer is a high magical world with a Feudal China/Japan twist. Fantastical creatures are rare, often sought out for their treasures. A magical storm passes over the world every year, without fail. Emotions tend to physically manifest in curious light displays. While the living, breathing world is steeped in fantasy and magic, items of magic are rare and expensive. Many seek the materials to craft magic items from hard to reach places.
 * Our Campaign takes place around the entire world of Boi'cer, using the White Narwhal Tavern as a central hub. This is a densely packed world with many nations. Conflict, wars and shifting alliances are common among rulers. Most people tend to focus on the region they live in, as travel is a dangerous affair.
 * No one here is a professional. This is our hobby as much as yours. We have made this great space to form a shared community and play games. That said, we have people from all over the globe and all walks of life, and have laid in a few rules to keep the community gamer focused and open to all. By being hobbyists it also means we may fail to notice something or forget other things in game. It may even mean we make mistakes..
 * 1) You don't have to read this entire wiki to get into the game, but we recommend giving the Lore Nutshell page a glance to find your feet!
 * 2) Follow our guidelines for character creation. If you're struggling to wrap your head around the world, consider making a Kamikakushi to begin with!
 * 3) Talk to us if you have any questions/issues!

Once you have your characters level rolled, you might want to consider how D&D defines your character level

When designing your character, you might find it helpful to consider the following prompts.