Welcome to Caislin Hallows. This character sheet is the diagram we use across the board to help evaluate how powerful your character is! Now before we get into the nitty/gritty stuff, let us begin with the simple aspects first. Character sheets all start out with 1x Strength, Speed , and Endurance and is considered human with no special traits or qualities. A normal human is someone who can lift about fifty pounds no problem, one hundred pounds with major difficulty, and can run about a mile within ten or so minutes and have trouble breathing. Average (American) human male. Lean build with minimal muscle tone. How we can increase these stats or add abilities/powers/magic/buffs/whatever are based on Ability Points associated with each character. There is only a set number of Ability Points (AP) with each character's level.
Keep in mind that stat increases are always considered 'round off' figures. A 1.75x human strength has the possibility of beating a 2.00x strength vampire in an arm wrestling match. However, a 2.00x vampire can outrun a 1.25x human (speed) on an open plane with no hindrances or problems. Nevertheless, a 1.25x human speed who is used to the Forest can outrun and outsmart a vampire at 2.00x speed who is used to the urban lifestyle and environment. It just depends how you roleplay and use the terrain to your advantage.
There are three levels of characters on the forum. They are listed below:
This system was created because many people wanted to bring in their own kinds of character sheets without the cost of the admins trying to decipher with 'look and feel' what is fair and what is not. Although this system is very complicated to look at initially, it is one of the only flawless ways to rate a character's performance based on skill level and ability. Keep in mind that we want these sheets to be as fair and as unbiased as possible, but no system is perfect. Try to be open and understanding, because I will list examples throughout the entire article to help explain what is considered 1 AP, 2 AP, 3 AP... or sometimes 5 AP. Whatever power, spell, or ability that is not considered normal strength and speed must be judged with this system. All powers, spells, and abilities will be kept general for the sake of trying to map certain powers to different constraints (which will be more thoroughly explained later).
Keep in mind that stat increases are always considered 'round off' figures. A 1.75x human strength has the possibility of beating a 2.00x strength vampire in an arm wrestling match. However, a 2.00x vampire can outrun a 1.25x human (speed) on an open plane with no hindrances or problems. Nevertheless, a 1.25x human speed who is used to the Forest can outrun and outsmart a vampire at 2.00x speed who is used to the urban lifestyle and environment. It just depends how you roleplay and use the terrain to your advantage.
There are three levels of characters on the forum. They are listed below:
- Beginner - A beginner is usually considered a student who comes into Caislin Hallows. They have their basic abilities and powers and only have 15 AP to their name.
- Intermediate - An intermediate character is usually a student who roleplays at Caislin Hallows for a while (six to eight months) and holds an executive office/responsibility at the school. There is usually a quest involved to gain this kind of ability, and must be approved by all of the admins before hand. Nevertheless, 'Teachers' are already considered at this level. 25 AP to their character sheet.
- Experts - An expert character is either a teacher who does EXCEPTIONALLY WELL in their art/craft/power/ability and is usually reserved for high level positions in the forum. This kind of set up is not given out lightly, and currently only one character is considered remotely close to this level. This kind of power is considered off limits to nearly all other occupants, even admins and moderators, due to the significant upgrade compared to other roleplayers on the forum. 35 AP to their solace.
This system was created because many people wanted to bring in their own kinds of character sheets without the cost of the admins trying to decipher with 'look and feel' what is fair and what is not. Although this system is very complicated to look at initially, it is one of the only flawless ways to rate a character's performance based on skill level and ability. Keep in mind that we want these sheets to be as fair and as unbiased as possible, but no system is perfect. Try to be open and understanding, because I will list examples throughout the entire article to help explain what is considered 1 AP, 2 AP, 3 AP... or sometimes 5 AP. Whatever power, spell, or ability that is not considered normal strength and speed must be judged with this system. All powers, spells, and abilities will be kept general for the sake of trying to map certain powers to different constraints (which will be more thoroughly explained later).
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