3.5e D&D Character Creation

Yay, its my first ever DnD char too. Thanks for awesome guide that enabled even "N00b" like me somewhat succeed =) hrmh now then...it's whole new world =)

Just a tip since the sheets here do not have enough slots in the feat and special abilities section (by level 6 it'll be full of stuff) you may consider removing Armor Profiency (Medium and Light) the reason being in order to get Heavy you need Medium and Light anyway so if a DM see's heavy he knows you can wear light and medium.

I would say only time you list it is if you actually spent a feat to get it rather than obtain it via class.

Yay, its my first ever DnD char too. Thanks for awesome guide that enabled even "N00b" like me somewhat succeed =) hrmh now then...it's whole new world =)

[Drew]

Character looks solid, Sunflame. Every GM is different, and some choose to use encumbrance and some don't, but it's good to have the weights of your items just in case. Great job.

http://www.thetangledweb.net/forums/....php?cid=77469 hrmh. not sure about the possessions weights right or I am silly?

Oh so I can't edit the old post to get it work? Need make it work on one go, sheehs XD

[Drew]

You seem to have typed it in correctly. Give it a few more tries. And remember that previewing the post or editing the post makes rolls not work.

Hrmh, can't seem get code working =/

[Drew]

You could always use the Official Die Roller Testing Thread right here on the site. Here's a tutorial on how to use it. You'll never need dice again.

hmr infamous page 46 strikes again XD

Hrmh, where I do get d4 dice homever? Have only d6 and few bigger ones XD

[Drew]

Yup. Pg.111. 6d4x10.

Oh it's 6d4x10 ? in the hand book it says 6d4 gp. which after the roll I thought would be 44 gold.

[Drew]

No problem, Sunflame. A paladin's starting gold is 6d4x10. That's up to a possible 240gp. If you choose not to roll and instead just take the listed average (150gp), that's still enough for a 50gp sword, 25gp studded leather, and 75gp left over. That's good for a Level 1 character.

Hopefully you end up in my Pathfinder class. Then you'll be able to play a game with a tutor present. In response to the question you edited into your Admissions post, the 3.5 SRD and D&Dtools are both very helpful websites that eliminate your need for most books.

Ah, so as I did roll for starting gold and choose my own feats means I will build from scratch, right. It's just that with starting gold you can hardly buy more than some leather armor and possible sword. Not very paladin like =)
Well, I am sure I will get gold after first game. It's just that I need get in some game first of all. Though I am still going trough rulebooks, not feeling comfortable of my skills playing a game without "tutor".
Anyway, thanks for quick answer wilsford =)

[Drew]

Feat: Weapon Focus(long sword) means that it is a Feat that gives you a +1 bonus on all attack rolls you make using a long sword. Attack rolls are the ones you make to see if you hit. The +1 does not get applied to damage rolls.the selected weapon.

Feat: Improved Initiative means that it is a Feat that gives you +4 to your Initiative rolls, which are rolled to decide the order of combat.

Yes, you get both of those Feats IF you are just using the starting package as your character. Check out Pg.24 for an explanation on starting packages. The Paladin's starting package can be confusing because it starts at the top of Pg.45, then is interrupted by the whole section on Paladin's Mounts, and then it finishes at the top of Pg.46.

If you make a character from scratch, you buy all of the equipment yourself from your starting gold.

http://www.thetangledweb.net/forums/....php?cid=77469 I am struggling little bit with possessions. Do you get your class start gear according D&D 3.5 Players handbook, page 46. automatically or you need buy "everything"? Also what means Feat:Weapon focus(long sword) and Bonus feat: Improved Initiative means? does all paladins get those both at level 1 or why they are listed there?