This page is intended for '''players''' looking to create a '''Player Character (PC)'''.
= Party size considerations =
= Stats and species =
If your GM doesn't offer to [[GM Guide 1: How to build a new player's sheet|build your sheet for you]] as you create your character, arm yourself with the '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cdVgM1zUtbfjyTQArYPd4otkY0c2_Um_nGJT12oZua8/ Blank character sheet template]'''. Click on '''File > Make a copy''' and start editing your sheet from your copy. Don't forget to give edit access to the GM when you're finished. The template sheet features many useful features, such as auto-filling and auto-calculating many types of stats.
A player character may either be a '''[[human]]''', a '''[[halfling]]''' (8 different species) or a '''[[youkai]]''' (12 different species). In total, there are 21 different playable species.
Every playable species has what is called a ''base limb health value''. To calculate the base limb health value of a playable species, check that species' page and add together the '''Upper body HP + Lower body HP'''.
* [[Human]]{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size: 10pt;text-align:center"|-! Base Limb Health Value !! Species|-| '''70150'''* || [[HalflingOni]]:** [[Equine halfling]]: |-| '''7790'''** || [[Canine halflingGuhin]], <br/>[[Feline halflingTengu]], |-| '''88''' || [[Lagomorph halflingKirin]], [[Salientia halfling]]: |-| '''7077'''** || [[Murid Equine halfling]]: |-| '''6375'''** || [[Squamata halflingHakutaku]]: |-| '''5670'''* || [[YoukaiHuman]]:** <br/>[[OniCanine halfling]]: '''150'''** <br/>[[GuhinFeline halfling]], <br/>[[TenguLagomorph halfling]]: '''90'''** <br/>[[KirinSalientia halfling]]: '''88'''** <br/>[[HakutakuTanuki]]: |-| '''7563'''** || [[TanukiMurid halfling]]: |-| '''7060'''** || [[Kasha]]: |-| '''6056'''** || [[Squamata halfling]]<br/>[[Kitsune]], <br/>[[Satori]]: |-| '''5646'''** || [[Jorougumo]]: |-| '''4642'''** || [[Kappa]]: |-| '''4235'''** || [[Yousei]]: '''35'''|}
This value is used to calculate the limb health (amount of hit points, or HP) for each limb. This base value can be looked at as a general indicator of how tough this creature is. Decimal values are rounded to the nearest integer, half up.