Follow the steps below to create a player character.

• Roll ability scores
  • Roll all six stats in order (STR,CON,DEX,INT,WIS,CHA) six times
  • Choose a character from those six sets of rolls
  • The GMs get the other five for NPCs
• Choose a heritage or roll a random heritage

• English, Welsh, Scottish, Norwegian, Danish, Norman, Irish, Frankish, Spanish, Italian, Byzantines or Moorish
  • STR = Scots,Normans
  • CON = English, Norwegian
  • DEX = Welsh, Moors
  • INT = Danes, Frankish
  • WIS = Irish, Italians
  • CHA = Spanish, Byzantines

• New thought on backgrounds: go for a series of Decks. Deck-1 family profession: usually gets you just a skill or tool proficiency; Deck-2 Weird background–use the backgrounds currently on your heritage tables, you can freely open up the rewards; Deck-3 Special Features: total grab-bag. Each player can choose to draw from none, some or all of the decks, picks three cards from any deck he chooses and selects the 1 card that he wishes to apply to his character. Special Features are picked at First, 4th and 8th level, the other 2 are only chosen at generation. This will give a wide possible set of elements added to the characters, and it remains quick and snappy, not bogging down generation and not creating “ideal build” syndrome.
• I like it! Let's make more decks. That way we can both contribute. I really wanted to make the rolls flavorful with respect to each heritage, but I think I'm finding that it could easily be adapted for all twelve heritages. Let's do the three decks.

• Generate your character's backstory
  • Draw a card from the family background deck
  • Draw a card from the weird deck
  • Draw a card from the special features deck (again at 4th and 8th)
• Pick a class
• Pick an archtype
• NOTE character's Languages
• Pick equipment
• Decide on supply carried
• Determine total load
• Pick spells (if applicable)
• Fill out character sheet