DRYH: Shadow of the Raven King - Main Page

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Current PCs

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Sample Character - Played By: RPGNet Handle

Sample Character - Played By: RPGNet Handle

Sample Character - Played By: RPGNet Handle

Dice/Responses/Coins

DRYH	Discipline	Exhaustion	P-Madness	Special Conditions	Open Fight	Open Flight	Hope Coins	Despair Coins
Character 1	3	0	0		3	0
Character 2	3	0	0		3	0
Character 3	3	0	0		3	0
GM							0	0

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METAGAME TOOLS

Threads

Recruitment Thread

OOC Thread

IC Thread

Resources

OROKOS Dice Roller. You are welcome to use any dice roller that indexes and links to your rolls. This one handles the mechanics of DRYH really well.

GRAND CENTRAL ABSENCES STATION If you aren't going to be able to post.

RPG.net BB CODES A handy repository of RPG.net Formatting code.

Don't Rest Your Head PDF Purchase the PDF of Don't Rest Your Head. It was still going for $5 when I posted this link. I do not get any money for promoting this product, and I am happy to walk you through building your character and and any game rules questions you might have if you don't have your own copy.

Player/GM Expectations

A brief outline of my expectations and preferences and what you can expect from me within the framework of this game. Player/GM Expectations

House Rules

There are some supplemental rules that I find useful when running Don't Rest Your Head in the Shadow of the Raven King setting. Otherwise refer to the rules as written in the Don't Rest Your Head core book. House Rules

Setting Details

The Shadow of the Raven King setting is an alternative pre-industrial imagining of the Mad City for the Don't Rest Your Head RPG (Fred Hicks/Evil Hat). This is the Mad City That Was before the Mad City That Is. Or one of them, anyway. The Thirteenth Hour holds considerable sway, and Nightmares and Denizens alike are more firmly tied to their specific Quarters. For those familiar with the Mad City That Is, some of the Nightmares and Quarters of the Mad City That Was may feel familiar - shadow versions of what they might become - while some will feel utterly alien, Nightmares at the height of their power, Quarters as solid as bulwarks, no longer known powers or places in the Mad City That Is, but firmly entrenched in the Mad City That Was. Setting Details