Character creation ticket channels will periodically appear under the Info Desk category and invisibly ping the @Welcome Squad and @Scrivener roles. These tickets require DM attention to resolve.

Players are instructed to provide the following:

• [ ] A character sheet, created using D&D Beyond, Dicecloud, or GSheet
• [ ] A screenshot of their point-buy
• [ ] A brief summary of their backstory

Ticket Validation

A character creation ticket requires the following to be resolved:

• [ ] A stamp from two separate @Welcome Squad DMs
  1. Any DM may run /claim to claim the ticket, though this is optional.
  2. Once you’ve claimed a ticket, check the sheet using the below checklist, and ping the player if anything is missing or wrong.
  3. After everything looks good, add your stamp emote and ping @Welcome Squad. A second DM will claim the ticket and repeat the process, adding their own stamp.
  4. If the backstory has not been approved by this point, the second DM should also ping @Scrivener.
• [ ] A stamp from a @Scrivener
  1. The appropriate Scrivener should provide their stamp emote once they’ve checked to make sure the backstory does not break any existing lore.
  2. If the backstory is not approved, the Scrivener should work with the player to fix it.

Ticket Approval

1. Once all three stamps have been given, the DM who gave the last stamp should run ?approve <@username> <Sheet URL> <Character Name, can include spaces> in the ticket channel.
2. Ask the player if they require any more help, such as with setting up their character in Avrae.
3. Once they’re good, you can close the ticket. Click on the button at the top of the ticket channel, or run /close Character approved - <Character Name> - <Level>.

Sheet Checklist

• [ ] Check point buy: https://chicken-dinner.com/5e/5e-point-buy.html.
  • For normal players, their points should add to 27. Any player with the @Has won DnD role can go up to 30.