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<blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 7408192" data-attributes="member: 53980">Typically, at least in the campaigns I've run or played in, characters from campaign A are retired and you roll new characters for B. If the campaign premise was to play previous characters, equipment would be up to the DM. For example, if the new campaign was picking up where the previous one left off, you'd presumably have most of your stuff. On the other hand, if the campaign begins with the characters having been imprisoned, then probably not. The limits on what a character is created with is whatever the DM allows. It the DM allows a half dragon half goldfish race then yes you can play it. The DM might say that, yes, you can be the last of the royal line but the royal items have been lost. If you want to prove your claim, you'll need to find and reclaim them. Or he might simply say no, the royal bloodline of the campaign is strong and hasn't been broken in 10,000 years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fanaelialae, post: 7408192, member: 53980"] Typically, at least in the campaigns I've run or played in, characters from campaign A are retired and you roll new characters for B. If the campaign premise was to play previous characters, equipment would be up to the DM. For example, if the new campaign was picking up where the previous one left off, you'd presumably have most of your stuff. On the other hand, if the campaign begins with the characters having been imprisoned, then probably not. The limits on what a character is created with is whatever the DM allows. It the DM allows a half dragon half goldfish race then yes you can play it. The DM might say that, yes, you can be the last of the royal line but the royal items have been lost. If you want to prove your claim, you'll need to find and reclaim them. Or he might simply say no, the royal bloodline of the campaign is strong and hasn't been broken in 10,000 years. [/QUOTE]

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