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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Old Fezziwig" data-source="post: 2826727" data-attributes="member: 59">Iron Captain: At a quick glance, it looks fine.  As for starting money, if you look at page 20 of the rules, it gives a list of equipment that everyone has regardless of career: common clothing (shirt, breeches, worn boots, tattered cloak), a dagger tucked in boot or belt, a sling bag or backpack (holding a blanket, a wooden tankard, a wooden cutlery set), a hand weapon, and a purse with 2d10 gc.  Decided to pass up Troll Slayer, eh?  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />  As for your other question...Everyone: We'll be starting with the Basic Armor rules.  I know a few folks haven't played WHFRP before (myself among them), and I'd like to get comfortable with the system first.  Since we're playing through a published campaign, I'm going to say that while we're playing through "Through the Drakwald," we'll use the Basic rules.  We can revisit this before we start Ashes of Middenheim.  It might behoove us to stick with the basic rules because of the speed of play-by-post games.  The faster I adjudicate things, the faster the game will run.Also, character backgrounds.  The campaign starts in Untergard, a small town in Middenland, and the site of a major battle during the Storm of Chaos.  All of your characters will be there for one reason or another: characters with military backgrounds or dwarfs (a "sizeable contingent" of dwarfs fought here) might have been involved in the fight, others might have been caught on the road and come to Untergard hoping for a safe haven.  I could also see adventuring types (Gentlewomen of Fortune, perhaps) having been here to fight or work supply lines or do some spying and espionage.  Initiates of Sigmar could have been here to fight, too, depending on how much of a combatant they see themselves as. However you came to Untergard, though, it probably has something to do with either fighting the forces of Chaos or trying to avoid them.  Given that the campaign starts after the fighting's over, with Untergard reduced to about 75 survivors or so, I'd say that most of your characters are familiar with each other (know by sight or reputation) or may even know each other well (fought together).  I'll leave the exact details up to you each individually.Lot: I just quickly glanced at your character sheet, and you'll want to add Common Knowledge/Dwarfs to your starting skills (see page 184 of the core book).Nick</blockquote>

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