On this page will be listed the various official books and materials that are available to use in creating your character. As said previously, all the official material can be used, but if you're unsure, this list can be used to double-check whether or not the material you're thinking of is available. Of course, no material is out of question, though if you use something outside the list, do check with the GM first before you start building your character.

Every character starts out at Level 1, and stats are decided via point-buy. Depending on the effort put into the party of characters, each character may be awarded a Feat at the start of the campaign that reflects their character well.

Also remember that this is not a campaign that requires min-maxing. Do not be afraid to make your stats reflect your character, rather than aiming for "dump stats" and trying to raise your main damage stat as high as possible. Have little fun and be creative instead.

The list of official material is as follows:

Here, on the other hand, is a list of GM-vetted 3rd party content that can be used as you see fit.

Remember that everything here is with the caveat that things/classes/races can be adjusted in the future if they're found to be unbalanced in-play. Don't expect to sneak something OP/broken past the GM and live to tell the tale.

When creating your character, do not feel limited by how these races, classes, items and spells are traditionally portrayed in Dungeons & Dragons. As said before, this campaign will feature a homebrewed world with innumerable worlds, so there are no wrong answers. Indeed, with the previously mentioned anime influences, this means even more possibilities with what your character can be. A dragonborn can be reimagined as a scaled man with draconic ancestry, a harengon can be reimagined as a bunny-eared, humanoid fae, a bard can be reimagined as a more modern songstress whose power is their voice, and so forth and so forth. Take inspiration from multiple sources and let your imagination run wild!