What kind of story do you want to tell? What kind of hero do you want to be? Name * First Name Last Name Email * Are you associated with a player group? If so, what's its name, or who's its main point of contact? You've just finished a major encounter- which rewards would you be most excited to find? * A magic ring that enhances your defenses. An ornate melee weapon with an interesting enchantment or power. A map to a lost treasure in a far away land. Evidence linking someone with political power to a sinister cult. A cryptic puzzle box or an item whose properties take work to be discovered. A gem that when touched is absorbed into your skin that grants you a strange new ability A wondrous item, determined randomly or chosen by the DM. The deed to a small castle, mansion, ship, starship, or bar. A dusty old tome full of secrets, recipes, or spells. Knowledge is power! A huge pile of gold or easily liquidated gems, art, etc. (I will buy what I want.) Increased rank in an organization, knighthood, or nobility. Something cute to look after, like a pet or a sidekick. Access to a veteran trainer that can help you unlock advanced techniques in magic or melee. The friends we made along the way. What's not on that list but should be? Player priorities * I am here for combat! Loot! Swords and sorcery! Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Social Encounters are my bag! I like to really get inside my character and get to know the NPCs. Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Exploration's where it's at! Always eager to see what's over the next hill and encounter new things. Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Puzzles float my boat! Give me riddles and mysteries and things to investigate. Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Intrigue is the real meat of the game! Factions and politics and the levers of power. Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Shenanigans are a crucial part of D&D! Taking it too seriously sucks all the fun out. Strongly Disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly Agree Are there aspect of the game that interest you but aren't represented above? At least once during this game I would like to come across... * At least once during this game I would like to fight... * At least once during this game I would like to learn... * At some point, I'd really like to... * be on the right side of the law. be on the wrong side of the law. save a village from disaster. survive off the land. be involved in a siege. participate in a tournament. escape from captivity. lay waste to an area. rescue a hostage. influence politics. solve a mystery. fulfill a prophecy. change the world. participate in a trial. go undercover. advance science/magic. plan and execute a heist. perform in front of a crowd. get away with something wicked. ride an unusual mount. raise a child. run a business. kill a god. free a slave. start a revolution. Elaborate on your favorite or suggest something not listed. On the subject of character death... * I don't mind, it's the risk adventurers run. I hope it's a meaningful death but a random/funny death is fine with me too. I would strongly prefer for it to be a meaningful death, and super dramatic. I would prefer my character not dying. If I die, I'd like for there to be a possibility for resurrection. If I die, I'd like for the option to come back as a sentient Undead. If I die, I'd like it to be final. I'm actually looking forward to my character's death, and would like to set it up. Actually, I really really... REALLY wish my character wouldn't die, period What depictions of violence or death are you comfortable with? * No blood or gore, most fall unconscious, or death kept abstract. Minor violence described, death glossed over. Blood for the blood god! Just don't lean into the gore. Grim, gritty, and graphic. Detail appropriate to the encounter. Everything's on the table, but fade to black and imply the worst of it. Bring it on. I revel in the chaos and carnage. If your group is focused on education, what themes would you like to see emphasized? Empathy Critical Thinking Tolerance Problem Solving Teamwork Leadership Sharing Communication Creativity While some subject matter (torture, sexual violence) is avoided as a matter of course, what themes or situations would wish to avoid seeing described during the course of play? Briefly, what makes your favorite hero heroic? * Thank you! Your input helps us tailor your experience to best suit your tastes.
