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<div class='cover-header'>Kyle's Curated Character Collection</div>

<div class='cover-footer'>One man's Unearthed Arcana is at least one DM's massive headache</div>

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# Table Of Contents

|  | |
|:-------|:-----------|
| **Part 1 - Creature in your campaign**  | x |
|     The Creature                | x |
|     Creature - Creature                | x |
|     Creature - High Creature           | x |
|     Creature in your Campaign          | x |
|     Unique Creature                    | x |
|     Class Influences - Monk          | x |
|     Class Influences - Warlock       | x |
|     Class Influences - Sorcerer      | x |
|     Magic Spells                     | x |
|     Magic Items                      | x |
|**Part 2 - The Creature of Location**     | x |
|     Creature in Location - Introduction | x |
|     Unique Creature from Location       | x |
|**Part 3 - Finding The Creature**        | x |
|     Adventure Module                 | x |
|**Part 4 - Epic Variants**             | x |
|     Epic Creature                      | x |
|     Epic High Creature                 | x |

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# Quick Characters

Sometimes you need quick characters for a D&D
session. Whether you’re running an impromptu
game with limited time for character creation, you
want to get a new player into an established game
quickly, or you need a new PC to replace a dead
adventurer, these optional rules are for you. These
rules can be used instead of the normal process
of character creation, replacing the choice and
creativity of that process with a series of tables that
quickly generate a 1st-level character.
With the exception of backgrounds, these rules
focus on the character options available in the D&D
Basic Rules as a means of keeping things simple.

### Alignment
| d6  | Alignment |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1  | Lawful Good|
|  2  | Neutral Good |
|  3  | Chaotic Good |
|  4  | Lawful Neutral |
|  5  | Neutral |
|  6  | Chaotic Neutral |

### Background
Backgrounds already make use of random tables
to flesh out your character, and are easy to apply.
You can roll a d20 to use the full list of backgrounds from the
Player’s Handbook.

| d20  | Background |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1-2  | Acolyte|
|  3  | Charlatan |
|  4-5  | Criminal |
|  6  | Entertainer |
|  7-8  | Folk Hero |
|  9-10  | Guild Artisan |
|  11  | Hermit|
|  12  | Noble |
|  13-14  | Outlander |
|  15  | Sage |
|  16-17  | Sailor |
|  18-19  | Soldier |
|  20  | Urchin |

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Alternatively, for players who are comfortable
defining a character’s personality traits, ideals,
bonds, and flaws through roleplaying, the quick
character generation process can be made even
quicker by foregoing a background, instead rolling for
the skill and tool proficiencies normally provided by
a background. Roll four times on the following table,
rerolling any duplicate results.

| d20  | Proficiency |
|:---:|:-----------:|
|  1  | Acrobatics |
|  2  | Animal Handling |
|  3  | Arcana |
|  4  | Athletics |
|  5  | Deception |
|  6  | History |
|  7  | Insight |
|  8  | Intimidation |
|  9  | Investigation |
|  10  | Medicine |
|  11  | Nature |
|  12  | Perception |
|  13  | Performance |
|  14  | Persuasion |
|  15  | Religion |
|  16  | Sleight of Hand |
|  17  | Stealth |
|  18  | Survival |
|  19  | Carpenter’s tools |
|  20  | Thieves’ tools |

In place of a background feature, once during any
game session, you can pick a nonplayer character you
meet and declare that your character knows that NPC.
The relationship is respectful but not necessarily
friendly. The DM determines the exact nature of your
relationship.

### Class and Abilities
Roll a d6 to determine your class from the following
table, which is more likely to generate a fighter or
cleric than a rogue or wizard. Especially if you’re
randomly generating an entire party, tilting the odds
in favor of fighters and clerics can help shore up a
group’s ability to survive in combat. Alternatively (or if
you’re generating a single character joining an already
balanced party), you can roll a d4 and give each class
an equal chance of being generated.

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