I'll Be Here | D&D Backstory Project - Sprinkle

Lecturas 5
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Partes 4
Hora 35m

Lecturas 5
Votos 0
Partes 4
Hora 35m

Living in a community of pacifist elves Noralor is only just learning what religion and faith means. 
    The strict rules of her people aren't hard for her to follow and she's determined to prove that she can rise above their expectations. 
    
    But when their town is attacked Nora is shown that religion isn't as easy as she thought it would be. What will happen when she is forced to choose between those she loves and the religion she's worked so hard to follow. 
    
    *******
    I'm creating my very first D&D character and I want to experiment with who she is as a person and where I can go with her. 
    
    I am religious and I'm also exploring some religious perspective so I guess I'll have some self-discovery as well! So, no when I'm talking about faith I don't mean to insult religious people. That would be hypocritical as I am one of them. I'm just hoping to put some of my thoughts into words. 
    
    WARNING: I am very very very very new to D&D and am still reading the handbook. I will probably do stuff wrong.
    
    Hopefully a cover is coming soon!Todos los derechos reservados

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Living in a community of pacifist elves Noralor is only just learning what religion and faith means. 
    The strict rules of her people aren't hard for her to follow and she's determined to prove that she can rise above their expectations. 
    
    But when their town is attacked Nora is shown that religion isn't as easy as she thought it would be. What will happen when she is forced to choose between those she loves and the religion she's worked so hard to follow. 
    
    *******
    I'm creating my very first D&D character and I want to experiment with who she is as a person and where I can go with her. 
    
    I am religious and I'm also exploring some religious perspective so I guess I'll have some self-discovery as well! So, no when I'm talking about faith I don't mean to insult religious people. That would be hypocritical as I am one of them. I'm just hoping to put some of my thoughts into words. 
    
    WARNING: I am very very very very new to D&D and am still reading the handbook. I will probably do stuff wrong.
    
    Hopefully a cover is coming soon!

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