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    This document provides instructions for players to select characters and for the GM to assign character control in The Master's Vault role-playing game. It introduces 6 pre-generated characters for players to choose from, including brief descriptions of each character's race and class. It also outlines the process for players to decide on characters and for the GM to assign character control through the journal window. Finally, it states the GM's role is to inhabit NPCs and monsters, set obstacles, adjudicate actions, and determine rules for non-covered scenarios.

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    This document provides instructions for players to select characters and for the GM to assign character control in The Master's Vault role-playing game. It introduces 6 pre-generated characters for players to choose from, including brief descriptions of each character's race and class. It also outlines the process for players to decide on characters and for the GM to assign character control through the journal window. Finally, it states the GM's role is to inhabit NPCs and monsters, set obstacles, adjudicate actions, and determine rules for non-covered scenarios.

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    This document provides instructions for players to select characters and for the GM to assign character control in The Master's Vault role-playing game. It introduces 6 pre-generated characters for players to choose from, including brief descriptions of each character's race and class. It also outlines the process for players to decide on characters and for the GM to assign character control through the journal window. Finally, it states the GM's role is to inhabit NPCs and monsters, set obstacles, adjudicate actions, and determine rules for non-covered scenarios.

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    The Master's Vault

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    This document provides instructions for players to select characters and for the GM to assign character control in The Master's Vault role-playing game. It introduces 6 pre-generated characters for players to choose from, including brief descriptions of each character's race and class. It also outlines the process for players to decide on characters and for the GM to assign character control through the journal window. Finally, it states the GM's role is to inhabit NPCs and monsters, set obstacles, adjudicate actions, and determine rules for non-covered scenarios.

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    The Masters Vault

    Pick Characters
    Once all the players and the GM are in the table, its time to pick characters. At launch
    every player can view each character in the JOURNAL window in the MENU, but no player
    has the power to edit or control any character yet.
    There are six pre-generated characters that come with The Masters Vault. Each has a
    brief description below. The first word in the characters title describes the characters race,
    which is all about your characters genetic heritage (dwarf, elf, human, etc.). The second
    word describes the characters class, which describes what your character can do (fighter,
    paladin, wizard, etc.).

    Tiefling Bard. As a tiefling you are an outcast. Many


    people fear you. An actual devil is your ancestor, which
    accounts for your horns, tail, red skin, and innate magical
    abilities. As a bard you have learned to harness another
    kind of inner magic through performance arts like music,
    dance, and acting. The spells you can cast when you
    perform charm, confuse, and distract your enemies and
    buff and heal your allies. Youre also pretty good with a
    bow and a blade.

    Human Cleric. As a human you are versatile. You learn


    more quickly and your ability to adapt is second-to-none.
    As a cleric you are a devout servant and conduit of Igna,
    goddess of life. You smite enemies with your mace and
    radiant fire and you bolster and heal your allies with
    divine spells.

    Dwarf Fighter. As a dwarf you are stalwart, tough, and


    direct. Dwarves are a proud people with a great martial
    tradition. As a fighter, you are second to none in hand-to-
    hand combat. You wear heavy armor, are difficult to kill,
    and fell foe after foe with your axe.

    Dragonborn Paladin. As a dragonborn you carry the


    blood of the worlds mightiest creatures in your veins. Your
    head is that of a dragon, you breathe fire, and your body is
    covered in fire-resistant gold scales. As a paladin you are
    a holy warrior devoted to protecting the innocent with your
    sword and shield. Your body courses with divine power that
    lets you sense evil and heal your allies.

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    A 5E Starter Adventure by James Introcaso

    Halfling Rogue. As a halfling you are the smallest of all


    PC races. What you lack in size you make up for in speed,
    wit, and luck. As a rogue you are a master of stealth,
    acrobatics, and striking precise blows with blade and bow
    that drop your enemies quickly. You are an escape artist
    who is good at picking locks and detecting traps.

    Elf Wizard. As an elf you are long-lived and youthful at


    any age. Your spirit is free, your body is lithe, and you are
    naturally smart. As a wizard you have spent years studying
    magic and are the most versatile of spellcasters. You carry
    a book of spells that can lay enemies low with arcane
    acid, fire, and thunder. Your spells can also transform
    objects and creatures, predict the future, protect your allies,
    summon monsters to fight for you, and more.

    Have the players decide amongst themselves which characters they want to play. If two
    or more players want to play the same character, have each roll a 20-sided die by typing
    /r d20 into the CHAT window. The higher roll gets to play the character. Reroll any ties.
    To assign a player control over a character, the GM must click on the character in
    the JOURNAL window on the MENU, click the EDIT button in the top right of the pop
    up window, find Can Be Edited & Controlled By, and select the appropriate players
    username from the pull-down menu. That player now has control over the character.

    Non-GMs, Stop Reading!


    If youre not planning on being the game master as you play through The Masters Vault,
    stop reading this document now. You dont want to have the story spoiled for you.

    Your Role as the Game Master


    As the GM you are a world builder, actor, and referee. It is your job to inhabit the NPCs
    and monsters, set obstacles in front of the players, adjudicate the outcome of actions,
    and fill-in the gaps where rules are concerned. Role-playing games allow players to do
    anything their characters can do in real life. The 5th Edition rules are robust, but they dont
    cover every scenario. When your players decide to do something with their characters not
    covered by the rules, you determine any necessary checks that need to be made, and you

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