The only way for you to pass items directly to your next character when retiring is through Progeny, which you can read further about in Marriage. You can not trade items to others with the intent of getting them back for your next character. You can read further about this in Trading. If you are planning on retiring and you want to trade your character's items, you must either deposit them into your faction bank if you are in a faction, or trade them to other players. You can read further about this in Hiatus. If you do not plan to play a new character in Verum for a while, but still wish to be a player in Verum, you can inform a Political DM you are going on hiatus. If you're unable to decide on what character to play next but still want to as soon as you figure it out, you must still at least inform a Political DM that your latest character is retiring. If you do retire, it is common courtesy to inform your faction's chapter master. If you wish to retire your character and make a new one right away, add '(retiring )' below the information in your post. When you're ready to play a new character, whatever the reason, you must fill out the above application and post it in #character-submissions again for the new character. You can read further about roleplaying in Roleplaying and about backstory in Backstory. You may write roleplaying posts for narrative purposes on your character exiting from the adventurer's life, but as is with backstory, actions beyond their scope are not canon. You do not control your character once they've retired. If you wish to play a new character before your current one has died, you must retire them from adventuring. You may only play one character in Verum at a time. Details regarding race, class, origin, factions, etc., you can read further in Character Creation. If you wish to submit a character during an open wave, you must fill out an application in the #character-submissions channel in the Verum Discord with the information below. If submissions are closed, you will have to wait until the next wave or sign-up as a dungeon master.

How many players Verum can support is proportionate to how many dungeon masters are available to run games, so sometimes character submissions are open, sometimes they are closed. If you fulfill the above, then you can sign-up with a character submission during an open character wave. Have a World Anvil account (the platform you're reading this article on).Be subscribed to Arcadum's twitch channel.If you wish to join as a player, you must: In order to play in the Living World of Verum, you must join the community as a player or as a dungeon master. However, for the purposes of just creating and playing a character in Verum, it is highly advised you tackle the information starting from the Playing the Game section before you play in your first game, as certain factors and mechanics are significantly different from traditional 5e.

If you want to just sign-up as a player and not deal with any of the homebrew details right now, then you can skip to Joining Verum below and follow the directions there. There are specific systems taken from other gaming systems, modified systems from basic D&D 5e, and completely homebrewed rules that must be learned and understood in order to progress meaningfully in this world. Perhaps the most important aspect of the Living World of Verum is the various rule systems that allow a sense of progression, structure, and direction.

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