![]() The first method, and perhaps the simplest, is to just roll the dice by hand and add them to the character sheet. I am going to focus on three different approaches, each with their own benefits. While this process is fairly simple, there are a lot of ways we can approach this. The next step in creating our character is to roll our attributes. Neat! We can close the character selection box at any time by the way. This image will also update on the character selection box. Once you select something suitable, it will update on your character sheet as the portrait, and as your character token. The usual Fantasy Grounds token/picture selection screen should open allowing you to navigate through whatever images you have available to you based on what you might have locally, and what your Keeper may have shared for this campaign. ![]() Next click on the larger square icon on the top of your character sheet. It will automatically update in the character selection box. To assign a name, just type it in on the appropriate line in the character sheet. Especially if other players are making their investigators at the same time as you. But for now, we want something to differentiate it from other characters. Don’t worry too much about this, we can always go back and change it later. Once our character exists, we need to give it a name and select a picture. Just click on the green plus symbol, and our new character will be created with the character sheet open for us to start working. Unless this is our first Investigator, in which case it will be empty. Once we open that window, we will have a list of characters, with portraits, staring back at us. Once we are logged in, the icon that is typically at the top right side of the Fantasy Grounds desktop should be a Characters button. Your keeper will be able to help you load whichever he has made available to you. It will either be the reference materials for the Call of Cthulhu ruleset (this will be called “CoC 7e Reference”), or the Investigators Handbook (called “Call of Cthulhu 7e Investigators Handbook”). Your Keeper/Host/GM should be able to help you with this, but it is generally going to involve having one of two things loaded. Step 1 – Create the Blank Character Desktopīefore we get to actually creating our intrepid Investigator, we need to make sure we have the correct materials loaded to actually populate our character sheet. So fire up Fantasy Grounds to the CoC7E ruleset, and let’s get started. While the Basic RolePlaying System (BRP) it is built upon is pretty easy, the character creation process has some areas requiring a bit of clarification. But while the Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition ruleset for Fantasy Grounds is pretty impressive, there is little to no documentation available for how to use many of its features. There are quite a few fully supported rulesets, and most of them have great automation built in to really streamline your game sessions. Creating a Call of Cthulhu Character (7th Edition) in Fantasy Groundsįantasy Grounds is an amazing tool for online roleplaying sessions, and can even be a great tool to organize and present a face to face game with some basic setup and a monitor or projector.
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