This looks fun, I'd like a spot if one is open

Does it have to be green or can it be lime green?

If not lime green, then yellow. 🤣🤣

Grats on hitting your minimum players!

Here is your forum:
http://irate-pirate.org/(5e)-adventures-in-gaia-rebirth/

@BlazingFox, @Acetwinelf, @Harbinger: Can you have your characters ready by 8:00 pm GMT+10:00 next Sunday (countdown link)? I'll be starting two days later, and would like to review your sheets beforehand. And if you guys are finished before then, then I can start earlier.

Guides been updated. Hadn't realised that the Firearms rules I had linked to in the guide where no longer available on the relevant site. So, they have been substituted with different ones.

Using this guide @ Google Drive, PCs have access to Firearms Proficiencies in the following table, using Primitive Firearms only. The campaign will be ignoring the Misfire optional rule, as it unnecessarily complicates the game. Prices for the Primitive Firearms are the same as in that guide. Ammo is destroyed on use, need black powder to fire, as well as ammo.

Artificers & Clerics	sidearms and firearms with the scatter property.
Barbarians	cannot start with proficiency in firearms unless already given from another class, archetype, feat or special training, unless otherwise approved by the DM.
Bards	sidearms, muskets, rifles and carbines.
Druids	cannot be proficient in firearms, as they are always made from metal in some measure. The DM can make exceptions to this. A character that multiclasses into a druid with proficiency in firearms can only do so if the DM approves it.
Fighters	longarms and sidearms.
Monks	sidearms, but they do not count as monk weapons.
Sorcerers, Warlocks, and Wizards	pistols, sawn-off shotguns, dragoons, and flintlock pistols.
Paladins	longarms and sidearms. Paladins can use firearms for Divine Smite, Improved Divine Smite, and any spells that would require them to take an attack with a melee weapon before taking effect, but you must be within at least 10 feet of the creature attacked to do so.
Rangers	longarms and sidearms.
Rogues	sidearms, muskets, wheellock guns, carbines, and rifles.
Bloodhunter	longarms and sidearms. Bloodhunters can use firearms for Crimson Rite, Primal Rite, Esoteric Rite and any spells that would require them to take an attack with a melee weapon before taking effect, but you must be within at least 10 feet of the creature attacked to do so.