Cast
A character sheet is a pressure map for a person who is not finished becoming real.
This page will hold recurring PCs and NPCs for RPG Wednesday. Characters belong here when they appear often enough to become useful references instead of one-off recap details, including the stranger quinary figures now entering the campaign's orbit.
people in play should stay legible after a single recap page is no longer enough.
a character has recurring pressure, a stable voice, or visual references that should outlive one session.
character memory, portrait references, scene prompts, relationship notes, and future cast pages.
Local Gameplay Kit
Enable JavaScript to use private localStorage tools for scene state, initiative, clocks, scratch notes, character beats, canon candidates, and session recap seeds. The static campaign routes remain available either way.
Current Status
Why cast belongs here
The cast register protects recurring people from being diluted into recap chatter.
It helps the table decide when a figure has earned stable reference status and when a note should stay in sessions for now.
What exists now
The cast is starting to hold. Use the session log as the source of truth until specific characters recur enough to justify their own pages. Current likely candidates include 'l'n'd'r, Mr. BoonWAP, Slibbon Bap, Mr. BaneWAP, WAPboy, Honk Bazongas, Gravy Davis, and the new arrival Deskar Null.
What belongs here
Player characters, recurring NPCs, quinary figures, prophecy carriers, and references back into sessions. One-off appearances should stay in the recap until they start carrying narrative weight, touchy existence questions should be recorded as pressure rather than as cheap verdicts, and name-drift figures only belong here after the session log proves which version of them actually recurs. For one-person drafting and portrait-first development, start on the character-development page.
Recent Arrival
This is the kind of dense mobile-readable card the cast route should support: specific enough to roleplay, compact enough to scan, and structured enough to develop later.
“I travel the dimensions, bringing things people want from one to the next, eternally wandering.”
Origin and tradition
Raised in ancient Mesopotamia. He made a deal with Baal Mammon, god of wealth and desire, for an eternal life.
Party role
He makes deals, negotiates, and navigates through dimensions.
Voice and contradiction
Deskar notices what draws attention, quickly gauges desire, and has a persistent desire to make a deal, which can turn into overpersistence.
Private rule
He cannot give or receive gifts, nor can he steal or commit violence. He has to make deals for everything.
Next arc
Exploring a new potential market. Someone familiar with that space could teach him a lot.
Proof lane
Still open. Sessions need to show what Deskar trades, what he refuses, and how deal-logic changes the room.