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5E Mechanics Heirs of the Dragon
Creating Your Heir of the Dragon
So you’d like to create a character for Dungeons & Toast’s Heirs of the Dragon campaign? Before you get started, you may want to review some background info:
Link to Campaign Overview – The campaign page on Dungeon & Toast’s website. Some basic lore and mechanics for the game.
Creating Your First D&D Character – This is a nice post on D&D Beyond that goes through the mechanics of creating a character. We use their website for our campaigns so it is a good resource to review before creating your own.
Create Your Character on D&D Beyond
Our Immediate Past Guild Master has a campaign already created on D&D Beyond.
Members Only
It will give you access to all races and classes available for Heirs of the Dragon.Some things to remember before creating a character:
- Use the “Point Buy” system for the Abilities section
- Advancement Type will be milestone
- Make Character Privacy “public” if you’d like help from GMs or want to post your character on the guild site.
- Characters will utilize Max HP when leveling up during the campaign.
- Items that come with your character’s background/class can be added on your D&D Beyond character sheet manually when creating a character.
- If you would like to play one of the animal races from the Warrens of the Harengon campaign, they should be available on D&D Beyond.
Create Your Character on the Guild Homepage
Once you have your character created on D&D Beyond, you can put the basic information into the “My Character Sheet” section of the homepage (requires login). Once you login, click the “Campaign” drop down and choose the “My Character Sheet” option. Once you create your character here, you can link to your D&D Beyond character sheet as long as you set your privacy to “public” when creating your character. To find the link to your D&D Beyond character sheet, go to your character sheet page and click the “share” button at the top. It should give you a link to copy and paste.
Leveling and Gearing Up Your Character
Once you’ve created your character, you should see what level you are based on the XP you’ve earned so far during this Toastmasters Year. Depending on your level, you may need to go back to your D&D Beyond character page and level up your character. To do so, just click the hammer and anvil image on the top right of your character sheet to edit your character.
Once you create your character, you also earn 250 GP. To look for items you may wish to purchase, I recommend using the D&D Beyonds Item Page to look at equipment and magic items. To start, it’s likely you’ll only be able to afford common and uncommon items. Look for armor, weapons, and items suitable for your character and then visit Akemi’s Magickal Sundries and Tea House to purchase utilizing the gold in your account. Just search for the item and click “Unlock for XX Gold” to add to your character. You can also add the item to your character sheet in D&D Beyond if you’d like to track it there for our Roll 20 Games.
Some items to consider as you start earning gold at lower levels:
- Bag of Holding – carry all the loot!
- Cloak of Protection – +1 AC (Armor Class) and +1 on all Saving Throws
- +1 Weapons and Armor – Improves defense/offense in combat
- Alchemy Jug – Fun item that allows you to create a bunch of different liquids
- Brewer’s Supplies – Because you’ll want beer for your journey
Seriously, just look through the items, see what speaks to you, and check the shop to see if you can afford it. If your character’s race, class, or background gives you items to start, just add them manually to your D&D Beyond character sheet. Do not worry about purchasing these from Akemi’s shop.
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Done… for now!
That’s it! You’re ready to play in the Heirs of the Dragon campaign. But there’s a lot more stuff for you to check out if you’d like to:
Beyond 20 Chrome Extension – If you’d like to use your character sheet from the D&D Beyond homepage to play in Roll20, Chrome has a nifty little extension that’s pretty easy to use.
Request a Character Design – Want a cool image of your character? Submit your design request and our resident AI artist (Loni) will get something whipped up for you when she has time.
Check out everyone’s character! – Visit the character roster page on the guild website and see what other members are doing with their own characters.
Level Up! – Visit the Quests page to figure out how to maximize XP and Gold earning. Give speeches, serve as a functionary, wear your gear! These are all ways to level and strengthen your character.
Give Commendations – Did someone inspire you? Help you with a speech? Do a great job in a meeting? Run a fantastic game? Well take a moment and nominate them for a commendation on our “Commendations” page. This earns their character XP for this year’s campaign.
2024 Golden Goblets Winners

Our end-of-year recognition, the Golden Goblet Awards, were held on Friday, June 19 as part of our last meeting of the Toastmasters year. Overall, we held a total of 39 weekly meetings and 23 game nights. Members gave a total of 90 speeches and created 18 characters for the Warrens of the Harengon tabletop roleplaying game campaign.
Congratulations to the following members upon recognition of their spectacular achievements last year:
| Award Name | Award Recipient |
|---|---|
| Into the Deep End Award For volunteering to serve as an officer within the first year of joining Dungeons & Toast | Mindy B Kenneth B |
| The Insightful Watchman Award Most speech evaluations given | Loni H Cameron P Michael A |
| The Master of the Silver Tongue Award Most speeches given | David E |
| The Sovereign Host Award Most times served as Toastmaster | Michael A Loni H |
| The High Sentinel Award Most times served as Captain of the Watch | Loni H |
| The Speech Purifier Award Most times served as Wizard of Ahs | Cameron P |
| The Temporal Steward Award Most times served as Sorcerer of Time | Cameron P |
| The Linguistic Luminary Award Most times served as Cleric of Rhetoric | Kelly S Michael C Cameron P |
| The Keeper of the Scrolls Award Most times served as Scribe | Kait W Cameron P Kelly S Patrick V |
| The Lore Forger Award Most times served as Game Master | Andrew B |
| The Realm Explorer Award Most times served as Game Player | Michael A |
| The Enchanted Quill Award Most stories written | Michael A |
| The Prolific Penman Award Most blog posts written | Kait W |
| The Hero’s Journey Award Greatest personal growth | Cameron P |
| The Magical Muralist Award For exceptional service creating virtual backgrounds for guild meetings | Kait W |
| The Creative Catalyst Award For outstanding volunteerism in furtherance of guild quality | Andrew B |
| The Last Minute Legend Award Greatest number of Look the East achievements | David E |
| The Adventurer of the Year Award Chosen by committee as guild members with exemplary contributions | Michael C David E |
| The Toastmaster of the Year Award Highest experience point total | Robert G |
Heirs of the Dragon Roleplaying
Heirs of the Dragon: The Location & The Problem

Welcome to the Dragon Coast
In the Forgotten Realms there is a small geographical area known as the Dragon Coast. It exists on the southern shores of the Dragonmere (also known as the Lake of Dragons) which runs into the Sea of Fallen Stars to the east. From the west, the Tun River flows into Dragonmere through a small, wetlands area and a large mountain range protects the region from the south. The Dragon Coast has long been known for its lack of central government and to outsiders, functions as a small collection of city-states and pirate holds. Power has never been focused in one group but rather ebbs and flows between the different thieves’ guilds, pirate bands, and secret societies that work in the shadows of the region.
There was a time, many generations ago, that this area was the center of power and nobility. Over the centuries, it has devolved into a culture of “everyone has a price.” No one knows when it began, but everyone understands that this is the reality of the Dragon Coast.
Forever Winter
For the last five decades, the seas have gotten colder, darker, and more wild, increasingly limiting trade to the region. The tops of the Giant’s Run Mountains have been covered with snow and the mines in the Gulthmere Forest have gotten colder as the years have gone by, making it nearly impossible to access the resources within. Even the edges of the “Lake of Dragons”, have begun to freeze at their narrowest point between Westgate and Urmlaspyr, forcing the towns on the western edge of Dragonmere to discontinue all travel by sea indefinitely.
No one knows what’s wrong on the Dragon Coast. But if it is not solved, the fallout will be felt by all life in the Forgotten Realms.
Special Events Warrens of the Harengon
Food Finale on June 21!
The last meeting of the year is rushing towards us at an alarming speed! If anyone remembers last year, we had a wonderful medley of D&D themed recipes available to earn extra XP for the new campaign.

This year, we are doing the same! But instead of one person providing the recipes, you can earn your XP by submitting your own recipes for the finale. Here are the rules:
- Recipe Submission: 15 XP
- Make a dish during the finale: 5 XP per dish (Max 3)
- Total XP Available for next year’s campaign: 30 XP
To post your recipes you can:
1 – Post the recipe in the #finale-recipes channel on Discord: https://discord.gg/k38qyxwX
2 – Email to Andrew.Brewer@gmail.com
3 – Message me @skiptomybrew in Discord
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS WILL BE JUNE 18 TO GIVE FOLKS TIME TO DO SOME GROCERY SHOPPING!
I hope lots of people participate in sharing fun food, cocktail, and mocktail recipe ideas with the group. Bonus good vibes if your recipe is character themed!
Guild Election Results
Hello fellow guild members!
My greatest apologies for the delay but as many of you know, we held our guild officer elections at the beginning of the month. It is my great honor to introduce the guild leadership for the 2024-2025 Toastmasters year:
Guild Master (President): Greg Stockton
Quest Master (VP of Education) Andrew Brewer
Recruitment Master (VP of Membership): Cameron Pedersen
Master Bard (VP of Public Relations): Kait Watson
Master Scribe (Secretary): Kenneth Bradshaw
Master of Coin (Treasurer) Kelly Sclafani
Sergeant at Arms: Mindy Begenat
Thank you to all the members who ran for positions of leadership and thank you to those of you who will be serving as club officers next year. And finally, thank you to our current officers for such a great 2023-2024 Toastmasters year!