this is simple.

you will make up a first level character.

you will roll attributes on rpol. you have two choices for rolling attribute dice;
1. roll 4d6, drop the lowest, put stats in oreder
2. roll 3d6, place stats where you want.

if the die roller is cruel to you i may consider allowing a reroll.

you can have max hit points at 1st level.
you can have max starting money at 1st level.

players should discuss their characters with one another and figure out how everyone is acquainted and to what degree. you can be friends, siblings, cousins, in a romantic relationship, family acquaintances, coworkers, etc.

now, taking these connection to heart, each character needs a bit background about who they are, what their family does in Schrewsberry, what gods they worship, what tentative goals do they have, and so on. this will be incorporated into the game setting, the game will revolve around the PCs after all.

once character sheets are open to you they will stay open to you. you are responsible for updating your character's xp, gear, money, etc., etc. i will not be editing characters, ever.

Benedict is a priest of Padron. He is kind and easy going, following the god out of a desire to know more and understand life's little mysteries. He isn't motivated by money, drink or women (at least not much) but rather a desire to help and heal.

found a target for the succubus.

Woohoo! works for me. Better than being roasted alive by orcs.

the succubus has a pair of orc chefs working for her. did i fail to mention that earlier?

Bummer.

Sam is a walking stereotype.

A ranger with great concern for honor and good who is altogether more comfortable in the wilderness than in civilization.

Only odd thing to modern eyes is that he does not, as of yet, carry a bow but rather several hand axes.

Sounds to me like he and Benedict would get on well.