龙与地下城现在比以往任何时候都更受欢迎。(Dragons)即使提亚马特(Tiamat)（或全球大流行）的兴起也无法改变这一点。如果您想玩 D&D 但您的团队由于社交距离限制而无法见面，请尝试Roll20。
Roll20是一个在线平台，用于举办龙与地下城(Dungeons)活动(Dragons)以及其他桌面纸笔游戏。这不仅是与您的朋友互动的好方法，也是与您的角色互动的好方法。Roll20 会(Roll20)自动计算龙与地下城的伤害、生命值、护甲等级以及许多更重要(Dungeons)的部分(Dragons)。
如果这是您第一次使用Roll20，那可能会令人生畏和不知所措。有许多不同的菜单可供浏览和选项可供选择。此Roll20教程将帮助您设置您的角色，以便您开始玩。
创建角色
任何DND(DND)活动的第一步（即加入活动本身之后）都是创建角色。出于本文的目的，我们假设您知道如何掷骰子和分发统计数据。本Roll20教程的目的是向您展示如何将其全部实现到Roll20字符表中。
输入您的角色名称开始。之后，选择Class(Class)旁边的下拉框。因为这是一款 D&D 游戏，您将看到所有官方认可的职业（不包括血猎(Blood Hunter)者）。如果适用，您还应该输入您的子职业、等级、种族和子种族。
现在选择Level(Level)旁边的齿轮图标。它将交换到一组新的选项。您已经输入的任何相关信息都将被保留。如您所见，我们选择我们的班级为Wizard并将我们的种族设置为Computer。你知道，因为我们是一个技术网站。
此辅助字段允许您输入角色的背景、阵营和经验值总数。请记住，如果您的地下城主(Dungeon Master)使用里程碑升级方法， 则可能不需要经验值。
输入角色统计信息(Entering Character Stats)
下一步是输入您的统计数据。在屏幕的最左侧，在大零下方的小圆形区域中输入每个角色统计数据的分数。较大的数字是您的修饰符，并且会自动计算。例如，如果您在“强度”(Strength)字段中输入 20，您将获得 +5 的修正值。
Inspiration字段是一个打开/关闭区域。你的熟练度奖励和你的(Proficiency Bonus)豁免(Saving Throw)修改器一样是自动计算的。只需单击您的角色精通的任何(Just)保存投掷(Saving Throws)旁边的复选框，尽管将自动选择任何基于类的。
(Armor Class)当您将盔甲添加到库存时，会自动计算盔甲等级。“倡议”字段是您的修改器，也是自动计算的。速度取决于你的性格，但你必须手动输入。对于 D&D 中的大多数比赛，您的基本速度是每转 30 英尺。
人格特质、理想、纽带(Personality Traits, Ideals, Bonds, )和缺陷( Flaws)都必须手动输入，但不是游戏玩法的必要部分。生命骰(Hit Dice)字段基于您的等级和职业。如果您需要在游戏过程中的任何时候掷骰子，只需单击底部的“Hit Dice”字样(Hit Die)。(Hit Dice)在“生命骰”(Hit Dice)字段旁边，可以单击或关闭死亡豁免。(Death Saves)您还可以单击“死亡保存”以自动掷骰子。
您的技能(Skill)必须全部手动选择。要将您的熟练度(Proficiency)自动添加到任何技能(Skill)卷中，请单击它旁边的复选框。
添加角色项目(Adding Character Items)
现在为项目。如果您的地下城主(Dungeon Master)为您提供使用纲要(Compendium)，您将能够将您的装备拖放到您的角色表上。看一下屏幕的右侧。您应该在屏幕顶部看到几个选项。选择圆圈中间看起来像“i”的图标。
从那里，选择项目。(Items.)您可以滚动浏览此列表并拖动您将在第一级拥有的大多数基本装备。在这个例子中，我们给了我们的法师(Wizard)一把战斧(Battleaxe)。因为使用战斧(Battleaxe)攻击有两种不同的方式，Roll20 将这(Roll20)两个选项都添加到了攻击和施法(Attacks & Spellcasting )菜单中。
通过单击武器的名称来滚动(Roll)和攻击。如果单击消息图标，您将看到它出现在屏幕的右侧。最上面的数字是攻击掷骰(Attack Roll)，以确定您是命中还是未命中。底部的数字是您对攻击造成的伤害量。
此字段下方是设备(Equipment)字段。当您将项目从纲要(Compendium)拖到工作表上时，它会自动添加到此字段并计算每个项目的重量。除非您的 DM 喜欢单调乏味，否则体重很少会在游戏中发挥作用。
但是，正如您在图片中看到的那样，我们在库存中添加了迷人的铆钉皮革盔甲。(Glamoured Studded Leather Armor)这样(Doing)做会自动将角色的护甲等级(Armor Class)更改为 13。在大多数情况下，Roll20会自动计算您的护甲等级(Armor Class)，但如果您采用可以提高整体 AC 的专长，则必须进行手动调整。
添加法术
D&D 的另一个重要部分是施法。角色表的右上角是三个选项卡：核心、生物(Core, Bio, )和法术。( Spells. )选择 Spells(Select Spells)，您将看到如下所示的页面。
您可以选择屏幕上的任何加号来手动添加法术，但最简单的方法是将法术从纲要(Compendium)拖放到法术页面上。这将自动设置从范围和法术卡输出到伤害掷骰和豁免检定的所有内容。
添加生物信息
最后一个字段Bio，您可以在其中输入有关角色外观、他们的盟友和他们所属的组织、背景故事等的详细信息。本部分旨在帮助您记住有关角色的重要信息并跟踪他或她拥有的宝藏。
根据您的游戏运行方式，您的地下城主(Dungeon Master)可能比其他人更重视背景故事。
本指南仅涉及在Roll20中进行战役的表面，但它应该可以帮助您设置角色表，以便您可以潜入游戏。毕竟，最好的老师是经验——无论是自己在战役中玩的经验，还是尝试在一级 挑战远古红龙。(Ancient Red Dragon)
Roll20 Tutorial: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started
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Roll20 is an online platform used for hosting Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, as well as other tabletop pen and paper games. It is a great way to interact with not only your friends, but also your character. Roll20 automatically calculates damage, hit points, armor class, and many more important parts of Dungeons and Dragons.
If it’s your first time using Roll20, it can be intimidating and overwhelming. There are a host of different menus to navigate through and options to select from. This Roll20 tutorial will help you set up your character so you can get started playing.
Creating a Character
The first step in any DND campaign (after joining the campaign itself, that is) is creating a character. For the purpose of this article, we will assume you know how to roll dice and distribute stats. The purpose of this Roll20 tutorial will be to show you how to implement it all into the Roll20 character sheet.
Enter your character name to start. After this, select the drop down box beside Class. Because this is set up as a D&D game, you will see all of the officially recognized classes (excluding Blood Hunter.) You should also enter your subclass, level, race, and subrace, if applicable.
Now select the gear icon beside Level. It will swap to a new set of options. Any relevant information you have already entered will be carried over. As you can see, we chose our class as Wizard and set our race as Computer. You know, because we’re a tech site.
This secondary field allows you to enter your character’s background, your alignment, and the total number of experience points. Keep in mind that experience points might not be necessary if your Dungeon Master uses the milestone leveling method.
Entering Character Stats
The next step is entering your stats. On the far left side of the screen, enter the scores for each of your character’s stats in the small round area beneath the large zero. The larger number is your modifier and is automatically calculated. For example, if you enter 20 in the Strength field, you get a modifier of +5.
The Inspiration field is a toggle on/toggle off area. Your Proficiency Bonus is automatically calculated, as are your Saving Throw modifiers. Just click the checkbox beside any Saving Throws your character is proficient in, although any based on class will automatically be selected.
Armor Class is automatically calculated when you add armor to your inventory. The Initiative field is your modifier and is also automatically calculated. Speed is based on your character, but you have to manually enter that. For most races in D&D, your base speed is 30 feet per turn.
Personality Traits, Ideals, Bonds, and Flaws must all be entered manually but are not a necessary part of gameplay. The Hit Dice field is based on your level and class. If you need to roll a Hit Die at any point during gameplay, just click the “Hit Dice” word at the bottom. Beside the Hit Dice field, Death Saves can be clicked on or off. You can also click “Death Saves” to automatically roll the dice.
Your Skills must all be selected manually. To add your Proficiency to any Skill roll automatically, click the checkbox beside it.
Adding Character Items
Now for items. If your Dungeon Master provides you use of the Compendium, you will be able to drag and drop your gear onto your character sheet. Take a look at the right side of your screen. You should see several options at the top of the screen. Select the icon that looks like an “i” in the middle of a circle.
From there, select Items. You can scroll through this list and drag over most basic gear that you will have at level one. In this example, we have given our Wizard a Battleaxe. Because there are two different ways to attack with a Battleaxe, Roll20 has added both options to the Attacks & Spellcasting menu.
Roll and attack by clicking the name of the weapon. You will see it appear on the right side of the screen if you click the message icon. The top number is the Attack Roll to determine whether you hit or miss. The bottom number is the amount of damage you deal with the attack.
Beneath this field is the Equipment field. When you drag an item from the Compendium onto your sheet, it is automatically added to this field and calculates the weight of each item. Unless your DM has a penchant for tedium, weight will rarely play a role in the game.
However, as you can see in the image, we have added Glamoured Studded Leather Armor to the inventory. Doing so has automatically changed the character’s Armor Class to 13. In most cases, Roll20 will automatically calculate your Armor Class, although you’ll have to make manual adjustments if you take a feat that improves your overall AC.
Adding Spells
Another vital part of D&D is spellcasting. At the top-right of your character sheet are three tabs: Core, Bio, and Spells. Select Spells, and you’ll see a page like the one below.
You can select any of the plus symbols on the screen to manually add spells, but the easiest way to do so is to drag and drop spells from the Compendium onto the spell page. This will automatically set up everything from range and spell card output to damage rolls and saving throws.
Adding Bio Info
The final field, Bio, is where you can enter details about your character’s appearance, their allies and organizations they belong to, backstory, and more. This section is to help you remember important information about your character and keep track of the treasure he or she has.
Depending on how your game is run, your Dungeon Master may place more importance on backstory than others.
This guide only scratches the surface of playing a campaign in Roll20, but it should help you get your character sheet set up so you can dive into a game. After all, the best teacher is experience—whether that experience is playing in a campaign yourself, or trying to take on an Ancient Red Dragon at level one.
