Welcome to the Character Sheet Creation Guide! Chances are, if you’re reading this over then you’re probably new to Omens In Ashes? If so, make sure to take a look at our Code of Conduct, Starting Guide, Lore Information Tab, and Character Directory before registering and filling out your character sheet. That being said, editing the character is simple enough once you know what information needs to be listed where. If, after reading this guide, you’re still having trouble filling out your sheet, please pop over to the Help Desk or join our Discord Server so that the admins and veterans can assist you.


You can access your user control panel by clicking on your avatar on the upper, right hand side of your screen. If you haven’t uploaded a photo, you might see a letter with the first initial of your name. Click that and a drop down box will appear, allowing you to access the UCP.

Other information that might show on this panel is a link to view your character sheet, a link to view your user profile, which will show all the medals you’ve collected in your time on Omens, and all of the accounts linked to your main profile. For now, we want to view the User Control Panel (UCP).



Once you’ve loaded into the User Control Panel, on the left hand side, at the very bottom of the list, you’ll find the Character Sheet tab. Anytime you want to add or update information on your character, this is the tab you’ll access. Go ahead and click on it to display the drop down menu items.



These four tabs make up what information is shown on the sheet.


Click on the ‘General’ tab.



This tab allows you to list general information about your character so players can have a quick reference of information when accessing your sheet. The areas of information might be expanded in the future, however, these sections are listed as such:


Once you’ve figured out the information needs, click submit to update! Now, let’s move onto Stats and Combat Modifiers.



Stats make up a large part of the game on Omens. They determine what your character can and can’t do, as well as how they interact with others in various settings. You should take a look at the Starting Guide and Combat Guide when filling out this information.

Listed below are the six main stats used on the site:


Stat points are hard to accumulate and the most anyone can obtain in a year are 7 points. Make sure to design your character in a way that will help them be proficient not just in battle, but outside of combat where politics and etiquette matter.

Listed below is combat essential information:


It’s recommended for new players to focus on character’s stats first and figure out their armor and weapons later. You won’t know how much money you have to spend on armor and weapons until after you pick a starting package.



This section lists the amount of coins your character has and the conversion rates for other types of currency, should they find themselves in a country that doesn’t accept Krowns. Krowns are automatically awarded every time you make a post in the forum ‘Noar’, otherwise known as the role-playing forum, and generate in this section. Should you edit or delete a post, your coins will add/subtract to reflect those edits.

Converting currency does not automatically add/subtract. Therefore, whatever you’re converting, you must subtract what you’re converting from manually. If you don’t have enough coin to do the conversion then you’ll have to wait until you have more money. An example of this is listed below:


Any time a player’s coin is adjusted, it reflects in a log mods have access to and reserve the right to follow whenever they wish. That being said, it’s pretty easy to tell if someone is cheating, so don’t do it. If there is a substantial growth in wealth from a character, the player should be able to explain why if a moderator asks them.



Here is where you’ll list the main information for your character, from their history and relatives, to the magic they wield, and the items they have. There’s also a Notes section included for In-Character or Out-of-Character purposes (it’s for you to decide).

You may include any amount of detail in your character sheet’s Information Section, however, what is listed below must be described somewhere in it:


You may include any amount of detail in your character sheet’s Spell Book Section, however, what is listed below must be described somewhere in it:


You may include any amount of detail in your character sheet’s Inventory Section, however, what is listed below must be described somewhere in it:


You may include any amount of detail in your character sheet’s Relations Section, however, what is listed below should be described somewhere in it, if applicable:


You may include any amount of detail in your character sheet’s Notes Section, however, what is listed below must be described somewhere in it:


After you’ve submitted the necessary information, you can view your character sheet by clicking the link at the top that says ‘click here to view your character sheet’.



Last, but not least, how do you view this information?


There you have it! You’ve edited/created your character sheet! Seems a bit confusing, but as said before, once you get the hang of it, making changes to the sheet is a piece of cake. Congratulations and we hope you have fun diving into the story here at Omens in Ashes!