Certain things in the game, such as items, encumbrance, or class features, may modify your speed.

Speed: Your character’s speed is noted under your race in Chapter 2 of the Player’s Handbook.

Nonlethal Damage: This area can remain blank, as your character is at full HP.

In the beginning, you should have full HP. You can use it to count up damage received or use it to count down your characters HP.

Wounds/Current HP: This area will be used to keep track of your characters HP during the game.

A rogue, for example, with a hit die of d6 and a constitution modifier of +2 would receive 8 hit points at first level and would roll a d6 and add 2 HP for each subsequent level. At first level, however, your character receives the full hit die and constitution modifier worth of points. This is done upon attaining each new level.

HP: Your total HP (hit points) is calculated by rolling your class’ hit die (noted in the class description in the player’s handbook) and adding your constitution modifier to it.

AC stands for “armor class” and describes how hard your character is to be hit by attacks. Speed is how quickly your character can move in a single action during combat. HP stands for “hit points,' which is how much damage your character can take.

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