They could rearrange the scores as desired. Matthew Mercer implemented a house rule that if sum of all ability scores for a player was less than 70, then that player had the option to reroll all scores. For Campaign 2, ability scores were determined during character creation using the standard method described in the Player's Handbook: roll 4d6 and drop the lowest die.The Mighty Nein return to the mainland in an attempt to recruit allies and gain items to aid them in the battle against the Somnovem. The Mighty Nein engage in an excursion to Eiselcross, and an unexpected encounter that leaves their path cold and complicated. The party arrives on Rumblecusp for TravelerCon, encountering more gods than expected. The party deals with places and people from their pasts, and bring hope for the future with a tenuous peace agreement. The Mighty Nein set out to recover their missing member and stop the cult of the mysterious 'Angel of Irons'. The Mighty Nein delve into the mysterious past of Yasha as they uncover more clues about the rifts throughout Xhorhas. The Mighty Nein delve into the wastes of Xhorhas, and are forced to become more involved in the war they had originally hoped to avoid. The Mighty Nein take to the high seas in search of a deeper understanding of Fjord's mysterious patron. The Mighty Nein recover those who were lost but at a dire cost. The party comes together as a group in the aftermath of the twin attacks on Dayana Prucine and the Zauberspire, exploring the underbelly of Zadash. The new party members first meet in the sleepy town of Trostenwald, but they quickly become involved in an investigation after a zombie attacks the recently arrived traveling carnival. → Main article: The Adventures of the Mighty Nein Chapter Warlock (Hexblade Pact of the Blade), Paladin (Oath of the Open Sea)

Fallen episode 1 the beginning