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How to make a portrait and short clip of your tabletop role-playing character

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Short answer

Describe your character to Spark, Rift's video agent: race, class, clothes, weapon, scar. Ask for pictures first, up to 4 versions at once, and pick the one that matches your table's idea. Save it as a Rift character, then ask for a short clip of up to 15 seconds, like drawing a sword at a tavern door.

Describe your character to Spark and pick a portrait from up to 4 versions. Then ask for a short clip of up to 15 seconds, so the table can see them move.

What you need

Step by step

  1. Tell Spark who they are: race, class, clothes, one detail that is only theirs.
  2. Look at up to 4 versions and choose the one that fits.
  3. Save the choice as a character so they stay the same.
  4. Ask for a short clip and check the Draft.
  5. Tap Make, then find it in your Library.

Lines to try with Spark

Tips

Questions people ask

Can I use my own sketch?

Yes. Add your drawing and ask Spark to keep the design while adding colour and light.

Can I make the whole party?

Yes, one character at a time. Save each as a character, then put them together in a scene.

Will the character look the same each time?

A saved character keeps its look across videos. Say the key details again if something changes.

Can I use characters from a published game?

Keep to your own original character. Branded characters and logos are better left out.