Thousand Hells Player Character Creation Guide

What is confirmed about player character creation?

The public store page confirms that players customize a character and build a party of four heroes. It also says that each hero has a profession and a unique set of skills, but it does not publish a complete character-creation menu or a final list of starting traits.

Publicly supported point	Current evidence status
Players customize a character	Confirmed by the Steam store description
A party contains four heroes	Confirmed by the Steam store description
Heroes have professions and skills	Confirmed by the Steam store description
Every creation option and value	Not publicly documented

This means a launch-ready build guide would be premature. Compare the trait system and recruitable heroes pages once the public build supplies concrete choices.

How should you record a new character build?

Record the profession, visible traits, party role, and the encounters where the character was tested. A useful record separates what the interface displays from what a player infers after a result, because the game is designed to change the cast and quest from run to run.

Field	Record
Profession	Exact in-game label
Traits	Exact labels and category if shown
Intended role	Leader, support, specialist, or unknown
Useful encounters	Encounter name and observed situation
Consequences	Wounds, mental effects, or relationship changes
Evidence	Screenshot, video timestamp, or repeated test

For encounter testing, use the encounter bags and actions notes rather than treating one successful choice as a universal answer.

What remains unconfirmed?

The sources do not establish the full profession list, whether all options are available from the start, or how creation choices affect later dialogue and endings. Those claims should remain open until screenshots from the release build or repeated player tests document them.

The character relationships page is the place to record relationship evidence, while the ending conditions page tracks which party-state claims still need testing.