SeraphsWrath

/roll 1D20 --> 4

/roll 1D100 --> 89

Our rule was that newbies got first pick all the time. Me being more experienced, I would usually end up playing a magic user like a Warlock; something a little bit harder to play than a fighter because of the very limited spell slots

Also, side note: once a human being reaches terminal velocity, they're usually dead when they stop.

Second, be willing to compromise in an informed manner; you should talk not only about the things that the DM does, but also ways you could break the campaign, in a helpful and friendly way.

"It seems to me that I or someone else could gain artificial advantages in encounters by jumping onto enemies, and I don't think that would be fun for either of us."

"I would like to see more of the NPCs rolls on things like this."

Things to avoid are saying, "Stop cheating," or other overly-zealous statements. If it feels more spiteful than honest, don't say it