that seems like really bending the logic of what people have traditionally called fandom OCs, anon.

the term was originally coined to describe folks who made OCs for, like, dean's long lost cousin or goku's OTHER son from the future or something, not tabletop OCs.

it doesn't seem like you really get tabletop, or at least don't approach it the same way most other people do. plus i'm sure even IF you brought a d&d character to the mods that was from a wholly original campaign to these mods, they still wouldn't accept it under their rules. in fact they already said as much.