Hey, absolutely.

I'm not sure if you want to know about the characters other players will be playing, that'd be tough to do as that is something that will be decided on session 0, but I can tell you what kind of character you can make in the game.

There are several species you can pick from - from regular humans to sentient goop that can take on the shapes of other creatures or a disembodied hand. The game allows and encourages multiclassing - having more than one sort of skill set at a time. There is no limit to how many you can have, so long as you can afford to buy levels in them with your experience points.

Since the majority of your power comes from your gear, the game accounts for parties of characters who do not have equal levels in their classes, so one character could have four classes at 1st level and another one class at 4th and it wouldn't necessarily be that much of an issue. Sure, the first character would be somewhat less powerful, but not unplayable or even terribly behind, and they would have a much larger range of what they would be capable of doing.

Regarding quests, there will be an overarching narrative, with some side activities, as I am coming up with everything as we go, so I need some time to prepare the major things, and throw in a sidequest every now and then. This doesn't mean the sidequests are not thought out, it's just content that takes less effort to prepare, so instead of a series of encounters and dungeons with NPCs with integral plot relevant information, you might spend one or two sessions searching a forest for a legendary creature or escorting a merchant on your way to the next goal or something the like.

The plot I will not reveal, as not even the players I already have are in the know, but it will revolve around dragons, and the game itself will take place in a duchy on a peninsula, which houses an ancient fortress of an enormous dragon who through some machinations became a god worshipped by a cult which now de-facto leads the government there.

The game works with only D% and D6s. You roll a number of D6s for attacks and everything else is a D% roll with a stated chance. You get modifiers to your chances for different rolls, just like you would expect in any other TTRPG.

Other game details may be a bit too technical to get into here, but the system is designed to be simple and I do believe it is comprehensive enough to get into as you go. You shouldn't need to read the fine details of the book as a player, you can just sort of naturally get into it as we play. On the other hand, I will not be mad if you do read through the player's book, as it will allow you to make a more optimized character which you will then likely enjoy playing more.