Ah, you know hellninjas?

Speaking of which, where'd he go? He seemed to come back for a spell a month ago then disappeared again. <.<

Anyways, I don't have much experience with Blender, but the nose and mouth could definitely benefit from the mirror modifier, to half the workload. The eyes should be easy, just a sphere with an eyelid. The actual iris itself would be just a texture applied to the eye. You may want the eyeball and the eyelid separate if your character will be blinking and such.

Beyond that, depending upon the game, you might not need something overly detailed. There are also a lot of videos and tutorials online for Human anatomy in Blender, Autodesk, etc.

Lastly, this might not be the best forum for this. You might get better responses if you make a topic for your RPG itself in the Computer section. (Also, I know there are quite a few 3D modelers around. 3D modelling section anyone?)

Might I ask you to use proper spelling and punctuation? In your whole post you only used 2 end of line marks, while actually your post contains multiple lines. If you want help, you might also want to inform us a bit more than "can you help me with blender i have mc and skype thanks".
Just my 2 cents

Since this is in the GM/RM sub-forum, I assume that you are using an RPG Maker or other pre-made game engine with game making tools, right?

Blender has a built-in game engine, but never produced high level games, depending on a lot of low level optimisations/features that a lot of graphic cards not used to have, sush as GLSL.
You make a game based on boxes connections such as "event" -> "condition" -> "action", where the "condition" node can be mixed up with a python script.
Now, the game engine has been kept but doesn't seem to be actively developped any more.
On the other hand, Blender has improved a lot in modeling, retopologing and other associated tools, like sculpt mode and dynamic topology and can be used on its own for modeling purposes only.
Finally, I have to say that you're definitly not the first nor the last to think that you'll make an awesome game, looking on the web for tutorials. This is the worst point to begin. If you have an idea but do not have the time/passience to learn the right tools, you will probably fail, such all the other 14years old blender users that thought it would be a great idea to make a game : Absolutly no one managed to make a playable one, no one : even me and my friend.
This is a common problem/dream and has a simple solution : forget about your game and think about what you really want by doing this, there are plenny of other ways to start that does not involve 3D.