Not sure if this is the right place to put this but here goes. I live in a rural area, have a job that demands long hours on midnights, & not a lot of option aside from one established group 30 miles away who by the looks of their discord has to cancel every 3 out of 4 weeks.
I also love D&D. I grew up reading the novels, still reread some of them (or at least a narrator with a much better voice than my own does so on audible!) occasionally, & fondly remember when I found & bought Faiths & Pantheons & Defenders of the Faith at a mall as a teen. Love the cleric class & it was like finding long lost tomes! I still buy the hardcover books as they come out to this day.
Nostalgia aside, I have never been able to properly play anything resembling D&D aside from the Icewind Dale & Baldur's Gate PC games that I've sunk a lot of time into over the years. I only recently discovered ObviousMimic's solo adventures & I am hooked. I get that it's not D&D proper but for me it's been a blast & despite buying the megabundle or w/e it was called in the infancy of dndbeyond, it's also the first time I've used the service in earnest.
I only wish I could buy solo modules on the marketplace & have all the maps, tokens, monsters, items & so forth freely available to use on dndbeyond. I also feel like after bumbling through a few adventures solo, should I have the opportunity to join a playgroup in the future I would be much more likely to do so.
A lot of words to basically say, I want solo adventures & I'll give you money for them.
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Not sure if this is the right place to put this but here goes. I live in a rural area, have a job that demands long hours on midnights, & not a lot of option aside from one established group 30 miles away who by the looks of their discord has to cancel every 3 out of 4 weeks.
I also love D&D. I grew up reading the novels, still reread some of them (or at least a narrator with a much better voice than my own does so on audible!) occasionally, & fondly remember when I found & bought Faiths & Pantheons & Defenders of the Faith at a mall as a teen. Love the cleric class & it was like finding long lost tomes! I still buy the hardcover books as they come out to this day.
Nostalgia aside, I have never been able to properly play anything resembling D&D aside from the Icewind Dale & Baldur's Gate PC games that I've sunk a lot of time into over the years. I only recently discovered ObviousMimic's solo adventures & I am hooked. I get that it's not D&D proper but for me it's been a blast & despite buying the megabundle or w/e it was called in the infancy of dndbeyond, it's also the first time I've used the service in earnest.
I only wish I could buy solo modules on the marketplace & have all the maps, tokens, monsters, items & so forth freely available to use on dndbeyond. I also feel like after bumbling through a few adventures solo, should I have the opportunity to join a playgroup in the future I would be much more likely to do so.
A lot of words to basically say, I want solo adventures & I'll give you money for them.