Game: D&D 5e Group preferred: Online / In person (location permitting) Experience: 3-4 years Location/Timezone: VA/EST Availability: Most weekends Preferred role: Player Game style: Roleplaying, strong story telling mixed with some action.
Greetings! I am an experienced player looking for a dedicated group and campaign. Roleplaying in DnD is one of the best parts of this game. The prospect of a new character embarking on an adventure always sounds like fun to me! The best play groups I find have a good balance between being silly and knowing when to be serious. Dnd to me feels more like a performance than a video game. When it comes to my characters, I truly try to give them as much depth as possible. Whether they are simple, intriguing, evil or complicated, there are twenty sides to a story! Hope to hear from someone soon.
Thank you,
If this post finds anyone's interests, please feel free to reach me here or my email, mantretter28@gmail.com
So, I may have an offer for you. I am in the process of starting a homebrew campaign. It will be a laid back, no-fighting campaign. Here is the outline:
You and your friends are experienced gamblers. When I say experienced, I MEAN it. Your friend group is comprised of card sharks (or, if we are being proportionate, megalodons), masters of dice (A.K.A average D&D players), and others of the sort. Looking for a challenge, you all pack your bags, filled with your earnings from previous ventures, and set out for the long trip from the Vreg, the local gambling den that you all operate and live in, to Eilos, a large city where the wealthy live. In this city lies the most well known casino in the world: "Eilos Gamble Den," or EGD for short. At first glance, it seems like a perfect tourist attraction for a visit to a city of such grand splendor, but is it perhaps...
too... perfect?
This casino hides a dark secret. Will you be able to solve this mystery, or become yet another victim?
If you are interested, please feel free to contact me at: drploppleiv@gmail.com (I will also try to contact you if I remember. For everything other than D&D, I have a bad short-term memory.)
Disclaimer: Because of previous experiences, I feel uncomfortable using Discord, but other forums (such as Guilded, Message, etc.) remain options.
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I do campaigns the are beginner friendly! If you are interested, contact me at: drploppleiv@gmail.com
Game: D&D 5e
Group preferred: Online / In person (location permitting)
Experience: 3-4 years
Location/Timezone: VA/EST
Availability: Most weekends
Preferred role: Player
Game style: Roleplaying, strong story telling mixed with some action.
Greetings! I am an experienced player looking for a dedicated group and campaign. Roleplaying in DnD is one of the best parts of this game. The prospect of a new character embarking on an adventure always sounds like fun to me! The best play groups I find have a good balance between being silly and knowing when to be serious. Dnd to me feels more like a performance than a video game. When it comes to my characters, I truly try to give them as much depth as possible. Whether they are simple, intriguing, evil or complicated, there are twenty sides to a story! Hope to hear from someone soon.
Thank you,
If this post finds anyone's interests, please feel free to reach me here or my email, mantretter28@gmail.com
So, I may have an offer for you. I am in the process of starting a homebrew campaign. It will be a laid back, no-fighting campaign. Here is the outline:
You and your friends are experienced gamblers. When I say experienced, I MEAN it. Your friend group is comprised of card sharks (or, if we are being proportionate, megalodons), masters of dice (A.K.A average D&D players), and others of the sort. Looking for a challenge, you all pack your bags, filled with your earnings from previous ventures, and set out for the long trip from the Vreg, the local gambling den that you all operate and live in, to Eilos, a large city where the wealthy live. In this city lies the most well known casino in the world: "Eilos Gamble Den," or EGD for short. At first glance, it seems like a perfect tourist attraction for a visit to a city of such grand splendor, but is it perhaps...
too... perfect?
This casino hides a dark secret. Will you be able to solve this mystery, or become yet another victim?
If you are interested, please feel free to contact me at: drploppleiv@gmail.com (I will also try to contact you if I remember. For everything other than D&D, I have a bad short-term memory.)
Disclaimer: Because of previous experiences, I feel uncomfortable using Discord, but other forums (such as Guilded, Message, etc.) remain options.
I do campaigns the are beginner friendly! If you are interested, contact me at: drploppleiv@gmail.com
We play Sundays at 10am PST if you are interested.