Game: D&D 5e

Group preferred: Online

Experience: Beginner to Intermediate.

• I’ve played in a few campaigns here and there, some irl and some online, and while I wouldn’t say that I’m particularly experienced, I do understand most of the basics.

Location/Timezone: GMT+4

Availability:

• I know that my timezone is a bit difficult scheduling-wise, but I’m usually pretty flexible about the hours that I can play, within feasible reason of course.
• I’m never available on Saturdays, unfortunately. But otherwise: Sundays and Tuesdays work best for me; my schedule is the most consistent on those days, and therefore easier to work around. As for the other days of the week, my availability will vary depending on outside factors. That being said, I’m definitely open to discussion and some compromise so that I can attend sessions as consistently as possible.

Preferred role: Player

Game style:

• One can never go wrong with a classic adventure game, or maybe even a mystery narrative. Dungeon crawlers are certainly fun too, or wide and sweeping plots that determine the fate of the kingdom. One of the few genres that I won’t want to play is horror.
• I’m a fan of exploration, good narrative, and deep lore that I can get immersed in. A combat encounter here and there wouldn’t go astray, but I wouldn’t want to play in a campaign that was only about the combat alone. I’m admittedly more partial to the RP and survival aspects of the system than anything else.
• However, I must emphasize that while I am certainly lenient about magic being in the game (after all, it is a fantasy world, and I love playing a good magic class now and then); I’m not interested in stories that have themes of the occult or witches or demons, or anything of that similar kind or nature. So, if you want to tell stories like that, then I’m not the player for your game. Thank you, but no thank you.
• No paid games, please.