Play by Post, DM/Player, Homebrew, Multiversal Thinking.

Hello there adventurers! Are you looking for a somewhat experienced DM and a homebrewed adventure? I invite you to Free The Fallen and save the multiverse!

I do play by Posts here on DDB, and have a campaign already going with the format above and willing to start a new one. Here's a link to my current one.

https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/dungeons-dragons-discussion/play-by-post/239454-free-the-fallen-actual-game?comment=1

Also I can be an extra player in other PBP campaigns.

Hi.  I'd like to learn more.  I'm very interested in PBP, though i've only gotten to try one very short campaign of PbP.  I have done other nonPbp campaigns that have used alot of rp chat in between sessions.

thanks

Discord if needed:  piper_82485

In this world the gods and mortals interact with each other commonly, and sometimes, the gods lose their power to the mortals.

I'm looking for a group of lvl 1 adventurers to help a fallen goddess regain her divinity. I'm open to all experience lvls, homebrew, custom backgrounds, and anything in-between. But I will make the encounters in scale with your characters.

Please use standard rolls. Max is 3 sets of rolls.

If you're interested please say your,

Character name:

Gender:

Race:

Class:

Background:

End the background with you getting transported to a tavern that cannot be accessed normally.

Please post link to character so I can see.

https://www.dndbeyond.com/characters/151517563

Hamwich Tunnelly (Ham for short)

Male

Lightfoot Halfling

Ranger lv.1

Hamwich Tunnelly lived his whole life in the same village. He worked at the local inn until he heard tales of an epic adventure that one of his distant cousins had completed. This set his heart yearning for at least a small adventure. When he mentioned his desire to one of his customers, the man advised Hamwich to explore the tower ruins three days to the east for an easy first journey. With that suggestion, Hamwich gathered up supplies and set out on his first expedition. Near the base of the abandoned watchtower, Hamwich noticed a silver ring on the ground shaped like two intertwined snakes with a small emerald set between the two snakes' mouths. He hastily picks it up and puts it on thinking that the trek to the tower was beginning to feel like a real adventure. He takes a few more steps toward the tower, when suddenly the ground gives way beneath his feet and he drops down the hole. After his short fall Hamwich glances back up the hole only to find the ceiling of a tavern not too different from his own workplace.