Divine Right to Rule - A Free Story-Based Campaign in a Homebrew Setting!

Game: Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition
Group preferred: Online via Discord for Voice Chat, Roll20 for Maps, & DnDBeyond for Character Sheets
Experience: 12 Years exclusively 5e, Creative Writing & English Major
Timezone: Central Daylight Time
Schedule: Weekly, sometimes on Sunday. Exact schedule is negotiable with the players, but I tend to run sessions that are 3-4 hours long.
Roles Sought: I need a minimum of 3 players to begin this game!

This continent-spanning campaign takes place in 535 PA. In the wake of a war that is still relatively recent, tensions are high between the countries of Ingentes. Banditry has been rising to alarmingly common levels, Druidic and Arcane magic is outlawed and seen a "Witchcraft" by the Holy Elysian Chamber, and no matter where you go, fear of the other countries and monsters that lurk in the dark is prevalent. This negativity is exactly what the forces that would destroy Ingentes need to spark the fires of war.

In this campaign, there is a main questline and plenty of optional objectives. You can treat this like a standard hack-and-slash adventure if you'd like, or get embroiled in the mystery and political intrigue if it interests you! There's something for everyone here.

Our campaign begins in Arcadia! Court Witch Aloysia seeks talented individuals she can hire for a personal mission. Whether you were invited or not, adventure awaits!

Feel free to comment or private message me if you're interested in joining, and if you're wondering if I'm the DM for you, feel free to browse by startplaying profile below to skim reviews of my style.

https://startplaying.games/gm/1597085989256x548553162300843700

This post is for a FREE game, though I'm looking for players for a paid game as well. The players who join this game will not have to pay a dime to play.

1 player has joined the game!

As a warning for future players, they're a teenager, so if you're uncomfortable playing with a teenager, this game won't be for you.

I personally think it's important to teach the next generation the game, even if it's over the internet.