Basic knowledge of eberron preferred

Do not worry about applying late I am picky.

Game: D&D 5e
Group type: Online possibly video?
Experience:  4-5 years 
Location/Timezone: Texas
Schedule: Discussing availability with potential players.
Roles sought: looking for 4-5 players
Game style: heavy roleplay character-focused. NOT HACK'n SLASH

Looking to work one on one with players to make integrated characters and an interesting story. come at me with ideas. 
my discord is     cactushugger#5985

I am going to be starting up a Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition game based in Eberron. There will be some tweaks and additions in the form of home-brew rules which will be fully elaborated and presented later on. This game will primarily be based with Theater Of The Mind, which entails there won't be maps for being in a town, battles (at times,) and things in that nature. Also I'd like it that we (Myself, as Storyteller, and players I hope to add to the game) take our role-play seriously, or at least not cracking jokes every other word. I hope/plan for this group to become more than a random group of strangers who only converse and associate with only on game days, to a group of friends and companions who can enjoy each others company for many times to come.

Enjoyment and Role-play is my top priority!

Enjoyment control isn't easy with two people not conversing correctly to one another and explaining how they feel about something, so I ask that if there is an issue or something preventing you from a better playing experience that you inform me. This way we can see what we can do to try and improve the situation if at all possible.

As stated before, I enjoy more serious role-play. This means that we can have many sessions that consist only of dialogue and minimal dice rolling. So if you’re looking for action and combat packed session each day we play, then you may not fully enjoy this game, unless you go about causing conflicts.

How Do I Join?

To join our game, simply send myself a private message with the following information inside of it. Any applications posted on the forums will be ignored unless it's to give positive feedback so others may see the posting.

Please note:

I will be looking over every application and responding to each one on whether or not you will move to the second phase of the interview process, or if your application simply isn’t what we’re looking for. Also, please be as descriptive as you can! The more detail you put in, the more you’ll stand out from the rest! And please note that unless specified, I am asking for your real life information, not that of your character. Thank you!

Name:

Age:

Player Motivation: (This means what style you as an Rper distinguish yourself as. I will leave information about Player Motivation below this form)

Why do you want to join this campaign?

What does a character focused game mean to you?

How familiar are you with Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition?

What, if any, lines do you draw when it comes to role-play? Even if it is handled maturely.

What are your wants and desires out of this campaign?

What do you expect out of character problems? Do you think it should happen at any point during combat if the player doesn’t keep their guard up? Or should the GM go easy to keep the game flowing?

How long would you like this campaign to go on for/how long can you commit to it?

What kind of player would you say you are with these examples provided?

• The Power Gamer: Get more powers and use them often and efficiently.

• The Butt-Kicker: Enjoys combat and destroying NPCs!

• The Tactician: Likes to beat complex situations through thought and planning.

• The Specialist: The one who always plays a <insert character type>. Ninjas and Dritzz clones are popular.

• The Method Actor: Likes total immersion in a character’s assumed persona, whatever the costs!

• The Storyteller: Enjoys exploring a story unfold around a character’s actions and choices.

• The Watcher/Lurker: Shows up to be with friends and share the social energies of the group without necessarily being motivated by the usual incentives.

• The Instigator: Likes to make things happen and trigger awkward situations

• The Outlier: Seeking the emotional kick of subverting a group’s dynamic by creating weird characters or actively seeking failure.