New 5e campaign starting!

Hey all!!

Brand new 5e P2P campaign!

Dragon of Icespire Peak.

OR

Journey to Ragnarok! Viking / Norse homebrew.

(Whichever gets more votes)

$10 per session, 5 spots available. This will be a long term campaign!

Friday 12-15:30PM GMT

Level 3 start! Campaign will reach level 15.

Races and classes are campaign dependent (e.g. no artifcer’s in the Norse one for obvious reasons) . UA needs to be discussed with me first however.

I'm one of those DM's that values creativity and Rule of Cool over RAW. If it sounds fun and doesn't break the game, then cool!

Dragon of Icespire Peak is a very beginner-friendly campaign, so all newbies welcome! I am more than happy to help a new player build a new character from the ground up; everything from class to the nitty-gritty character details.

Here's a player testimonial from a player in my other Monday group who's playing the same campaign.

"Adam makes a great GM, not only for his storytelling but the way he submerges you into the story. His use of background sounds and atmospheric music and fantastic visuals make you feel like you are there. He listens to what you want for your character development and is always at hand to give help and advice. He takes elements from your character's backstory into that campaign to help develop your character along their journey. It's a journey that Adam makes fun, entertaining, and enjoyable. What more could you ask for?

New Norse themed subclasses available!!! PLUS! A whole new class! 

Barbarian

Path of the Storm Wielder

Bard
College of Valhalla

Cleric
Sacrifice Domain

Druid
Circle of Yggdrasill

Fighter
Warden Archetype

Monk
Way of Glima

Paladin
Oath of the Chosen

Ranger
Wolf Pack Archetype

Rogue
Unshaped Archetype

Rune Master (Full Casters)
Heimdallr’s Ætt, Freyja’s Ætt, Tyr’s Ætt

Sorcerer
Jötunn Origin

Warlock
Otherwordly Patron(s), The Endbringer, The Norns

Wizard
School of the Wanderer

AdamTR

Did you ever end up creating any of these subclasses or Rune Master inside of the public homebrew? I'd love to see how you implemented them.