Looking for a Group that Does Long-Term, Story-Based Campaigns

Hey there! My Tuesdays are, generally, free. I am currently looking to start running a game there. I'm still trying to get time nailed down, but I would like to get something going if possible. I would be DMing, but I don't have any players. 

I've done both before. I've run premade adventures and I've crafted my own worlds and stories. For this, I think I'd like to run something premade since I am already running a homebrew campaign. I enjoy story. I enjoy trying to incorporate the characters stories into mine. I like making things personal to the characters. For this one, I'd like to run The Curse of Strahd.

Very nice! I think I'd like to keep the group small. So no more than 4 players at the very most. I can do as few as 2 players though.

I'd have you guys start at level 1. Hmm I was hoping to start sooner as I'd have quite a bit more open free time over the next couple of weeks. Well, maybe we can work it out anyway.

This sounds really interesting to me as well if you are looking for more players. 

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Do you have any limitations on classes, races, etc?

 

 I’m open to anything official. No homebrew content. I may be open to critical role stuff. The Minotaur UA race available here is also okay

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This sounds really interesting to me as well if you are looking for more players. 

 im certainly open to it! 

Sorry to butt in, but if you're still looking for players, I can certainly rise to the call!

I've never played in one, but I love the concept of long, story driven campaigns. I'm a total sucker for character development and whatnot. This sounds like it could be fun!

If there's still open spaces, hit me up when the ball gets rolling!

I’d love to be a part. Sounds like a blast!  I’m pretty open to playing any class that helps out the collective the most. 

Would something like roll20 or fantasy grounds be used?

If I'm going to DM this, then most likely not. I don't tend to use those tools. I like the "theater of the mind" shtick.