Howdy! This D&D campaign that has been successfully running for 2 years now is looking to secure an additional party member before the halfway point has been met, in which it would be too late to introduce another character with opportunity to fully flush out their backstory.
While you can apply with any character concept you'd like, the group has a preference for one that does not have overlapping skillsets (i.e. Persuasion, Stealth, Perception) and can fulfill the role of a mid/high-tier Tank, low/mid-tier Buffer, front-liner, or a combination of those during combat. Please use the template below to submit an application and I will get back to you in a timely manner.
Campaign Information
This is a professionally-run game based on the popular modules Lost Mines of Phandelver and Beyond the Dragon of Icespire Peak with a few amendments intended to enhance the story beats, avoid meta-gaming, and allow player flexibility in character development. This campaign is ideal for those looking for a longer-running game and the opportunity to showcase character plots and arcs, starting from Level 1 to Level 20. Everyone is welcome to apply, from new players to the forever-DMs.
Current Party Makeup [Lvl. 9]
Half-Elf Monk (Way of the Shadow) / Rogue / Cleric (Trickery Domain)
Aasimar Sorcerer (Wild Magic) / Bard (College of Creation)
V Human Wizard (Necromancer)
Dwarf Cleric (Forge Domain)
Tortle Fighter (Samurai)
Honorary Party Members
Satyr Druid (Circle of Wildfire)
Mountain Dwarf Artificer (Battle Smith)
Elf Warlock (The Archfey)
Loxodon Cleric (Forge Doman)
Half-Orc Barbarian (Path of the Totem Warrior)
Game Session Details
Time: 6:00PM PST/PDT every Sunday Duration: Sessions run 3-4 hours that includes a 10-15 minute break System: D&D 5e Payment: $5 per session via PayPal. Note that the first session for any player is free. Combat-Roleplay-Exploration Ratio: 45:35:20 (this can be adjusted depending on the party, but typically this is how my campaigns usually turn out) Level Progression: Milestone
We will use the following for this campaign: + Roll20 for VTT + Discord for audio communication (no video) + Push-To-Talk enabled to eliminate background noise + dndbeyond.com as a supplementary tool for character sheets (with all sourcebooks for players). + beyond20 extension to connect Roll20 and dndbeyond + Critical Notes for Note Taking and Session Recaps
Character Creation Rules
Point Buy or Standard Array
You can roll for wealth or choose starting equipment.
Free Feat at Level 1
For some subclasses and even races, I allow for an additional Feat to be included with character creation (this stacks with the free Feat at Lvl 1). Please refer to the Character Creation table below. The Feat that comes with subclasses will apply at their respective level.
All Published Content is allowed
Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos material requires approval, with exception to the owlin
Custom Lineage is not permitted
Almost all unofficial 3rd-party and homebrew material is not allowed, and those that are require approval by the DM
Partnered sourcebooks and material must be approved by the DM
Repeating of classes or races is prohibited
Multi-classing is allowed, but requires RP and approval to progress
Backgrounds must be approved by the DM
Why Pay-to-Play?
Disincentives no-shows or sporadic playing while incentivizing preparedness for both the DM and players.
Commitment by the DM to work with you + your character to build a fully flushed-out journey for your PC.
The Game Master has a responsibility to provide a better experience than a free session would.
Assurance by the DM that no players will be left out while others are favored.
Material costs associated with the game, including (but not limited to) additional maps, music for ambience, and sourcebooks/adventure modules.
Players are not required to make any additional purchases in order to participate. Access to all relevant sourcebooks are provided free of charge via dndbeyond.com.
Advance payments for canceled/missed sessions are refunded.
Player Expectation
A Group Environment D&D is a collaborative effort and not an opportunity to play-out a main character fantasy. Please behave the way you would wish other players would behave and help encourage the shy among us to participate more fully.
Respect for all at the Table This cannot be stressed enough: Playing with a group of random strangers can be a tricky situation. Harassment or bullying towards anyone of any kind will not be tolerated. This includes bigotry, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other kind of behavior meant to bring people down. Violators will be booted from the game, the discord, and WILL NOT be entitled a refund for any paid sessions. When others are trying to speak, please try not to interrupt them. Encourage others at the table to share their voice as well.
Player Enjoyment Your character is your character. While players may make suggestions if asked, please refrain from constantly telling people how to play their character. Some players may be new to their respective class or even the game, and everyone should extend some patience to them as we have all been there at one point. With that said, please be considerate of other player’s time, for example please put in the same effort in understanding your character as the other players to not hold up the Turn Order.
About the Dungeon Master
When I am not DMing or joining a game as a player, I work tangential to the world of finance. I have been playing weekly in multiple campaigns for the past few years now and have a good foundation on the mechanics and a decent grasp of the lore provided by WOTC. I enjoy taking time to customize storylines and subplots that aren’t in the published material to enhance the experience for everyone at the table. But above all, I love seeing a group of folks from many walks of life finding joy and bonds with each other, and seeing the amazing creativity of people is always appreciated (and more importantly rewarded).
Jeremy Crawford, Wizard of the Coast's rule master, encourages people to play D&D with RAF (Rules As Fun) in mind. There are some situations where I will place RAF over RAW (Rules As Written), but it must be within reason. Creativity is always appreciated and rewarded. Role-playing is encouraged, but isn't required. Beginners are able to apply, and will be welcomed into our gaming family with open arms.
I am fully aware that my role is to ensure that everyone has not only a fun experience, but also a safe one. I take that responsibility very seriously, so please do not hesitate to let me know if there are certain topics or scenes that are uncomfortable.
If you have any questions, feel free to message me over Private Message!
Post here for character concepts, as well as why they plan to adventure with a bunch of random people for an extended period of time. Please also use the following link to review the Character Creation Rules.
What is needed...
Player Name:
Time Zone:
Age (rough estimate):
Play Style: (are you a fan of RP, combat, exploration, all of the above?)
Favorite Class: (doesn't have to be the one you'll be playing)
How you got into D&D: (doesn't have to be a long story or anything, but tell us how the game hooked you!)
Experience with D&D:
What you're looking for: (how can I help make this the best experience for you?)
Expected session length:
Character concept(s): (please provide three)
1.
2.
3.
Do you understand that this is a paid campaign? (Y/N)
Howdy! This D&D campaign that has been successfully running for 2 years now is looking to secure an additional party member before the halfway point has been met, in which it would be too late to introduce another character with opportunity to fully flush out their backstory.
While you can apply with any character concept you'd like, the group has a preference for one that does not have overlapping skillsets (i.e. Persuasion, Stealth, Perception) and can fulfill the role of a mid/high-tier Tank, low/mid-tier Buffer, front-liner, or a combination of those during combat. Please use the template below to submit an application and I will get back to you in a timely manner.
Campaign Information
This is a professionally-run game based on the popular modules Lost Mines of Phandelver and Beyond the Dragon of Icespire Peak with a few amendments intended to enhance the story beats, avoid meta-gaming, and allow player flexibility in character development. This campaign is ideal for those looking for a longer-running game and the opportunity to showcase character plots and arcs, starting from Level 1 to Level 20. Everyone is welcome to apply, from new players to the forever-DMs.
Current Party Makeup [Lvl. 9]
Honorary Party Members
Game Session Details
Time: 6:00PM PST/PDT every Sunday
Duration: Sessions run 3-4 hours that includes a 10-15 minute break
System: D&D 5e
Payment: $5 per session via PayPal. Note that the first session for any player is free.
Combat-Roleplay-Exploration Ratio: 45:35:20 (this can be adjusted depending on the party, but typically this is how my campaigns usually turn out)
Level Progression: Milestone
We will use the following for this campaign:
+ Roll20 for VTT
+ Discord for audio communication (no video)
+ Push-To-Talk enabled to eliminate background noise
+ dndbeyond.com as a supplementary tool for character sheets (with all sourcebooks for players).
+ beyond20 extension to connect Roll20 and dndbeyond
+ Critical Notes for Note Taking and Session Recaps
Character Creation Rules
Why Pay-to-Play?
Player Expectation
A Group Environment
D&D is a collaborative effort and not an opportunity to play-out a main character fantasy. Please behave the way you would wish other players would behave and help encourage the shy among us to participate more fully.
Respect for all at the Table
This cannot be stressed enough: Playing with a group of random strangers can be a tricky situation. Harassment or bullying towards anyone of any kind will not be tolerated. This includes bigotry, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other kind of behavior meant to bring people down. Violators will be booted from the game, the discord, and WILL NOT be entitled a refund for any paid sessions. When others are trying to speak, please try not to interrupt them. Encourage others at the table to share their voice as well.
Player Enjoyment
Your character is your character. While players may make suggestions if asked, please refrain from constantly telling people how to play their character. Some players may be new to their respective class or even the game, and everyone should extend some patience to them as we have all been there at one point. With that said, please be considerate of other player’s time, for example please put in the same effort in understanding your character as the other players to not hold up the Turn Order.
About the Dungeon Master
When I am not DMing or joining a game as a player, I work tangential to the world of finance. I have been playing weekly in multiple campaigns for the past few years now and have a good foundation on the mechanics and a decent grasp of the lore provided by WOTC. I enjoy taking time to customize storylines and subplots that aren’t in the published material to enhance the experience for everyone at the table. But above all, I love seeing a group of folks from many walks of life finding joy and bonds with each other, and seeing the amazing creativity of people is always appreciated (and more importantly rewarded).
Jeremy Crawford, Wizard of the Coast's rule master, encourages people to play D&D with RAF (Rules As Fun) in mind. There are some situations where I will place RAF over RAW (Rules As Written), but it must be within reason. Creativity is always appreciated and rewarded. Role-playing is encouraged, but isn't required. Beginners are able to apply, and will be welcomed into our gaming family with open arms.
I am fully aware that my role is to ensure that everyone has not only a fun experience, but also a safe one. I take that responsibility very seriously, so please do not hesitate to let me know if there are certain topics or scenes that are uncomfortable.
If you have any questions, feel free to message me over Private Message!
Post here for character concepts, as well as why they plan to adventure with a bunch of random people for an extended period of time. Please also use the following link to review the Character Creation Rules.
What is needed...
Player Name:
Time Zone:
Age (rough estimate):
Play Style: (are you a fan of RP, combat, exploration, all of the above?)
Favorite Class: (doesn't have to be the one you'll be playing)
How you got into D&D: (doesn't have to be a long story or anything, but tell us how the game hooked you!)
Experience with D&D:
What you're looking for: (how can I help make this the best experience for you?)
Expected session length:
Character concept(s): (please provide three)
1.
2.
3.
Do you understand that this is a paid campaign? (Y/N)
Anything else you want to add: