Hey! I'm Clover (he/him). I've been running 5e games on Roll20 for nearly 7 years and have built up a solid collection of resources. I love great visuals, so I make or source custom maps (as shown here and include art for most major NPCs, locations, and items that I feel are lacking or missing from the original module (Nobody likes a token thats just a guys name). I also use a music bot in our Discord for ambience and background music, and take advantage of Roll20's Dynamic Lighting and other features for immersive exploration. I also have some reviews here on my GM profile. I always want a campaign to feel memorable and unique and always try to incorporate player backstories into the narrative to have goals other than just the main plot hook to strive for.
🎣 Plot Hook
North of the Spine of the World and west of the towering Reghed Glacier is a frigid expanse few dare to explore, let alone inhabit. This icy land of windswept tundra recently became locked in a perpetual, dark winter without reprieve. Auril the Frostmaiden, the divine embodiment of winter's fury, has withdrawn to this cold corner of the world to live among mortals. Further, she has cast a terrible spell over Icewind Dale, to the detriment of most of its denizens for the past two years.
As outsiders to this place, you come together as part of a caravan entering the Ten-Towns, an area made up of ten seperate towns that each represent a crucial part of the ecosystem of Icewind Dale. Each having your own reasons for being in the area, you eventually get swept up into helping out the Ten-Towns inhabitants, and may even eventually try to stop the eternal winter plaguing Icewind Dale!
📜 Campaign Information
System: D&D 5e 2014
Platform: Roll20 + Discord for voice
Timeslot: Thursdays, 6 PM MST
Cost: $20 per session via Paypal or Startplaying, with the first session (session zero) included for free.
For this campaign, I’ll be running an official 5e module with added homebrew to enhance or fix anything that feels dull or unfun. I’ve run most published modules—like *Tomb of Annihilation, Curse of Strahd, Icewind Dale, Dungeon of The Mad Mage, Dragon Heist, and Turn of Fortune’s Wheel*—and have completed several long-term homebrew campaigns. The module we're going to be playing is Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden with some additions of my own and using ideas from a popular companion for the module. Sessions are Thursdays at 6 PM MST, usually lasting 4 hours and ending around 9–10 PM. We skip major holidays, and I’ll give advance notice if we need to cancel. This campaign will start at 1st level and ends around level 12. This module benefits from having nature-based characters, so a druid or ranger would work very well in this setting.
Also available for those tired of the options of subclasses and feats given in the sourcebooks, I also have some 3rd Party Homebrew (from sources like Valda's Spire of Secrets, and Matt Colville) pre-approved and balanced for play, which I can send over to any interested applicants.
❓ Why Professional DMs?
The cost associated with playing at this table helps cover everything needed to provide a safe and fun environment for playing TTRPGs, such as:
Provide a safe environment, by taking the time to use safety systems like Lines and Veils to make sure everyone is comfortable at the table.
Provide above and beyond what most modules have to offer. Meaning the above-mentioned custom maps, art, and music to fill in the blank spaces where the module doesn't exactly shine.
Consistency. Most people joke that the final boss of TTRPGs is scheduling, which isn't entirely untrue. Being able to source players who are interested and committed to sticking around for the long run means that all you have to worry about is showing up and having a good time.
👥 About the Applicant
This group is open to anybody and everybody who would like to apply as I do not support discrimination of any kind, that being said I have a few things I'm personally looking for in an applicant that I'd like to outline:
Please have access to Discord, Roll20, and a quality microphone so that you will be able to access everything needed to play in the campaign.
Please make sure you can routinely show up to the time listed, obviously real life happens but always try and shoot me a heads-up asap if you know you're going to miss as session.
Please be willing to interact, roleplay, and communicate with your fellow players and myself, I don't mind quiet players but I do mind uninterested players and I'm always open to feedback if it feels like something isn't working.
Please don't be afraid to get into character! All of us at the table myself included try our best to get immersed and tell a fun story, so no pressure to feel like you need to be a professional voice actor or storyteller.
❗ Apply
If you've made it this far feel free to drop an application over at the roll20 listing. After that I'll setup some discord interviews so we can have a quick chat about a couple things and from there on I'll send out invitations to the Roll20 game. I'm open to anyone that would like to apply as part of a pair (which can be interviewed together for ease if needed).
The listed date (October 9th) is for Session 0 which will be for discussing campaign content, filling out Lines and Veils, and creating characters. If you're looking for a more direct form of contact you can message me on discord at CloverlessRobin.
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🐉 Welcome!
Hey! I'm Clover (he/him). I've been running 5e games on Roll20 for nearly 7 years and have built up a solid collection of resources. I love great visuals, so I make or source custom maps (as shown here and include art for most major NPCs, locations, and items that I feel are lacking or missing from the original module (Nobody likes a token thats just a guys name). I also use a music bot in our Discord for ambience and background music, and take advantage of Roll20's Dynamic Lighting and other features for immersive exploration. I also have some reviews here on my GM profile. I always want a campaign to feel memorable and unique and always try to incorporate player backstories into the narrative to have goals other than just the main plot hook to strive for.
🎣 Plot Hook
North of the Spine of the World and west of the towering Reghed Glacier is a frigid expanse few dare to explore, let alone inhabit. This icy land of windswept tundra recently became locked in a perpetual, dark winter without reprieve. Auril the Frostmaiden, the divine embodiment of winter's fury, has withdrawn to this cold corner of the world to live among mortals. Further, she has cast a terrible spell over Icewind Dale, to the detriment of most of its denizens for the past two years.
As outsiders to this place, you come together as part of a caravan entering the Ten-Towns, an area made up of ten seperate towns that each represent a crucial part of the ecosystem of Icewind Dale. Each having your own reasons for being in the area, you eventually get swept up into helping out the Ten-Towns inhabitants, and may even eventually try to stop the eternal winter plaguing Icewind Dale!
📜 Campaign Information
System: D&D 5e 2014
Platform: Roll20 + Discord for voice
Timeslot: Thursdays, 6 PM MST
Cost: $20 per session via Paypal or Startplaying, with the first session (session zero) included for free.
For this campaign, I’ll be running an official 5e module with added homebrew to enhance or fix anything that feels dull or unfun. I’ve run most published modules—like *Tomb of Annihilation, Curse of Strahd, Icewind Dale, Dungeon of The Mad Mage, Dragon Heist, and Turn of Fortune’s Wheel*—and have completed several long-term homebrew campaigns. The module we're going to be playing is Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden with some additions of my own and using ideas from a popular companion for the module. Sessions are Thursdays at 6 PM MST, usually lasting 4 hours and ending around 9–10 PM. We skip major holidays, and I’ll give advance notice if we need to cancel. This campaign will start at 1st level and ends around level 12. This module benefits from having nature-based characters, so a druid or ranger would work very well in this setting.
Also available for those tired of the options of subclasses and feats given in the sourcebooks, I also have some 3rd Party Homebrew (from sources like Valda's Spire of Secrets, and Matt Colville) pre-approved and balanced for play, which I can send over to any interested applicants.
❓ Why Professional DMs?
The cost associated with playing at this table helps cover everything needed to provide a safe and fun environment for playing TTRPGs, such as:
Provide a safe environment, by taking the time to use safety systems like Lines and Veils to make sure everyone is comfortable at the table.
Provide above and beyond what most modules have to offer. Meaning the above-mentioned custom maps, art, and music to fill in the blank spaces where the module doesn't exactly shine.
Consistency. Most people joke that the final boss of TTRPGs is scheduling, which isn't entirely untrue. Being able to source players who are interested and committed to sticking around for the long run means that all you have to worry about is showing up and having a good time.
👥 About the Applicant
This group is open to anybody and everybody who would like to apply as I do not support discrimination of any kind, that being said I have a few things I'm personally looking for in an applicant that I'd like to outline:
Please have access to Discord, Roll20, and a quality microphone so that you will be able to access everything needed to play in the campaign.
Please make sure you can routinely show up to the time listed, obviously real life happens but always try and shoot me a heads-up asap if you know you're going to miss as session.
Please be willing to interact, roleplay, and communicate with your fellow players and myself, I don't mind quiet players but I do mind uninterested players and I'm always open to feedback if it feels like something isn't working.
Please don't be afraid to get into character! All of us at the table myself included try our best to get immersed and tell a fun story, so no pressure to feel like you need to be a professional voice actor or storyteller.
❗ Apply
If you've made it this far feel free to drop an application over at the roll20 listing. After that I'll setup some discord interviews so we can have a quick chat about a couple things and from there on I'll send out invitations to the Roll20 game. I'm open to anyone that would like to apply as part of a pair (which can be interviewed together for ease if needed).
The listed date (October 9th) is for Session 0 which will be for discussing campaign content, filling out Lines and Veils, and creating characters. If you're looking for a more direct form of contact you can message me on discord at CloverlessRobin.