The key with this game is that I have run this in the past, roll20, six different campaigns... and my previous experience has been that I set it up... all the lore, house, everything. we get the characters together and then within three sessions players just ghost. Then the number drops below four or three... and the game dies. now this is not because of me as a GM because I have run other campaigns for 16 months. Campaigns typically last a year or they break up during time change in America in the spring or over the Christmas / New Year's break. One time I set this up for five British guys and on Game Day nobody showed up and one guy showed up two hours late and said what did I miss and I said oh the campaign. campaign died right there so the deal is if you guys are serious about playing I can run this. My first key is that I live in Thailand at GMT + 7. This means that normally I have to run games in the morning for people who live on the Pacific coast or in mountain Time Zone the night before because if I start my game at 9:00 a.m. that means 9:00 p.m. central 8:00 p.m. mountain or 7:00 p.m. Pacific start times and then it wraps up at midnight Central 11:00 p.m. mountain or 10:00 p.m. Pacific end time. 3-hour sessions. I have experience with the system and I've been here on roll 20 since the beginning of the platform. Now I've had some really good experiences with Game of Thrones Song of ice and fire done as an immersive RP game. Some of the best experiences I've ever had with gaming really because it's such a great system. But you have to have people who have the ability to commit and stay and who aren't going to be abrasive to the other players. So please let me know what time zones you are both in and what days and times of the week you might be available and maybe we can hash something out. I currently run a cyberpunk red game Friday nights US times so that's out. I'm also setting up to run a cyberpunk red game on Tuesday nights, that is growing, but not established to run yet because there's only one player. Not many here that run Song of ice and fire Game of Thrones edition as you well know because nobody's answering. But back in the day when the show was first starting out there were three games a week that I ran here and half dozen other games.
