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[LFP][D&D 5E][Paid $15/Session][Not Professional DM][Weekly Wednesdays] Join an established long-term campaign in a nation run by undead lords!

Seeking 2 players to join an established long term campaign. We just crossed our 60th three-hour session and are in need of a couple of players to ensure a quorum as life-changes have made attendance a bit spotty.  We are a friendly group, and the lore is not too dense to pick up.  Please don't be overwhelmed by the number of sessions; we like to role-play, plan, and plan some more. This is a homebrew 5th edition campaign set in the nation of Mirabilis.  A cadre of undead overlords have been managing Mirabilis for a long time now, and the commonfolk enjoy the prosperity that comes from undead laborers working the fields and keeping the streets clean.  In the vampire-run city of Gojimasu, the city of Perpetual Nightlife, visitors from across the land are able to sample the local wines, see a Broadway calibre show, or shop to their heart's content in the world-class textiles district.  All is not moonlight and roses, though, as descendents of the former rulers of this land, known as the Remnant, work in the background to regain control by any means necessary.  Join an established party consisting of a dhampir runeknight, tiefling eloquence bard, human demigod sorcerer, half-elf swords bard, and genasi ranger/artificer as they work for the vampire overlords to investigate and stop the rune-tampering efforts of the Remnant and their unusual effects on the mythic Dragons of Creation. We consistently meet the first three Wednesdays of each month, from 6-9PM EDT. We are all "mature" adults age 25+ and seeking same.  LGBTQIA+ friendly. While I have years of experience running 5e at this point, I don't consider myself to be a "professional," as this is the only campaign I run. Characters are currently level 9.  If you're interested in joining us for a trial session, please contact me privately. This game will require payment to the Game Master at a rate of $15 USD per session. Roll20 is not responsible for any payment transactions and cannot enforce any private arrangements.
Just for context, getting paid is what makes you a professional. What are you using for abilities scores? What are you looking for as additions to the party? Do you have a specific niche you want to fill or is it anything goes? What's the party's alignment? Taking the vampire side seems like of evil...
I appreciate your perspective on the "professional" comment.  I'll update it to "I don't consider myself to be..." I hope I'll find some players who agree with me that the line between professional and amateur is more about quantity of games being run.   While the story is homebrew, I run a pretty RAW game.  Stats are point-buy 27, with Tasha's custom lineage options. As far as niches go, most ground is basically covered, so the new players can float ideas and I can help slot them into the world.  While a couple of players have had life-changes that affect their regular attendance, their proficient skills tended to be duplicated in other characters.  I'd love to see a pure wizard, cleric, or druid, but even arcana, religion, and nature are pretty well covered by the skill monkeys.   My combats tend to have secondary objectives, so I can build them to spotlight different characters each time.  They have a tank and several constructs/animals to absorb melee damage, while the rest tend to get into battlefield control and sniping.  Socially, there is a dhampir mercenary, a former criminal turned vigilante, a hot-headed demigod, a deceptive courtier, and a bit of a mad scientist. Alignment went out the window as soon as I floated this setting as a possibility and let the players vote.  The setting tends to place "good" as those aligned with the creator-gods, while "evil" are those aligned with an entrenched force of extra-planar fey that took over the neighboring nation.  The party are opportunists using the vampire-lords to gain access and achieve their personal goals, while also making friends with sub-sets of the rebel Remnant (and a dragon).