Pathfinder 75 BCE Greco-Roman Campaign

DM with some experience (have been running a D20 modern Zombie Apocalypse campaign for six months) planning to run a campaign for four to five people deriving inspiration from Grecian mythology and the Roman Empire. Rules from the Pathfinder PRD, Advanced Players Guide, Ultimate Combat, Ultimate Magic are fine excepting the Gunslinger, Summoner, and Samurai character classes. Ability scores will be determined by a 25 points buy system (refer to the PRD). You need not worry about starting equipment since you start as slaves. Include the word aphrodite when you PM me because of interest. You are encouraged to come up with an in depth character background with the one caveat that it must detail how you came to become a Roman gladiator. Can find it here <a href="http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/" rel="nofollow">http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/</a>. The best times for me to run this campaign are Wednesday nights EST 8PM+ (hoping sessions can run for 3-4 hours). Once we have been playing for a while and if I think I can handle an additional day during the week we could talk about that. Disclaimer: -Not an expert in Grecian Myth -Not an expert in Roman History If you're interested PM me for more details.

Bump. Also the date and time which I'd be willing to run the campaign is subject to discussion. Possible days Monday night, Tuesday night, Wednesday night.

Sounds interesting... wish I had a more consistent schedule so I could commit some time.

I love the idea of an RPG set during the Roman Empire, just wish I was more familiar with Pathfinder.

Currently have two interested players, still seeking two-three more. We're working on a timetable now. Additionally Sunday evenings EST could be a weekly time to talk about. @Bijan: If you have played 3.5 there isn't too much to worry about, using the online PRD you can easily catch on to the differences. Also we'd have a preliminary session dealing with any problems you or another party member might have had during character creation, or while reading the rules. @Nathan: Not opposed to working you in as a guest if you like. You could run guest NPC's if you have time. Would that be up your alley?

Just read through the PRD and you're right it's very similiar to 3.5 (which is my main D&D version), though I may still need some guidance, otherwise, if you'll have me I'd love to join.

Interested, I haven't played PF as well but if 3.5 is similar it should be no problem. I can play wednesday at the mentioned time. I'm also new to roll20 but have played with the interface so I should manage.

That could be fun, actually. I'd be willing to give that a shot, that way I could still assist without you having to worry too much about my being able to be there for each session.

@ Wim: Send me a PM and I'll give you the scoop. @ Nathan: Glad you think it's a good idea. Send me a PM so we can organize in a more private forum.