LFG: Steady homebrew group / Large groups running games throughout the week / One shot adventures.

I'm just getting into 5E, (I have a regular group on Saturday mornings.) and I'm looking to expand more. I have down time and wish I could find groups to fill in some. I'm 31 years old, very easy going, and I'm quiet at first while warming up, then I explode. I prefer the typical high-fantasy or sword & sorcery settings, but I could be interested in something else, horror, scifi, etc... I'm looking for a few things, but not necessarily all at once: 1.) A homebrew fantasy world for long term play, 4-6 players or so. Doesn't have to be 100% homebrew. I'm just looking for original ideas that affect the whole game world. 2.) One shot adventures, say 4 to 8 hour campaigns meeting once or twice. 3.) A regular group meeting at least once a week, best time is Sunday mornings 9:00AM - 2:00PM or so EST. 4.) A large group the regularly runs groups throughout the week. 5.) I'm interested in Pathfinder, which I've never played, but I played some 3E close to 15 Years ago... 6.) I would be interested in groups that stream sessions on twitch, YouTube, or etc. Schedule: I'm available to play every night except Monday and Friday, but I'm available all day on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. I have Skype, TeamSpeak, Discord, and I could downloaded anything else I would need, obviously.

Nice. I have a homebrew Wheel of Time setting mixed with d&d 3.5 rules. I am looking for 3 more players. Ours first game will be starting at 5 pm MST next wednesday. You'll have to download some old PDFs from Scribd, and pay a $25 entry fee (the fee encourages players to avoid being no shows... cause they paid for a good product)...but that's it. LFG post is here .

Does homebrew mean a made up world? Any specific reason why?

Homebrew in this case means a cobbled together system made from Wheel of Time D20 and D&D 3.5. It's actually a lot better than it sounds.  The world itself is set in a famous established fantasy book setting (Wheel of Time), but I took some liberties with it. I set my campaigns during the 4th age, 1000 years after the books, so i can have a bit more room to work with.  All the stuff from the books is now history, allowing me to build the world in the direction that I wanted to without stepping on anyone's toes, and allowing me to draw on rich history without having to write it all myself. Effectively i've used the books as a framework...You'll see familiar stuff if you read the with the books of course, and you will see traditional d&d stuff as well. Players who aren't familiar learn quickly. As for why? I adore the setting, especially its magic system, and i know i can do it justice. D&D magic is just too inconsistent between it's fluff and it's crunch... it makes little sense.

Cameron said: Homebrew in this case means a cobbled together system made from Wheel of Time D20 and D&D 3.5. It's actually a lot better than it sounds.  The world itself is set in a famous established fantasy book setting (Wheel of Time), but I took some liberties with it. I set my campaigns during the 4th age, 1000 years after the books, so i can have a bit more room to work with.  All the stuff from the books is now history, allowing me to build the world in the direction that I wanted to without stepping on anyone's toes, and allowing me to draw on rich history without having to write it all myself. Effectively i've used the books as a framework...You'll see familiar stuff if you read the with the books of course, and you will see traditional d&d stuff as well. Players who aren't familiar learn quickly. As for why? I adore the setting, especially its magic system, and i know i can do it justice. D&D magic is just too inconsistent between it's fluff and it's crunch... it makes little sense. I meant their request for specifically a homebrew world. ;d I like to use faerun myself.

Well the entire world doesn't need to be homebrew. I'm looking for some original ideas and different stories to be part of. A few original concepts or spins in Faerun or Eberron, might be fine. 

actually, that's perfect, and exactly what i've done with wheel of time. I'll shoot you a PM.

I got a system that might fit your wishs, that i would like to try and find people to DM for: URealms 1) The world is a bit different, with a lack of humans period (elves and dwarfs kind split the roles), and a few other races that airnt typical. 2.) The timing fits perfectly. You spend EACH sesion building a character at begining, then play for a few hrs. 3/4) This may be a bit of an issue, im still trying to find people to play but timingwise it works for me 5.) I also do have singleplayer 3.5 Campeign, and dont mind Pathfinder, but thats a different solution 6.) Eventually, once i have solid group, if someone wanted to stream our game, i wouldn't mind