LF Newer players for a possible Pathfinder game.

First off, I am on Central Time (GMT -6:00). I've never DM'd before, and I have only a little experience with Pathfinder as a player, but I've invested an enormous amount of time on D&D boards, watching vidcasts, and reading the core rules and bestiary, so I have a pretty good grasp on the rules. I would like to run a pretty standard fantasy campaign using the pathfinder rules but set in a simple homebrew world that would allow me to incorporate player backstories and events of the campaign with ease. To that end I am looking for 3-5 maximum players of similar experience to myself and each-other who would be interested in such a game. If I can put together such a group I will begin working on the campaign in earnest, taking cues from my players in order to craft a mutually enjoyable experience for us all. The only things I ask before you petition to join are these: Have access to the Core Rulebook in some format, these are the rules I will be using to start with and you cannot play without being able to reference them. Have a relatively flexible schedule. I am not always going to be able to run the game at the same time each week given that I have a job. I will, however, be able to post my schedule for the coming week every Sunday and work with the group to decide on a play time. Have webcam and microphone of some kind, whether headset or otherwise. My players will always be able to see me and I'd like to be able to see them, it makes things easier if I can put a face to every voice and is just generally a better experience than talking away at four silent avatars who only respond via chat. Be forgiving. I'm taking this on out of a love for tabletop gaming and because there is a pretty heavy ratio of players to DMs that can make finding a game for newer players really difficult. I'd like this to be a fun learning experience but that can only happen if we're all willing to learn and play together. If this sounds like something you'd like to be a part of, let me know. Tell me a little about yourself and your level of experience, and if you have a character in mind, go ahead and share it. The more I know about you the easier it will be to put together a group that will get along well, and that's my primary concern at this point. There's no point in moving ahead if I'm not confident that my players will be cooperative and reliable; actually showing up to games and playing, or if I can't tell that there's any interest in this kind of campaign. If get enough quality responses, I'll put together a shortlist and start contacting players to learn a little more about them before deciding on a final group. I think that's everything, I hope this is something y'all will be as excited about as I am and that something actually comes of it. -Will

I have a group of three player who include myself and two other adults or age 30 and up. We are trying to get a DM for a game as we used to play pen and paper but have all moved to different locations. Saturdays and Sundays are best for us and we are very willing to work with you to get this going. e all have Skype and Mics and headsets so none of that would be an issue and we have all material needed. A little about myself is that i am a system admin for a very large airline and my weekends are free and nights also. One of the other players is a sports coach for a college. We have all played online games together so we are very familiar with vent / skype and other software and can adjust to what ever you need. Just drop me a line on here or email me @ <a href="mailto:jgravel1977@gmail.com" rel="nofollow">jgravel1977@gmail.com</a>. I look forward to hearing form you.

I'm interested. I've been looking to get into a 3.5 or Pathfinder game. I am currently unemployed, but seeking a job, so I have a relatively flexible schedule at the moment. I feel that my best days are Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. I have Skype, a webcam and a mic. As for experience, I've played a bit of 4E and willing to learn how to play Pathfinder. Feel free to contact me on here if you're interested.

The SRD is a good source of updated pathfinder rules and content, just be careful of 3rd party things like psionics <a href="http://www.d20pfsrd.com/home" rel="nofollow">http://www.d20pfsrd.com/home</a>

I am aware of the SRD and may make use of it but for now I'm limiting characters to the Core Rulebook for simplicity. If the campaign gets off to a good start I will probably pick up copies of Ultimate Combat, Ultimate Campaigns, and the Advanced Players' Guide and admit content from those sources, but that's a big 'if' and in any case, I'm not ready to deal with that quite yet.

Count me in. I haven't played a game yet in Roll20 and I've only played a few times IRL, so I'm still pretty green. I have the core rulebook, a flexible schedule, and a webcam/mic. And because I'm still learning the system myself, I'll definitely be forgiving around the table. I'm looking for a stable group and I look forward to playing in a lengthy campaign (although I'll definitely play a one-shot if that's all we can do). A little about me: I'm easy going, relaxed, and fairly soft spoken. I typically find humor in almost everything and try not to take anything too seriously. My interests are pretty varied, so I won't attempt to list them all here, but my main hobbies are gaming, comic books, and playing guitar. As for my character, I would like to play a human druid. I'm open to playing either a combat-druid or a spellcaster, depending on what the party needs. Edit: I forgot to mention that my timezone is PST, so we shouldn't have a problem coordinating a time.

I have only recently learned about Pathfinder, and would be interested in learning more about it. I have pdf's of the core rule books, but have spent only a minimal amount of time perusing them. However, I have played D&D since 2nd Ed (but found myself unable to get into 4th Ed.) I am mostly available during the week in the afternoon/evenings, I work pretty long hours on the weekends because I'm attending University. I'm 29 years old, and I've sincerely missed table top role playing games. My favorite type of character to play is usually a Ranger, Paladin or Cleric, though I have had experience playing every available class in 3.5 D&D. I normally use my desktop which does not have a camera, but I could easily use my laptop for the game, I also have a headset. My Timezone is Atlantic, which is one hour later than Central, so not too much different from yours.

i'm in if there's room. i've played dnd extensively, and quite a bit of pathfinder. curious: will this be pfs-legal or a home game?

This will not be a PFS legal game for a couple of reasons. First, I think 15 point-buy is more balanced for a standard sized group than 20 point. Second, while adhering to the PFS rules allows you to easily transfer characters between PFS games, it also comes with a lot of restrictions that I'd rather not be shackled with on my very first attempt at DMing.

Email me at <a href="mailto:steelersrock1994@gmail.com" rel="nofollow">steelersrock1994@gmail.com</a> / I'm free like whenever to be honest. So hit me up man.

WIll, if you're only looking for the Core/Paizo material, take a look at PRD .

I am also aware of the PRD, which includes all of the Pathfinder books. Like I said, I'm not planning on letting characters use anything not in the Core Rulebook to begin with. That may change, and they can certainly use the PRD for reference, as long as everyone is aware that only content from the CRB will be considered legal.

I am interested in joining; I have been looking for a group that requires a webcam! I am newish to pathfinder but I have more experience with Dark heresy. My schedule is relatively flexible but I do have school during the weekdays. I don’t take things to seriously and I find humour in most things. I prefer to play a wizard, rogue, but I am open to playing any class. If you decide to contact me you can do so at <a href="mailto:Craftomega@hotmail.com" rel="nofollow">Craftomega@hotmail.com</a>.