[LFP] Pathfinder Wednesday Nights EST (Weekly)

Hello, We are looking for one or two players to round out our group. We play weekly on wednesday nights around 6-7pm EST to 9-10ish. We start next week so you have not missed anything as of yet and will be playing with only first party material. I am looking for players of any experience level who do not favor the min/max playstyle or incredibly crazy build/race combinations. We are looking to have an incredibly fun time playing a traditional fantasy setting ! The party will be provided with the choice between adventure paths and we will set off from there :)!  If interested: Name: Experience: Most Played Class: What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper)?

Name: Josh Experience: 299 hours Most Played Class: magus. I'd like to make a swashbuckler if possible though.  What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper)? You can do pretty much w.e you want. There are no limits. Nothing IRL effects how I play the game. 

Name: Mike Experience: none on roll20 and some in playing pathfinder in person, still learning. Most played Class: None as I try to not play the same class twice. I like to try the classes most people forget about like skald. what I enjoy most about P&P? Being able to tell a story and immerse myself with other people and never know what a simple action could turn into. I like there is life in your character you came up with and they could die any moment.  I enjoy being able to talk and meet with other people who have there own creative ideas.

Name: Lee Experience: Pathfinder 1.5 years / D&D5E 7 months Most Played Class: Cleric, Wizard, Ranger What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper)? I love fantasy and the pursuit of an epic quest. I love the thought of a group of players that starts from session 0 and builds a story together over time, bonding their characters along the way. In that pursuit they overcome obstacles, share laughter and hilarity, beat down bad guys and villains and make the game world a better/safer place. I love and want to take a few hours a week and take on the challenge of adventure with like-minded people who want to have fun building a story together.

Name: StormwindFallacy/Christian Experience: 5 years of playing, 4 years of GMing Most Played Class: Martial classes, paladin and barbarian specifically What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper): The sheer variety of gameplay and the fun of matching fluff with crunch. I adore bringing a character's personality and capabilities to life with the game mechanics!

Name: Jesse Experience: 4 years of 3.5, just getting into Pathfinder  Most played class: I have only made one of character who was a Brawler, but I tend to lean towards creative melee characters What do I enjoy most about P&P:  It is a great outlet for me to be creative. When I play I feel like I am living in am exciting book. It has limitless possibilities and the interactions with other players make it all the better

Name: Simon Experience: 18 years from 2nd to 5th D&D editions, then 2 years of Pathfinder Most Played Class: Rogue, Wizard and Cleric What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper): I love roleplaying most of all. I like realistic characters, which means nothing too overpowered, and talking about personality, a lot of flaws. I particularly enjoy settings and campaigns with heavy dialogue sessions, bonus points if there are a lot of political or religious grey areas.

Name: Aaron Experience: Started with dungeons and dragons 1rst edd 1987. Then went to 2nd edd 3e and 3.5. I have also played other systems, Pathfinder, shadow run,  EverQuest Role-Playing Game, BESM (big eyes small mouth) and star wars d6 and saga just to name a few. Most Played Class: Magus or Summoner What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper)? The interaction with people. I think more often than not the people that play pen and paper games are the best people you can find most don't judge people, they have a open mind. Just out right good people.

Name : Ryan Experience: none with Pathfinder(though i'm familiar with most of the setting, if not the systems) but quite a bit with D&D having played it for almost 20 years.  Started playing back in AD&D with a starter dragon campaign, and my love for this genre just steamrolled from there.  Over time i have played many different systems, from Gurps, Firefly, Exalted, Shadowrun and many homebrews when i was in college.  Recently been unable to play due to lack of player groups and transportation, but recently discovered r20 and i'm eager to get back into it. Most Played Class: I won't say i have a "most played class" because i tend to play characters more than "classes" but i do have a penchant for my characters to be front line classes such as monks, paladin's or fighters.  Though i've been very interested in trying out the pathfinder's Summoner class or swashbuckler. What you enjoy most about P&P (Pen and Paper)?   The fact that anything can happen, that the only limitations are your imagination.  Rules are guidelines that help shape a story, but the story almost always comes first.  I can become a character in a different world, creating bonds and having adventures that could never be experienced in real life.  While you can get that with video games, P&P gives you an experience that is created by you and your friends, and no one else will ever have that exact same adventure.  It's far more personal, and can continue as long as your group has a story to tell, games can last years forging friendships that have lasted longer than the games themselves.