[LFG] Ten Candles One-Shot Group (Evenings)

I am currently looking for individuals interested in playing (potentially weekly) one-shot games of Ten Candles.  This is a tragic horror game that focuses on group storytelling and requires zero prep ahead of time to play.  I currently have a game set up on roll20.net for 6:30 PM (EST) on Wednesday, May 30th.  I would link to it, but I cannot seem to find the link to share the listing... or the listing itself, for that matter, on the roll20 site. I have slots for up to 5 PCs for each game, with a minimum of 3 PCs required to play. Prior game experience and rulebook are not required to participate. This is currently listed as a weekly game, but scheduling will depend on group availability.

The link for your LFG Listing is found through the Game Details page for your game. :)

Hmm... not seeing it anywhere, but I did find the invite-to-join link.  Not sure if that'll work the same way. [link deleted by moderator]

Your lfg link is&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/116949/ten-candles-one-shot" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/116949/ten-candles-one-shot</a>

I normally wouldn't snip out a join link, because sometimes a join link is what the user wishes to post, but in this case it clearly wasn't :) Normally I would instead explain via private message the risks of using an open join link, which I'll do publicly this time since I snipped the link publicly. --- I just want to make sure you're aware of what you're getting into when you have an open join link out there for anyone to click. You have no control over who is clicking it, no way to prevent griefers from filling your chat logs with nonsense and/or vandalizing whichever map page the Player Ribbon is set to, and no way to tell who has been drawing on your maps. If you do kick someone the join link changes and requires you to edit your post with the new link. This is why we strongly discourage posting open join links. Instead, we encourage you to create a LFG listing , even if you do not enable that listing, and share the link to your listing. When someone posts to your LFG's Listing Discussion forum , in their post a big blue button will appear by their username and all a GM has to is click 'Invite to Game' and an invitation will be sent their way. If you want to stick with an open join link, just acknowledge that you understand the dangers involved and nothing more need be done or said. :)

David said: Your lfg link is&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/116949/ten-candles-one-shot" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/116949/ten-candles-one-shot</a> Thank you kindly for the aid!&nbsp; :) GenKitty said: I normally wouldn't snip out a join link, because sometimes a join link is what the user wishes to post, but in this case it clearly wasn't :) Normally I would instead explain via private message the risks of using an open join link, which I'll do publicly this time since I snipped the link publicly. --- I just want to make sure you're aware of what you're getting into when you have an open join link out there for anyone to click. You have no control over who is clicking it, no way to prevent griefers from filling your chat logs with nonsense and/or vandalizing whichever map page the Player Ribbon is set to, and no way to tell who has been drawing on your maps. If you do kick someone the join link changes and requires you to edit your post with the new link. This is why we strongly discourage posting open join links. Instead, we encourage you to create a LFG listing , even if you do not enable that listing, and share the link to your listing. When someone posts to your LFG's Listing Discussion forum , in their post a big blue button will appear by their username and all a GM has to is click 'Invite to Game' and an invitation will be sent their way. If you want to stick with an open join link, just acknowledge that you understand the dangers involved and nothing more need be done or said. :) Thanks for the info and the help, GenKitty!&nbsp; :)