Greetings and salutations my name is PR and I would love to be your DM! I have years of experience and wealth of knowledge that I would like to share with players as we work together to create a great game where we have fun. As at the end of the day we are all here to have fun and tell a great story while we are at it. A little about myself, I have been playing D&D for over 20 years now and have been running games as a DM for nearly all those years. I have a theatre background that includes a study of improv. What this allows me to do is play characters like living breathing creatures as well as allows me to go with the flow when it comes to what the players do. This also translates into the game never having a set way to solve a problem or outcome to events. I also bring to the table the ability to do different voices. While I may not be as talented as Matthew Mercer, I certainly can hold my own and bring characters to life with accents or even speech patterns. This creates a far more immersive game. I have been DMing on Roll20 for 6 years now and have a strong grasp on how to use most of its features. So now that I have talked a little about myself, I want to cover what the players can expect from me as a DM as well as from my games in general. A DM that shows up. After talking to a fair bit of players and just seeing the comments posted on the LFG forum I have noticed that a lot of players go through a similar experience. After managing to find a game (which is difficult) and creating characters they might get a session or two in before their DM flakes out. I have had this happen to me as a player and it sucks. I am always punctual for my games and on the rare occasions that I must be absent the players will know weeks in advance. In the past 12 months, I have missed 3 games, all of which they players new of weeks ahead. A fun environment for people to play without fear of being disrespected. Race, religion, gender, or sexuality have no bearing at my tables. We are all adults trying to have fun and I do everything in my power to ensure that. This also means that one player's fun is not more or less important than any other player. Content. From maps to handouts and anything in between. Not only do I have a Pro account with roll20 but I have several modules and token sets purchased to allow me to create great maps and handouts. I also have purchased hard copies of all the books so I am all about that content as I try and make my games as immersive as possible. A four-hour session. Each time we get together to play it will be a four-hour session +/- 15 minutes. I try and end on natural breaking points so while I aim for a full four hours it can go a little longer or shorter. As a rule of thumb if the game ends before the 4-hour mark I will strive to have the next session run a little later to balance things out. However at the end of the day as long as we are all having fun then that is all that matters. Each player will pay $5 USD per hour for a total of $20 or roughly the price of the movie with snacks. Great mic/sound quality and etiquette. I have a really nice audio setup that means not only will you be able to hear me clearly but there will also be little to no background noise from me. I also mute myself frequently to ensure that the audio quality from my end is high. First one free. That's right, the first session we will have is free. This will give you a chance to see if the game is for you. If you don't like what I have to offer then that is your right and there will be no hard feelings. A sneak peeks into my style. Over the years I have run a few actual play podcasts and as such, I have recordings of the games that I have run. One such game will be linked here . This game was a Hoard of the Dragon Queen adventure being run with 3 players. A custom game. Regardless of whether we do a homebrew game or a published adventure the game will be customized for the group. Thanks to my improv ability I can run published adventures and have the story tailored to the group and allows for the party to tackle things in their own way and the story to play out based on what they do and not constrained to the written story. Other players that are just as committed as you. The fact that others are paying as well means they will show up every week ready to game just as you are. New player friendly. I have run games for a wide range of player experience and have no problems taking on people that are completely new to D&D. All I ask is that you have access to a PHB and are willing to put in some work as well. I run a weekly in-person game where most of the party was completely new to D&D when we started. A living breathing world. Things will continue to churn even if the players aren't there meaning that the things that the characters decide to do will affect the world. NPC's will likewise grow and change as the story unfolds. A session zero. Even before we have our free session we will get together for what I like to call a session zero. This will act as a meet and greet where we will discuss the social contract for the game (what we want from the game, what we don't want etc.) and will also serve as character creation process. Well, hopefully, this has garnered your attention. As a huge critter myself I will do my best to make sure that my players get an experience that is similar to what we get to watch every week. If you are interested then go ahead and check out the game and see if it is right for you! This game will require payment to the Game Master at a rate of [$5 USD per hour per player to be paid via Paypal]. 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