This game encourages tipping the Game Master at a rate of [Whatever you want, I guess]. Roll20 is not responsible for any payment transactions and cannot enforce any private arrangements. Hey guys, Starting a new homebrew 5e campaign tonight (well session 0 anyway), and I'm looking for 1 more player. I would prefer a lady, as we only have one other female and I believe she would like having another one in the party, but I'm really open to whomever fits the criteria. We make custom maps, Character Sheets, Handouts, etc. together. As for the DM tipping, it is absolutely not mandatory. It would help pay for things such as webcams (to hopefully do video one day), or Roll20 subscriptions / content. Overall though, my focus is on making a few new friends and playing D&D with them. Criteria: - Be open from 8:00pm - 12:00am Eastern US time (Non negotiable, and looking for someone who will show up to the sessions and be on time.) - Have a microphone and be able to use push-to-talk. We use Discord. - Be okay with streaming. We stream the games on Twitch, mostly for others in the group who like to watch and for those who miss a session, but you should be okay with that. - Be driven by narrative, role playing, and exploration. - (optional) Interested in investing time outside the session to RP or come up with backstory/their homeland/ etc. Every person contributes their own small piece to the lore/setting/etc. I don't have a lot of time to type this out, so sorry if this seems inelegant, or dissuades you from applying. We are a friendly bunch just looking for another committed player to come hang out and join the ranks. In case you don't know, the session 0 is where you talk about the setting for the campaign, make characters, and get ready to actually play. We like trying out new rules and mechanics, and I also tweak or bend the rules in certain scenarios. Just a heads up. We can show you how to use Roll20, if needed. We can show you how to play 5th Ed, if needed. You make time for us, and we'll make time for you. Best Regards, Dylan Marsh