[LFP][Trail of Cthulhu]

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How long do you anticipate each session will run?

My plan is 8:30pm to 11:30pm (Eastern). Some sessions will be shorter but no session will go past midnight (including the end session dissemination of XP etc).

What would you like from us in terms of an application?

[inserts joke about name, DoB, Social Security number, first name of eldest daughter, planet of origin.] [chuckles a little] Honestly, any form you want. Most people will tell the GMs a little bit about their gaming background and/or why they want to play in that particular game. Some will drop a character concept into. The only thing I don't want to see are the silly/stupid questions of "Any room left?" or "Can we use this/that system instead?" 1) anyone can clearly see if there is room left or not because if not the game doesn't show up in search. 2) It's rude to ask for a game system change when the GM has probably chosen that system for a reason and has likely put many hours into prep and if they haven't put any prep into the game I'd be cautious of joining the game because it gives the impression an unprepared GM whom probably won't react well to smart players taking the left turn instead of the right turn the GM planned. I average about 30 hours of prep before I ever put a game up. This particular game has run before and have about 100 hours of prep with 5 readied hand-crafted modules.

Well, due to various circumstances, this game got canceled. I'll be dropping a different game in its slot.