[LFG] [5E] Somewhat experienced player looking for a game during the week.

My preferred timeframe is 7-11 pm est any days but Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I'm a 26, soon to be 27, year old guy who enjoys some good rp but lacks confidence in his ability to make interesting characters and stick true to their personalities over long periods of time. The people I've played with longest say I do fine but I'm sure others may disagree. As far as playstyle I'm a fun first kind of guy who tries not to be too serious about things if he can help it. Not really big on hard adherence to the alignment system, though i'm strictly anti-evil and prefer to not play alongside evil characters. To date, I've played a dragon sorcereress tiefling that loved books and dancing, a reluctant assassin rogue, a somewhat manic hunter ranger,  a totem barbarian with a soft spot for children and dreams of motherhood, and  for a short time I played an oath of the ancients paladin who dreamed of nothing but creating a heroic legacy to go along with his families reputation as successful winemakers. I'm currently playing a warforged cleric that was initially created as a wizard's attempt to revive his dead daughter, and I hope to one day play another dragoon sorcerer/bard that dreams of marrying a dragon.   Feel free to ask me any questions if you think you might want me in your game.

Hey, not to piggyback off your post but if you pass up on a campaign, or someone finds you and needs two, this is similar to my experience and what I am looking for. Thanks in advance to anyone who reaches out 

I think your concepts sound very interesting! If you guys would like to stretch your creative muscle, I might have something for you. 7 pm EST is midnight for me, but it shouldn't be much of a problem, as I'm a bit of a night owl anywuss ;) I'm always trying to find new ways to shake up on D&D to keep it interesting, so I got an idea for an open ended, slightly sandbox campaign, which makes use of Attribute Drafting and Relationship cards. Attribute drafting has you be presented by 30 cards. 12 of these are Attribute Order cards (showing how  your attributes will be placed) and the rest are attribute cards with two values on each (eg. 18|5, 11|10 and so on) Players then takes turns picking one card, bouncing back and forth until everyone has 3 attribute cards and 1 attribute order card. The relationship cards places each character in a grid, with each player picking two cards, on which is a relationship (siblings, members of same military etc.) Each player then puts down one card (of their choice) to create a relationship with another character, which is then discussed to create depths to the prompt on the card. If you'd be interested in something like this, feel free to reach out. I'm thinking if we did this we would be playing Tuesdays or Thursdays :) Charles D.   Victoria E.