Hello! And thank you for clicking on this post! My online alias is Miroella Softwind, though people often just shorten it to Miro, which is fine. I'm 27 years old, and I've been partaking in this hobby for over 10 years. For the last part of the decade, I've mostly been DM'ing due to the incredible hard time in finding games, not due to the lack of trying. Over the years, I've discovered what kind of games I prefer, and outside of simply DM'ing those myself, I may as well find a unicorn. The following criteria is what I consider minimum requirement for any game. I do understand that listing criteria here on Reddit as a player will make people downvote, or otherwise leave frowning comments, though as I've said in the paragraph above, I know what I want/like. These are what I consider dealbreakers, so to speak. And yes, finding games that meet all of these requirements is like finding a unicorn, at least in my experience. Decent grammar, spelling, and vocabulary capabilities. (For example, not using punctuation is a red flag.) A fleshed out, consistent world/setting, with easily accessible information. (Homebrew, or established fictional settings are fine. A single paragraph meant to establish the entire world isn't.) Roleplay, and character progression. (I'm a Heavy-RP'er, and this is my main attraction to this hobby. The more RP, no matter how bland, is better in my opinion.) A steady group-size of 4-6 people. A European friendly starting time. (No later starting time than 8 PM UTC+0) Mondays, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. Text-Only. No Voice, no Cams. Now, you might be asking what I offer in return, since I do demand entirely unreasonable things. I consider myself competent in English, and I do pride myself in this. Consistent, engaging, and considerate player. Often imaginative and creative, with a long history of roleplaying, having dipped my toes in almost everything. Willing to speak up, give feedback, and pointers if asked. I prefer honesty and the blunt approach. Characters built from the setting, instead of inserting them into it. I do not have a library of pre-existing characters, and vastly prefer building a character that could feasibly exist in the setting of the game. A willingness to try almost any system. (Pathfinder and GURPs have been irrevocably ruined for me.) Thank you for reading. Or glancing over.
