[LFG][Free][Community] GMT/CET players you might want to read this.

Just this morning I was wondering why no community geared towards players and GMs who live in Europe existed in Roll20. So I asked. No reason. It just doesn't, I was told. I know, I know. Scheduling is not that hard with Roll20's marvelous features, but sometimes it can be a bit of a hassle to keep up with people playing at noon when it's midnight for you. This tends to end up eroding most games. I'm acquainted with some fellow gamers from Down Under and they have their really helpful Tavern Raiders Association  to avoid such things. Then there's the Knights of the Written Word  a wonderful community for text-based players - highly recommended. Pat you are the best! Anyway, I asked myself, why don't players in my timezone (CET) have such advantages. No reason. So I decided to create the Greenwich Meridian Dungeoneers . This morning. I'm not married to the name but it'll do for now. If you are interested in joining for whatever reason feel free to do so. The purpose of this community will be to facilitate games in this platform amongst people currently residing in GMT/UTC  0 to +3. That is most of Europe and Africa.

British player/ GM here happy to join.

count me in 

GMPablo said: count me in&nbsp; Rockmonkey said: British player/ GM here happy to join. Please, post in the listing, pm is not working for me at the moment. Thanks for the interest. <a href="https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/182278/greenwich-meridian-dungeoneers" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/182278/greenwich-meridian-dungeoneers</a>

Dutch newcomer here, I'm in

Hey there! I'm reletaviley new to D&amp;D and very new to Roll20 and hoping to find a campaign with players willing to help me learn and have fun! I'm in South Africa (GMT+2 and not available 8am - 4pm on weekdays). Optimistically and hopefully waiting for your responses :)

JustAddSalty said: Just this morning I was wondering why no community geared towards players and GMs who live in Europe existed in Roll20. So I asked. No reason. It just doesn't, I was told. I know, I know. Scheduling is not that hard with Roll20's marvelous features, but sometimes it can be a bit of a hassle to keep up with people playing at noon when it's midnight for you. This tends to end up eroding most games. I'm acquainted with some fellow gamers from Down Under and they have their really helpful Tavern Raiders Association &nbsp;to avoid such things. Then there's the Knights of the Written Word &nbsp;a wonderful community for text-based players - highly recommended. Pat you are the best! Anyway, I asked myself, why don't players in my timezone (CET) have such advantages. No reason. So I decided to create the Greenwich Meridian Dungeoneers . This morning. I'm not married to the name but it'll do for now. If you are interested in joining for whatever reason feel free to do so. The purpose of this community will be to facilitate games in this platform amongst people currently residing in GMT/UTC&nbsp; 0 to +3. That is most of Europe and Africa. Juan S. said: Hey there! I'm reletaviley new to D&amp;D and very new to Roll20 and hoping to find a campaign with players willing to help me learn and have fun! I'm in South Africa (GMT+2 and not available 8am - 4pm on weekdays). Optimistically and hopefully waiting for your responses :) Nero said: I'd like to join too! (Dutch player/GM here). If there are any new players I'd love to do some one-shots to get people into D&amp;D. I would recommend click on the link provided above in the quote or in the original post and going to their LFG listing and applying there. Salty is a good guy and is trying to help people in that timezone find fellow gamers to get games going.