With every step, the mud sinks hugging the shape of your boots. The sheen of your skin glares in the moonlight. You've been running for a long time, longer than you ever have. Your legs are tired, shaking, but you mustn't stop. You can't. Not until you find--and there, at the bottom of the bank, you spot the cave with the vine on the side. Just like the old woman said. You smile, but only for a moment, for the wind carries voices of the Orcs at your heels. First of all, thank you for reading. Now to explain this post: due to the pandemic, my partner and I have both lost our jobs (if anyone needs an IT guy or an editor, let me know), and our savings are nearly gone and neither of our families are in any position to help us. So! Whilst we don our best armor and continue to hunt for jobs, we are trying to supplement what we have left of our savings in any way we can... One of those ways is my partner DMing pay to play games. *You are also welcome to join our server for fast (and obviously free) 5e help, seminars on how to play, and how to use roll20.* We also have a growing memes and pet pics collection, people who love to show off geeky goodies, and we have free play by post games run by myself and others! More on my partner's pay-to-play: - Free Session Zero and character creator help. - $6/person/game for the first session, $9 per session thereafter -&nbsp; ALL are welcome and helped equally. &nbsp; I understand&nbsp; paying for a DM can be a divisive topic but please know we do not mean to offend anyone's beliefs--we are just trying to do whatever we can to keep afloat; we didn't make this decision lightly. Link to my partners LFG listing:&nbsp;<a href="https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/254020/a-day-in-the-shade-p2pb" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/254020/a-day-in-the-shade-p2pb</a> This game will require payment to the Game Master at a rate of $6 for Session 1 and $9 for every session afterwards via Paypal or Skrill, payment due before each session (weekly). Roll20 is not responsible for any payment transactions and cannot enforce any private arrangements.