A) About me Hello! GM Tang here and I'm a little different from other DMs here since I started DMing on Roll20 and have been doing it for over 4 years! I've logged over 2,000 hours here and run weekly games with over 15 returning players! Plus joining one of my games means joining a community of rabid roleplayers and thoughtful tacticians! Read on to learn more. B) The campaign Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden is a level 1-11 adventure that takes players into the far north of Faerûn. Death, despair, and darkness have taken their hold over the region as Auril the Frostmaiden plunges the Tentowns into an everlasting night. The largest of these towns, Brynn Shander, is host to depraved human sacrifices done in a feeble attempt to appease this goddess of winter. Meanwhile Caer-Konig wards off mysterious pilferers from the wilderness. The people of the Tentowns take all of this in stride. The Far North has always extracted terrible costs from its denizens. The people here are isolated from the rest of the world and a long time ago, a lone hero ventured up and brought with him salvation. Today, Icewind Dale again waits patiently for another reprieve. RotFM deals with themes of isolation and is inspired by classic horror movies like Alien , The Thing , and The Shining. C) The game and ground rules This is a weekly game that meets up on Saturdays. The tabletop and character sheets will be hosted on Roll20 with dynamic lighting, ambient music, and appropriate macro shortcuts! Voice is hosted over Discord in one of the community channels. Payments are paid over PayPal. Cost is $12 per session/player. Roll20 is not responsible for any payment transactions and cannot enforce any private arrangements. Here are the rules for any of my games: 1) Don't be a dick. D) If you've read all the way here and are still interested then join us by filling out a player application and venture into the far-north ! E) Next campaign session #: 0 We will be meeting 12/12/20 to go over character creation, introductions, player introductions, and general expectations. F) Seats filled: 3 /5