TTRPG experience: Pathfinder 1E since 2016, 5E since 2018. I started out 5E as a DM and have been ever since. Looking at my profile, you would see that I have over 10,000 hours clocked on Roll20 plus a little player review wall I've earned. I have DM'd several Wizards modules for private groups, and for local stores and conventions for Adventures League. I've DM'd two homebrew campaigns in there and dozens of one-shots as well. I'm lucky to say I'm not a forever DM and a fellow DM friend of mine and I play in each others games. I am looking for more play time though as I work from home and I am my own boss since I own my company. I can play any day after 7PM EST, or after 6PM EST on Sat/Sun. I have a high quality microphone and camera and I am looking for either a voice only or video/voice campaign. For the DMs of Roll20, I have the completed compendium that I can share and I have over 500 GB of maps I've downloaded or purchased along the years that I can share as well. What type of player am I: I engage in roleplay and enjoy a nice balance of the three pillars. When it comes to all destinations, I adhere to the R.E.S.P.E.C.T. tips. I enjoy being a team player and working to, even as a player, try to ensure all players are engaged and having fun. What classes I prefer: I am flexible and willing to play all with a preference to fighters but to me what is more important is creating an idea of a character I want to play and working from there. The class comes last in my brain. Here is an example level 1 character using the Forgotten Realms lore: Edward the Ironfist Growing up in harsh conditions on Mintarn, surrounded by all kinds of mercenaries, Edward in his youth was comparable to a street rat. Closer to his adulthood, Edward learned of the attempts of Lord Protector Dagult Neverember of Neverwinter in making a navy out of the mercenaries on the island. Edward was not trained in much beyond stealing food and clothes and began to save up money in an attempt to leave Mintarn and join the Neverwinter fleet. Edward had collected a decent sum of coin and was nearly finished when he was surrounded and robbed by a group of thugs. Edward foolishly tried to fight back and the merciless thugs cut off Edward's left hand. Edward raced through the streets hoping that he'd find help but it never came. He held his arm which dripped crimson onto the cobblestones below. All those around merely watched and offered silence to Edward. As he collapsed, he could feel his body being pulled away. The man that would save him was someone from the land of Lantan, a technologically-advanced island south of Mintarn, thanks to Gond. Where Edward's left hand once was, there was now an iron hand that was fully functional (prosthetic limb from Tasha's Cauldron). The man required nothing more than Edward's worship in Gond, which Edward happily obliged for the saving of his life. After learning of Edward's intentions, the man would purchase a voyage for Edward to Neverwinter from Mintarn. Instead of joining the mercenary crew on the seas, the man from Lantan believed that a more suitable position in the Neverwinter Guard might be valued. Edward headed to Neverwinter, where he had to beg for an opportunity to join the Neverwinter Guard. Learning of where he came from and what appeared to be a disability, the Neverwinter Guard was reluctant to hire him. With enough training and mentorship under several guards, Edward had gained the confidence of enough recommendations from Neverwinter Guards to earn himself a career in the Guard. Here Edward would serve five years of service to Neverwinter, earning the nickname "Ironfist" as he served. As his contract expires, he believes that he is destined for more than his service to Neverwinter. He believes Gond will lead him towards an Oath of Glory. He has heard tales of adventures and epic lore of the gods. Glory comes to those who seek it and Edward the Ironfist was going to do so in the name of Gond. Please feel free to inquire. You can post here, message me, or reach me on Discord which I am more readily able to respond to at Dom#1236 Thank you for reading
