[LFP] [5e 2014] Call of the Netherdeep [Saturdays 14:00 CET]

Game System: D&D 5E 2014 Time Zone: Central European Time/ GMT+1 Day of week and time: Saturdays starting at 2 PM If new game, planned start date: The planned start date is 8th of November Planned Duration & Frequency: Weekly sessions between 2 PM and 6:30 PM with a thirty minutes break in the middle Term: Until the module is finished, which will take a few months Communication: Voice chat with optional camera Main Language used: English Voice software used: Discord Roleplay & Combat mix: Balanced mix between combat and roleplaying Number of Players in game & needed: 3-5 players with more serving as backup Character starting level & equipment: The module starts at level 3, basic equipment from background and class. Details of your scenario: I plan on DMing Call of the Netherdeep campaign, starting on 8th of November. This is a campaign that will take players from level 3 to 13. It is set in the world of Exandria and will allow players to venture across Wildemount and beyond. I have DM'ed several campaigns at this point and want to start this one. The campaign will be played on Roll20, online. If you are interested in joining post the following information here: A little bit about yourself Your experience with 5e 2014 Your discord contact

Hellooo, im Quin, He/Him, I just graduated recently and im going to college soon (film major). I like writing, science, and ANY high-fantasy book you could throw at me. However one thing you should definitely know about me is I have a condition that makes it hard for me to speak. Meaning itd have to either be a live text campaign or yall would have to be okay with communicating through text. Totally get it if thats a no-can-do, though. Ive been playing DND 5e for 4ish years, and have both DM'd and played. You can contact me on discord at Sudoku or sudoku2025,  im relatively new to discord so im not sure which one you needed. 

I really hate to turn you down, especially since I've yet to have minimum players but unfortunately speaking is a hard requirement. Sorry.