[DM]{5e 2024][Monday 8pm GMT] Looking for a dm for a long-term rp focused campaign

Looking for a D&D 5e Dungeon Master!   Hey! We’re a group of 3 players (3 more potential players)  looking for a DM to lead a long-term D&D 5e campaign with us. When: Weekly on Mondays at 8pm GMT Rules: 2024 ruleset, mostly RAW with small, sensible homebrew welcome Focus: Strong roleplay, character development, and deep world lore Combat: Enjoyed, but not the main focus Themes we love: Classic fantasy & mystery (open to other fantasy vibes, but no sci-fi ) Platforms: Prefer Owlbear or Roll20 , but happy to discuss Ages: 18+ only, ideally people in their 20s–30s Experience: Our group ranges from beginner to intermediate We love immersive storytelling and meaningful character arcs , and we’re hoping to build something long-term rather than run one-shots. If you would like to dm for us, please message me with the following information:  • Your experience level • A short description of the campaign or plot idea you have in mind • Your DM style (RP-heavy, balanced, dark fantasy, etc.)

Hello! I'm Wallanda, played a few games and had a creative surge one day to write up my own campaign. While it's still a work-in-progress (as I'm trying to paste all the details and narrow down on maps and mysteries), it is in fact a very broad story, so far with 3 ACTS in mind. AND as it turns out - using Owlbear Rodeo/Roll20! As a summary, it's set in Faerun, 15th century, well after the events of Baldur's Gate 3 and other historical events. More specifically, ACT 1 will be happening in Cormanthor Forest, solving a mystery that's plaguing the land there. The party would explore ancient elven towers...and that's honestly as much as I dare to reveal lol I personally love when people dedicate themselves to roleplaying and lean into the story and intrigue. For that reason, I prefer to get to know other players and their characters before going deep into the lore, planning and backstory. The play time would have to be discussed however, BUT everything else is up my alley!