Hello people!
Me and my party (and our GM) could use one more player! We’ve
only played once and had one player realize he can’t play the day we chose. We’re
a European centric group (We have one early rising US-player but we’re not
looking for a second one) and play UTC +1/GMT +1 (4:30 PM) on Sundays.
I am sorry, but we’re looking for a support class. That’s
what we lost. That’s what we need.
In our party we already have a Paladin, Rogue, Alchemist and
Monk.
Characters are set up as followed. 1 st lvl character Roll for stats (roll 4, keep 3. Do six times twice. It has
to be done in Roll20) Only core/unchained classes and races (Our GM is coming out
of hibernation and wants it simple) No evil characters. Feats and equipment – try to keep it to the Core rulebook. No house rules. GM likes it basic here it in the beginning. No Crit tables
Player’s guide:
In the GMs homebrewed campaign, the party has arrived at a
small town and are realizing dangerous things are stirring in the wild. The
party is far from closeknit but stick together since getting contracts as mercenaries
is easier as a group. The first major conflict involves orcs (there’s a little
bonus info for rangers). We’re playing in Golarion but we’re far from experts
on the setting so you don’t have to be either. The GM is homebrewing the
setting so don’t assume everything you can find on Golarion is true in this
version. Theme tags: Action and mystery and emphasis on dilemmas.
Playstyle: The GM (and us) are aiming for a midground between acting
and action (60% - 40%).
We use voices and we use discord for that.
What we expect from you as a player. You need to be cool and kind – no foul mouth Don’t reply here with an already made character. There will
be time for that later. Understand there’s a difference between min-maxing and
powergaming.
Questionnaire (for people applying): Age? Write about your playing style (you need to be more
descriptive than I was with acting and action) Experience with systems (New players are welcome!) Expectations from the game. What constitutes a good game for
you?