[LFDM] (5e) Need Additional DM's for Thriving D&D Community!!!

Hello, I'm a long time DM and a Twitch Streamer. &nbsp;My streaming D&D games have&nbsp;created so much interest among my viewers that I've started a community on Discord for new players (who want to learn off-stream), or those who used to play and need a new group. &nbsp;The community, known as the Apprentices' Guild, is growing fast and I can no longer DM for everyone there -- I'm already DM'ing four games. &nbsp;I would like one or two more experienced DM's, who don't mind new players, to join and run some games. &nbsp;In return, I can offer you a tight-knit community of very cool people who will support the CRAP out of your Twitch Stream or Podcast. &nbsp;Also, if you would like to run a pre-made D&D module on Roll20, we can help cover the costs in exchange for you DM services. &nbsp;Please direct message me if interested. &nbsp;Thanks! New players are always welcome to join the Apprentices' Guild as well. &nbsp;Check us out at &gt;&gt;&gt; &nbsp; <a href="https://discord.gg/NhwpVJA" rel="nofollow">https://discord.gg/NhwpVJA</a> &nbsp;&lt;&lt;&lt;

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