Hi! I'm looking for 3-4 people that want to come home from work on a Friday evening and enjoy some roleplaying with their friends . About the Game: I have the full Tomb of Annihilation module so expect really great graphics, story, and experience. I'm trying to create a roleplaying experience like Glass Cannon Podcast or Critical Role where everyone has a voice in the playing experience. I'm trying to start a group of people that want to learn and discover. I don't mind including veterans or first timers, so if you have no experience with roleplaying I'm willing to help out. Mature content: Swearing, graphic violent descriptors, (M rating on movie boxes). About the DM: My name is Adrian, 25, I've been playing RPGs for years now. I have experience GMing before and really strive to make it a story driven experience. The sessions would span from 2 hours to 3 hours. I have the heart of an old man and my body might explode if I stay up too late but if we find ourselves in the groove, sessions could last longer. I really want a small group of people because 1. It's easier for me 2. I think smaller groups allow everyone to participate and feel included. Played over Discord. A good connection is a must. We'll be using Voice. I am a huge fan of taking from other systems and applying them to our rules. As a group if we decide that a rule is dumb or we'd like this cool Pathfinder rule, I'm very open to bending rules. The PHB is not the Bible or the law. Use your imagination during the game! I highly encourage people to take advantage of the surroundings and venture from the norm in order to solve adverse situations. I am a flexible GM and would love to see creative ways to overcome obstacles. Gameplay: Player cohesion is really important to any game so I might do interviews and maybe a oneshot before we start the actual game. I also want the group to get together and discuss which classes they'd like to play, discuss backstories, and get to know each other before we start playing as well. I realize that life happens, and sometimes you won't be able to make a session - just be able to communicate on a timely basis anything that may come up to cause you to miss a session. Even if we dont play, we would still get together and talk about the game (maybe have a oneshot with someone else as DM, or with different characters). Don't be rude or disruptive. Be patient with one another. Just be a nice person. Assume that every character has a reason for adventuring with the others, and will act in general cooperation with them. I realize this campaign is designed for both new and experienced players, and will work to make sure everyone at the table has a good time, regardless of skill level. Applicants: Name: Age: Timezone: Experience playing: Favorite part of D&D: Preferred role/class: A little bit about yourself: