Hey there! I've recently gotten a ton more free time since I'm starting up a new degree en route to a career change, and was looking to add a bit more dice rolling to my weekly schedule. When new systems or seasons come out I think its the best time to hop in. I want to be able to show up to conventions with both an AL S9 5e PC and a PFS 2e PC for whatever is available. I already play quite a bit of 5e, both offline and online in a couple of different servers, but my Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays are wide open, ideally in the evenings. A bit about me as a person: I'm a 24-year-old male, living in MST. I've been playing 5e for just a tad over 3 years, and want to expand the systems I am knowledgeable on. I am a very open person. I am LGBTQ+ friendly and highly inclusive. I have very few restrictions on topics I won't talk about, but I am highly cognizant and respectful to those who do have them. I very much believe tabletop is a collaborative story, so as much as I want to have my own periods where I shine I work hard to propel others into moments of greatness and celebrate their successes. To anyone familiar with Dimension 20 or Adventuring Academy, I try to absorb as much as that into my play as possible. A bit about me as a player: I have the most experience playing martial and skill monkey archetypes but have also taken a couple of casters to high levels (actually currently playing a 20th level arcana cleric which is a ton of fun). I am a quick learner, something I hope is as true in learning pathfinder as it will for this new degree. I enjoy roleplay and combat over exploration, but I also haven't played or DM'd any campaign that truly required in-depth exploration. Speaking of DMing, I am a novice DM, mainly having picked up the role for family members and some friends I've tried to get to start playing tabletop. I've got a ton of availability in my schedule right now, and that will remain true for the next year at the very least. The first paragraph had my preferred times, but I am truly unavailable Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday nights, as well as Saturday mornings MST.
