Thanks for checking out my LFP! The Highlights: Need 1 more player NEW PLAYERS ARE WELCOME!!! Ages: 18+ 2pm-6pm, Tuesdays (Central Standard Time -6GMT) Game: Band of Blades Designer: Off Guard Games (John Lebouef-Little & Stras Acimovic) System: Forged in the Dark (Narrative first roleplaying) Theme: Dark Military Fantasy set in a Late Renaissance world. Inspiration: The Black Company by Glen Cook, Princess Mononoke by Hayao Miyazaki, Battlestar Galactica by Glen Larson. Experience: Blades in the Dark, 40K Dark Heresy, Lamentations of the Flame Princess I want everyone to be respectful to each other and be as interested in other's characters as your own! The Pitch: Flee! Make haste! The lines are broken and the Cinder King's hordes of undead have pressed through the defenses! The Legion is in retreat and all eyes turn to our Chosen for guidance in this blighted moment. The great legion of mercenaries has been smashed apart by the undead horde and it is imperative that the survivors make it to Skydagger Keep. All along the way, the legion must stifle the advancement of Cinder King and his Broken (corrupted Chosen), to give the Eastern Kingdoms time to prepare and meet battle before the keep's gates are battered to the snow covered ground and the path to the East is accessible. Take on the mantle of Marshal, Commander, Lorekeeper, and press the attack against the undead as a sniper, heavy or medic? Drive rookies through harrowing experiences to make proper soldiers of them and promote veteran soldiers to a specialization they've earned through months of combat! Won't you join us? About me: Hi, my name is Chris. I've been GMing for a few years now. I've cut my teeth on the Fantasy Flight Games 40K games, Deathwatch, Dark Heresy First Edition and Only War. I also have experience running the incredible Kevin Crawford's (Sine Nomine Publishing) Godbound, Lumpley Games' Apocalypse World, UFO Press' Rhapsody of Blood, Fria Ligan's Coriolis The Third Horizon, and the eponymous Lamentations of the Flame Princess. I love crunchy simulationist games and I love narrative rules-lite games. I can be crude, but I try to be sincere and jovial as much as possible. I've been turned on increasingly more to games where the players are responsible for parts of the world building. Not just to make things easier on me, but to let them be more in touch and care more for the surroundings and circumstances of their characters. Expectations: My expectations are simple. Be respectful of everyone at the virtual table. Let everyone have their time in the spotlight. Be respectful of everyone's time, we all set aside a substantial piece of our week to meet together and no call no shows and last minute schedule changes are very frustrating. Be courteous and inform me in advance when possible. If any player becomes uncomfortable with something in a scene, speak up, we will pause, and fade to black. If there are more concerns regarding table conduct or information about the game, feel free to ask! Thank you for your time.