I'm in love with tabletop RPGs however they require other people to play with and that can be both a blessing and a curse. While I've been in several groups locally IRL they always seem to fall apart or get put off for sometimes up to a month at a time which kills it for me. RollD20 seems to be the answer to my problem.
I have lots of understanding and experience being a PC in Rifts, Pathfinder, D&D 5e. I own most digital copies of all the books associated with those games as well. I've never DM/GM'ed and don't plan to unless I end up being the most experienced in a group. I could run a campaign but making one up or trying to homebrew I feel I wouldn't be good at.
Some playstyle traits, which usually reflects into any character I make, are:
1. Teamwork- I care greatly for my allies and my party. Although sometimes can take me awhile to warm up to them. I'm greatly annoyed by PCs who try to do everything or are selfish.
2. Party Versatility- I will usually wait to see what the other players are rolling before I decide. Unless I REALLY want to play a specific class but even then I'll tweak builds to fill gaps to build up the capabilities of the party.
3. Combat Oriented- I've never made a toon that couldn't handle themselves in combat and I find combat to be the funnest. However I'm not the Min/Max one shot death machine either. I have skills which I like to use.
4. Comic Relief- My favorite race to play in Pathfinder is a Goblin. If the DM allows it. I had a goblin alchemist that enjoyed burping fire and farting toxic clouds. He also had a special mutagen to go big bad goblin mode much like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. While needing a Human escort into any city and trying to eat children appendages my party fell deeply in love with my gold hearted goblin. Basically, I love playing silly characters and love to be the center of all the laughter as much as possible. Without being overly distracting or inhibiting gameplay.
I can only be available Wednesday-Friday 5pm-9:30pm PST and sometimes up to 10:30pm.