Hi, everyone! I'm new to this site, and I am only here for D&D, so I was hoping I could get into a game soon. I can't be online for more than short periods in a day, so I would need to be in a slow-paced game, but I would love to play and am looking forward to it!

I've been assembling a game that could go multiple directions: plague in a city, sci-fi vs fantasy, adventure on the high seas, gunslingers and psychics  vs knights and wizards, etc. I'm hoping for people who join to talk with myself and each other about what they want, what they can agree on, what they think of the direction I'm heading at the moment, and to do some world-building with me. My philosophy is that it's not my world and your story, it's our world and our story.

Feel free to check it out!

Crisis In Harappa

What do you consider slow paced?

I am running some newbies in a Lost Mines of Phandelver.  Have a look, 3 players have dropped out.  link to another game

In reply to Mondego (msg # 3):

That's a good point.

I have a game that barely started. Introductions have been made, but very little action. We're getting into the first adventure very soon.

This is a "back to the basics" of tropes and conventions, so the character should not be terribly atypical, or opposed to typical D&D conventions. It's worth a look if you don't mind a tad of predictability.

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