Interest Check in a totally historical (neither magic nor monsters) Roman campaign using the information contained in the Glory of Rome Sourcebook. The premise is players although they are friends and a sort of a fellowship they are randomly allocated in different social classes so their conflicts although different are resolved as a party.

I would be very much interested in this game.

Side note: Holy crap you run a lot of games!

To be honest running several games it is not as demanding as people might think, the setting up is the most demanding part, you must read a lot to set things properly, once the game is running you only are required to read a bit here and a bit there to post the next thing happening. I love PBP because you are able to take time to read before resuming the storytelling, solve doubts, research rules, etc. Stopping the game in a live session to read and research would make your players yawning and getting impatient.
I have 8 games now and opposite to what people might think I am answering a couple private messages per day and moving from 4 to 5 posts per game at most, some games even don't move in days so I do not see the problem in handling many games at the same moment.
Another variable is my job, I do not spend time traveling to job, my job is near home and I also have in my working time some minutes here and some minutes there to check the site and answering messages and posting in the forums, a privilege not many have.

Interested! :)

So, to be clear, DnD 5e, no magic/monsters/etc.

Count me in

In reply to Patricio (msg # 3):

I am impressed.

I'd be interested!

Oh, I have that book! I admit I'd probably prefer low-magic to outright no-magic, but still this could be interesting.

I guess only Fighters and Rogues are available as classes right? All the others have at least some element of magic.

The game is live.

link to another game

Read the first post in the OOC forum then send your RTJ. People who posted in this forum will have priority. Thank you and see you in the ancient Rome.