Kai Lae
April 17th, 2022, 00:33
FG licence: Ultimate
Time Zone: Central US
Availability: Weekends other than AM. May be available during week, depending on day and time.
Term: Looking for a short module not long term (explanation below)
Voice: Can use anything you would want.
Game system: D&D 5e
Game system experience: 5e, 3e, 2e, 1e(called it basic in those days) D&D.
Fantasy grounds experience: Not at all familiar, which is one of the primary reasons for the post. I have been taking FG academy classes and have an idea.
Character type preferred: I probably have a character concept I want to try for literally anything out there, so what do you need? I do have an affinity for spellcasters.
About me: I'm a player in his late 40's who first started playing what was called basic rules as a kid. I then played some 2e and 3e (very beginning) before shelving the hobby for something like 20 years (this seems to be a common story these days). Pandemic got me back into it. I know how to roleplay and I know the rules well enough; I'm not a rules lawyer and the DM controls the game. Game flow is important. I like a mix of everything - combat, social, and exploration, and don't mind if one of those pillars is dominant in a game session if it makes sense for the campaign and is engaging. I am now looking to get into DMing, but I need to learn the interface from a player's perspective because my assumption is that I will have to teach players in my game the software. Best way to learn that is to do it. I'm looking for a short adventure - something along the lines of Sunless Citadel or Dragon of Icespire Peak - which would allow me to pick up what I need to know (plus, it'd be fun). Lost Mine of Phandelver also fits, but I am in the process of learning the DM side of things by copying LMoP from D&D Beyond (where I bought it) into FG, and I probably know most of the module my memory at this point. I can play a game without metagaming but I admit it's easier when I don't have to. I have a video camera and am ok with using it. I'm very familiar with the forgotten realms setting and prefer it, but not a must have.
TL/DR: Wannabe DM wants group to play to learn FG well and have fun doing it.
Time Zone: Central US
Availability: Weekends other than AM. May be available during week, depending on day and time.
Term: Looking for a short module not long term (explanation below)
Voice: Can use anything you would want.
Game system: D&D 5e
Game system experience: 5e, 3e, 2e, 1e(called it basic in those days) D&D.
Fantasy grounds experience: Not at all familiar, which is one of the primary reasons for the post. I have been taking FG academy classes and have an idea.
Character type preferred: I probably have a character concept I want to try for literally anything out there, so what do you need? I do have an affinity for spellcasters.
About me: I'm a player in his late 40's who first started playing what was called basic rules as a kid. I then played some 2e and 3e (very beginning) before shelving the hobby for something like 20 years (this seems to be a common story these days). Pandemic got me back into it. I know how to roleplay and I know the rules well enough; I'm not a rules lawyer and the DM controls the game. Game flow is important. I like a mix of everything - combat, social, and exploration, and don't mind if one of those pillars is dominant in a game session if it makes sense for the campaign and is engaging. I am now looking to get into DMing, but I need to learn the interface from a player's perspective because my assumption is that I will have to teach players in my game the software. Best way to learn that is to do it. I'm looking for a short adventure - something along the lines of Sunless Citadel or Dragon of Icespire Peak - which would allow me to pick up what I need to know (plus, it'd be fun). Lost Mine of Phandelver also fits, but I am in the process of learning the DM side of things by copying LMoP from D&D Beyond (where I bought it) into FG, and I probably know most of the module my memory at this point. I can play a game without metagaming but I admit it's easier when I don't have to. I have a video camera and am ok with using it. I'm very familiar with the forgotten realms setting and prefer it, but not a must have.
TL/DR: Wannabe DM wants group to play to learn FG well and have fun doing it.