[Online][5thEd] [PST]

((Thanks everyone for the interest! For now, we're pretty full up. If you find this post later and this -really- seems like your kind of thing, the time and all that fits, shoot me a PM anyways, we might have a spot open up down the road! Good luck, and happy gaming!))

Looking for one or two more to join us Tuesdays 7pm- ~10pm PST

I've build quite a lot of a relatively low magic world, in witch magic seems to be on the rise again. The party is only one or two sessions deep and we're looking for a few more players who don't mind a DM who's new to both Roll20, and DND all together.

The Pitch for the world:

• Currently low magic, though magic seems to be seeping back into the world
• Ruled by a Bloodline of Kings, who's Paladin's and Clerics keep the King's Peace. -Looming threat of war from the orc's to the South. -Mainland largely made up of Humans, Elves and Dwarves.

Aside from me using a few names of deities and the like, the world itself I've tweaked and built from the ground up; Werewolves in the game, might not be the werewolves you know, but that's what rolls are for :P

Pitch to the Players: The idea of DND, to me, has always been a game the players mold along the way. Great stories rolling and crashing together in the backround, and here comes a party of significance that may or may not change the tides of all of it. Making hard choices, tough calls, allies and enemies that might change the flow of the overarching narrative all together.

To sum up, I'm looking for a few mature players who enjoy the story more then the rules. People who can show up for a few hours on Tuesday nights to explore a world together, make and change plots, and grow in power all together. Please send me a PM if this sounds like your sort of game, with all the questions or comments you might have. A bit about yourself, your experience, and your expectations would be lovely!

(P.S. If you've responded to my first post about this game and I failed to get back to you, I'm sorry about that. I'm new to Reddit aswell, and the response was pretty overwhelming. I'll try to be better at getting back to everyone this time around!)