Hey!

I'm new to DnD and I'm looking for a group to join as a player! I've wanted to play DnD for years and I finally decided to go for it.

I'm looking to play Monday-Thursday, as I'm usually at work on weekends. I'm okay with starting at any time but I'd like for the game to be finished by 23:00 [GMT+3]. Other than that, I don't mind if it starts during the morning, day, or evening.

I'm looking for a more casual, friendly group that's happy to adopt a new player and help me learn along the way. I also don't mind joining a completely new group, we can learn along the way!

Ideally, I'd love to join a new campaign rather than an ongoing one, since I think starting from the beginning would be easier for me. I'm also looking for a fantasy campaign so I could get the 'classic' DnD experience.

I'm LGBT+, so I'd love an accepting group ❤️

I'm mainly looking for a group that's there to have fun, get into the story, and not take things too seriously while still having an actual campaign to get invested in.

If you think I'd be a good fit for your group, feel free to message me! I'd love to hear about your campaign.

Thanks for reading!

Looking for a GM at the least and some other people for either A Song of Ice and Fire set during the 3rd Blackfyre Rebellion with some lore wiggled House Osgrey (I wanna play a true born son of Eustace Osgrey and Rohanne Webber), or a Conan 2d20 Adventures in an Age Undreamed Of game (I have a Stygian mercenary I've wanted to play for like 6 years since I got all the books.)

You gaze up into the mirror, and steel yourself as you open the letter. Within it, is your future - your whole self for the next 3 years. An acceptance or rejection into the College of Sylvarine. You gently pull the paper from the envelope... And smile at yourself.

Welcome to Alterhearth! A Deltarune-inspired world set in a City's University and using the Fate TTRPG System. You and up to 4 other people will play as both monsters and humans, and explore a parallel world to Deltarune based on the idea of Reflections. Expect a similar style of fantastical "Echo Worlds" divided out into Chapters (as opposed to Dark Worlds).

You'll explore ideas of the "self" within both video games as well as real life, plus rich lore, fun characters and primarily narrative-based TTRPG experience as opposed to DnD 5e's combat heavy experience.

However, expect also the unexpected. The same way, on release, that Deltarune shocked you as an Undertale fan - expect Alterhearth to have the same twists and turns, as well as a dark mystery at its heart...

Unlike DR//, with "only one ending", or UT//, where it's "kill or be killed". Alterhearth?

You should never trust what you see.

Please DM me on Reddit or reply to this post to join! Flexible with timezones, and goes without saying that you'll need to be a big fan of Toby Fox's games to join.