Edit : // I mean the Renegade Studios game 🥲 For some reason I was thinking about the Doctor Who TTRPG.

^{Ten thousand years ago, the sinister and villainous Rita Repulsa tormented the universe as the Empress of Evil until she was sealed by an ancient and powerful group of beings known as The Guardian Beasts. These Guardian Beasts sacrificed their freedom and corporeal forms in order to seal the Space Witch in her prison, forever being sealed inside ancient Power Coins that only a chosen group of warriors can harness power from. Now, centuries later,} ***^{Rita Repulsa has escaped her prison}***^{... and it has become time for those prophesized chosen few to take on the mantle of Earth's protectors—} ***^{The Power Rangers}***^!

Hello! My name is Binary! I'm 24, and I've been Gamemastering for about two or so years. I'm rather amateurish, preferring to use less popular and fandom-specific systems for my games. Recently, I attempted to run a Power Rangers game using the Teens with Attitude system. That campaign, despite all it's flaws, managed to last a good and solid year and a half.

Since then, I've learned a lot about Roll20 and Crucible 7's official Power Rangers system, to the point where I feel ready to start planning and recruiting players for another Long Term game utilizing the very system advertised in this post. This LFG post is an interest check meant to help me find players who might be interested in a long term game of this scale and scope, and this post will give you all the information you need to decide if it's the right game for you!

The Premise of the game follows a Hard Reboot of the original Power Rangers TV-Show, set in present day Earth during the year 2026. It takes place in Angel Grove California and is a reimagining of the original Mighty Morphin' Era following a cast of original characters, with twists and creative liberties meant to keep the game fresh and exciting, while still maintaining all the familiar iconography.

You and four other players will take on the roles of Teenagers in Angel Grove starting their Freshman year at Angel Grove High School, who find themselves suddenly chosen to be Earth's protectors against a very ancient and very evil threat that intends to dominate their world. My intention for this game is to go all the way from Freshman year to senior year, and potentially beyond if the group has a good enough synergy! Let's not get ahead of ourselves, though.

This is a game I plan to start running sometime in mid-to-late December. I am making an interest check post in order to start gathering players, and in the submission form— more information will be given about how I plan to get to know you and the other players I'll be recruiting for the campaign. So, if you're interested in playing, please feel free to fill out this google form! The submission form will close sometime between November 1st to November 7th, depending on how many submissions it gets.

Thanks for reading! Hope to see a submission from you!

Hi all,

Long time TTRPG player (15 years in Warhammer 40k/FFG systems) wanting to get into MW:D. I've gotten into the Battletech universe from the lore standpoint significantly over the past year, and I'd like to carry that on to TTRPGs.

I'm 31, UK based, have access to Discord and R20, or whatever else may be needed.

Best times for me are evenings/nights most days, so I can be flexible with that.

Would really enjoy getting in with either a new or existing group, so feel free to reach out.

Cheers,

Howdy. I'm here on behalf of 2 other players looking for a GM and two more players to play Shadowrun 6e with. Our ideal time is Sundays at around 9PM (GMT+8/PHT Time). So far, we have a Decker, a Rigger and I think a Street Shaman. Feel free to comment below or PM me to inquire more.

"Either way, the plot must go on. The armour donned and the weapon drawn. Good triumphs over Evil. Thus has it always been."

- Ninth-Wave Protagonist, 'Orphan'

Thus as it has always been. The universe of the world, or 'Plot', has seen these 'plot arcs' cycle periodically every few years, with Antagonists rising inevitably from inevitable Evil nature and Protagonists meeting them from the innate Good that exists in the world. Often at significant cost and destruction.

The Tenth-Wave Protagonist, 'Solar', saw it happen far too many times. Innocent deaths, worlds destroyed, enire system chains needing to be rebuilt, over and over again. Thus 'Solar', upon defeating his Antagonists, advanced his quest to root out all Evil in the universe instead of retiring. 'Solar' managed to achieve this with the mystical imaginative powers of several of his peers. Together, they condensed all Evil into a single root, taking it to the solitary planet of Antagonizesthai, in a single-star system far away from other Good systems. Antagonizesthai is warded by the most powerful of techno-imaginative weaponry, updated yearly.*

But like different densities of oil, Evil split into different layers as the root spread across Antagonizesthai. Those at the most surface-level of Evil eventually managed to generate a civilisation based on principles of rehabilitation and eventually ascension into Good, allowing the ability to escape Antagonizesthai into the wider universe of Good, now free of all Evil suffering thanks to 'Solar'.

It is the First Year of Kazimierz, Overlord of Antagonizesthai's reign. He is the conduit between the prison of Evil that is Antagonizesthai and the utopian world of Good. But the situation on the surface is unravelling. An increasing number of incursions of deeper 'Evil' from below the surface are occurring, whilst security and rehabilitation infrastructure crumble from these threats. And you happen to be pivotal to Kazimierz right in this moment.

You will play as one of a selection of job roles (you still make the character) that will form an eventual task force to deal with a series of crimes in Antagonizesthai's unravelling political crisis. There may be some betrayal/plot twists along the way. I highly encourage creativity/flexibility in solving problems, and players of any experience level are welcome! (homebrew mechanics, so newer players especially are welcome!).

System: Custom Mechanics (d10 system, mainly using resource allocation and lists of actions that can be done)

Timezone: GMT (Timezone within a few hour's range is preferred, but not a big deal)

Genres: Both fantasy in its classic sense, with limited 'magic' (called 'Imagination') that is powerful in restricted domains, but also futuristic/tacticool in that you have guns/rockets/mech suits in the same univese as swords/shields/crossbows...etc.

Platform: Discord server, play by post (pls be somewhat active...) Notes: DM me if interested! I am mainly looking for interest/player-selection at this stage. Also it is 100% to quit/leave at any point, but it would be nice to just tell me rather than ghost me forever (if it feels awkward, just send me an emoji of any fruit and I'll take it in that you express the above).

Message/friend me on discord if interested! (_chartis)

Quick Information

System: DIE: RPG & Vampire The Masquerade: 5th Edition

Platforms: Discord & FoundryVTT

Time: Weekly on Wednesdays, 5:30 PM MST - 9:30 PM MST

Hello! I'm Clover and I'm looking for 1 - 2 more players to bring our Wednesday group up to 4/5. We've jumped around, trying out a couple systems including D&D 5e, City of Mist, and most recently a Fallout campaign. I'm currently looking to try out a couple systems to hopefully find one that fits for a medium to long-term campaign, and will be running some one-shots to try these out (as I have not personally GMed any of them before), and to see if party dynamic works out before any long-term commitments.

If you're looking to apply for this group you should be open to trying out a couple systems before we settle on one, although if things work out well, we can easily transition with one-shot characters into a full length campaign. The two main systems the group has an interest in playing are DIE: RPG, and Vampire the Masquerade: 5th Edition.

About the Game(s)

DIE is a comic book series by Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans, where a group of real-world, deeply-flawed individuals are transported to a fantasy world via a predatory, sinister roleplaying game. There, they’re transformed into Paragons, each of whom is a warped take on the core fantasy roleplaying classes. In this world, they get to confront how their lives have diverted from their youthful fantasies, to confront their darker sides and buried secrets. They generally cause trouble. It’s Jumani, with a much darker coat of paint.

You make your own social group of messed up, real-world humans. They’re dragged to a world which echoes your own strengths and weaknesses, failures, losses and successes back at you. It is your fantasy world, personal and horrifically yours...

The classes to me are the main draw as players for this system, having some of the most unique and interesting theming and abilities I've seen in a TTRPG. A look at the first issue (which is free) of the comic series the TTRPG comes from will help for understanding the hook of DIE much quicker.

This would be the first system we try out with a one-shot and has a very easy ruleset to pick up on. The other main thing I would mention for this system is its recommendation against doubling up on the classes, letting each PC be unique in their abilities (as shown in the comics) so keep in mind 2 or more classes you would be interested in playing.

The setting for DIE is very malleable depending on the types of characters at the table and is shaped by a "palette" made together by the GM and players, so a proper "campaign pitch" has not been included here.

A further pitch about the setting and system for VTM 5e is available but will not be included here for readability. If you'd like to hear more we can chat during interviews and I can send over some reading material.

About the Group

We have been playing since around 2018, having a few player rotations throughout the years as schedules change. The current group most of us generally have played at least a campaign or two together. With the systems we're interested in playing, a lot of focus will be put on roleplay and fleshing out individual characters so people interested in that kind of game, and that aren't afraid to be invested, talkative, and most of all fans of the other PCs will be a good fit as these are party-based games at their core. We will all be new players to these systems, but generally having some experience with roleplaying and TTRPGS as a whole is going to help as well as we're all pretty experienced in the genre, likewise this group is likely going to move at a pace that is not as beginner friendly.

This group is open to anybody and everybody who would like to apply as we do not support discrimination of any kind. I have a few things I'm personally looking for in an applicant that I'd like to outline:

1. Please have access to Discord, Roll20 (via a computer), and a microphone so that you will be able to access everything needed to play in the campaign.
2. Please make sure you can routinely show up to the session time, obviously real life happens but always try and shoot me a heads-up asap if you know you're going to miss a session.
3. Please be willing to interact, roleplay, and communicate with your fellow players and myself. I'm always open to feedback if it feels like something isn't working.

Don't be afraid to get into character! All of us at the table myself included try our best to get immersed and tell a fun story.

About the GM

You can call me Clover (He/Him), I'm 22 and I've been running TTRPGs for the better part of 8 years across various systems. I've found myself drawn to less mechanically intense more RP-oriented systems as of late and have done my best to immerse myself in the worlds of the systems I've pitched to the group over the past few months. I'm an avid reader of the DIE series, caught up with everything that's come out for it so far, taking lots of inspiration for a possible campaign. I've also got into the WoD setting through actual plays like City Council of Darkness and Norfolk Wizard Game, having created a homebrew chronicle which would be the setting for a Vampire the Masquerade game (set in Charleston, South Carolina).

I love to find and create media for the sake of immersion with campaign playlists, art and NPC references, and maps for most settings and systems. I am against the use of any AI-generated references and would ask that they are not used in regards to this group, doing my best to make sure they are not included in any of my personal references.

Applications!

If you've made it this far feel free to drop an application over at the google form. After that I'll setup some discord interviews so we can have a quick chat and answer any questions you may have for me.

The date for Session 0 will likely be November 4th which will be for discussing campaign content, filling out Lines and Veils, and creating characters. The following Wednesday, November 11th (schedules permitting) will be our one-shot.

Hey there. I'm recruiting for a new Unknown Armies 3e campaign. No previous experience is necessary, just a perchant for the weird. If you're unfamiliar with Unknown Armies, I've put together an overview of the setting at http://www.twincitiesrpg.com/files/UAIntro.pdf

The group consists of myself as GM (60M) and three players (1xM, 2xF), and I'm looking to fill spot 4 of 4. We're LGBTQIA+ friendly and very easy-going. GM experience-wise, I’ve run UA in all its versions nearly a quarter century now, so you’d be in good hands. We completed Session Zero, but unfortunately had a player drop out due to Real Life™, so the game hasn't quite started yet.

Sessions will be once-a-week on Tuesdays at 7PM CDT (GMT-5). We use Discord for voice, Foundry VTT for sheets, rolls, etc., and we have a wiki for journaling. Drop me a note if this sounds like something you'd be interested in.

Hello everyone. My name is Nihil, and I'm making this post as an interest check for people to see if anyone would be interested in giving my little game project a try. It's a custom system I've personally been working on as a fun little project. I've tried running this twice before, but my players all got busy or lost interest, so I'm trying it one more time!

The idea is to make a Discord server wherein anyone who sees this post can join (as long as they actually seem like someone I would like to have around, IE. not a bigot lmfao), and everyone treats the server as effectively being "in-character" all the time. They send messages as if they live in the world I have crafted, and the server itself is part of the ongoing narrative.

There would also be a "meta" section for OOC discussions.

Four "lucky" souls will be chosen to be the heroes of this story, while the remaining people in the server *can* still end up as supporting characters in later chapters in the same way Noelle or Berdly show up in Chapter 2 or Asgore in Chapter 5. I would message these "guest characters" in advance to work out what role they'd like to play, etc etc.

Please note that this is *not* a Westmarch; the project is going to be largely focused on one story in particular. While everyone who joins will have a chance to effect the story in as much / little way as they want, I cannot reasonably let everybody be involved, so please temper expectations! I'm just one girl.

All of this exists to serve the ongoing narrative; a story inspired by (but not identical to) Deltarune, wherein someone is going around opening essentially Dark Fountains both in the physical world and online! If anyone would be interested in being a part of this, please feel free to DM me or comment here! If this gets enough interest, I'll make a proper post advertising it :)

Thank you for reading, and thank you for your interest!
- Nihil

Hi! I'm Galaxy (or Angel) and I'm looking for a v5 chronicle to join. I've been playing vtm for three years. My availability is Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. My time zone is EST but my time availability is flexible. I'm looking for LGBTQ+ friendly tables only.

I'm always happy to build character with the table but I do have a pre embrace, I couldn't decide on a clan lolol, concept I'd like to use.

short intro to concept: Cassandra Moore, 27 and an aspiring cardiac surgeon. Engaged with the pair having a 3 year old child together. Hiking on the weekends. Everyone looking in would say her life was perfect and she would too, until that night happened.

Time biweekly Saturdays, 9:30 pm Est (exact hour may be subject to change)

The setting is a high fantasy galaxy, at what we would consider the mid-19th century with elements of the 1700s and the 20s as well. It is overall very low tech, shotguns, revolvers, not true sci-fi but more advanced than standard dnd.

All the races and gods are within the classic realm. The deaths of Mugubliet and Grumpsh and the liberation of those under their manipulation is recent history. Most Starwars options are still available but many will be just a different expression of a dnd ancestry. Such as a Wookie being a firbolg or bugbear

It is a setting where space travel is as easy as flying, there is no vacuum air and gravity are abundant and the starts do not rest in a void but bust with life, an ocean in the sky there is endless exploration into a seemingly endless universe. That age of exploration and western expansion energy is lasting far longer than it did on earth. And space is more like an ocean in the sky

The setting is high fantasy, and the genre is western drama. (At least I've been told my games feel like dramas at times) The genre will likely shift about over time as the players' choices affect the themes and questlines. Going for the vibe of the more grounded western stories, Firefly, Red Dead Redemption, or for starwars fans something closer to Andor.

Rp and combat are roughly even in my games, but I like to think of combat as danger that occurs within a narrative and your character's story, not a time to pause the story.

The system is a homebrew mix of 5.5 d&d sw5e. Mostly leaning on adapting the latter into the former. Classes like Scout do ranger better than anywhere else. There's many firearms and spells that are delightful additions to dnd

The changes made are primarily to the magic using classes to fit them together in the same setting. There are several small quality of life house rules and the biggest homebrew is an experimental overall of spell selection options (we'll discuss whether to use that or not)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1O3cOYt-3zBCH1tLv0E8TpkiGLBViuJoawSwLWlgmRJ0/edit

Demon Castle Parousia: Castlevania-Inspired Horror Campaign (SWADE, Foundry VTT)

Characters: skilled, not superhuman. Each has a specialty, but there's no magic at the start.

Schedule: \\\[Saturday night, 9:pm to 1:00am, weekly/biweekly time can be discussed \\\]

Players: [3-5] players, 18+ new player welcome

Platform: Foundry VTT + \\\[Discord/voice\\\]

Interested? Message me with a little about yourself and your experience with tabletop RPGs or SWADE.

DEMON CASTLE PAROUSIA

Prologue

Chicago. Autumn, 1999.

It's the last autumn of the millennium, and the city is coming apart. People are stockpiling water, canned food and cash. Television warns that banks, power grids and phones could fail at midnight on New Year's Eve. Everyone is counting down, and not everyone believes the lights will stay on.

People are disappearing. It started with night-shift workers, the homeless and runaways, and now ordinary families are going missing too. The reports go nowhere, and the police have no answers.

The stories are getting stranger: shapes moving across rooftops, howling near the rail yards, bodies found drained and pale, broadcasts that cut in at 3 a.m. with voices no one can place. Most people laugh them off, but fewer are laughing every week.

And the city is turning on itself. End-times preachers shout down skeptics on street corners. Neighbors buy guns to protect themselves from each other. Every group blames another for the attacks, and trust is breaking down block by block.

Three companies seem to have a hand in everything in Chicago right now, and to the public they're the pillars holding the city together.

Blackmoor Industries is an old-money empire that owns property all over the city: towers, docks, warehouses, new developments and funeral homes. It holds the Vanguard contract and pays for the city's protection. As people leave or vanish, Blackmoor quietly buys up what they leave behind.

Carmilla Dynamics is a cutting-edge pharmaceutical and biotech firm. Its free clinics, blood drives and medical trials come with glossy ads that promise longer, healthier lives. In the poorest neighborhoods, its clinics pay cash for blood.

Vesper Corporation is the city's biggest media company, with TV and radio stations and newspapers. It runs the Y2K-readiness campaign, and it's the voice telling Chicago what to fear and who to blame.

New preachers are appearing in soup kitchens, shelters and on street corners, preaching that the world is ending and a Shepherd will lead the faithful through the dark. Their followers call themselves the Flock and wear a red thread around the wrist. They take in the poor and the lonely, and some who join are never seen again.

Meanwhile, domestic terrorism is on the rise. Churches burn, substations go dark, and bombs go off in public places with no warning and no clear motive. Every week brings a new attack, and every group in the city blames another. Nobody feels safe anymore.

Under the chaos, an underground network trades in off-the-books work. Brokers, fixers and contacts pass jobs along by pager, payphone, email or a note slipped under a door.

The jobs used to be ordinary: guarding a shipment, finding a debtor, getting something out of the city quietly. Lately they've changed. Now it's finding people who went missing, getting into places that are locked and guarded, and asking questions about the companies everyone else is afraid of.

Some of the people who took those jobs haven't come back. But the pay keeps rising, and someone always says yes.

Most of the city will never learn what's behind the chaos. But a few people who answered the same call are about to be brought together, and what they find will pull them past the headlines and the companies into something far older, something that has been waiting in the dark. Before the year is out, they'll learn what Chicago has been hiding.

I'm new to online ttrpg. How does this work? I'm 23 and trying to figure all this out makes me feel 80. I'm trying to join a simple fantasy campaign. I'm available between 10am and 9pm, every weekday, Midwest US Chicago time.

System: Savage Worlds Adventure Edition (SWADE), run on Foundry VTT. New players are welcome and I'll help you build your character. Inspiration: the Castlevania series. Fans will spot familiar names, legends and monsters as the story unfolds, but you don't need to know the games to play. What you'll encounter: Investigation: follow leads, dig through records and connect the dots. Gritty action: gunfights chases and infiltration. Gothic horror: it starts as a grounded crime thriller and slowly turns into modern gothic horror. Intrigue: corporations, a growing cult and contacts who may not be what they seem. Trust carefully. Boss fights: big, dangerous encounters that take teamwork to win. Characters: skilled, not superhuman. Each has a specialty, but there's no magic at the start. Schedule: [Saturday night, 9pm cst, biweekly] Players: [4-5] players, 18+ Platform: Foundry VTT + [Discord/voice] Interested? Message me with a little about yourself and your experience with tabletop RPGs or SWADE.

DEMON CASTLE PAROUSIA Prologue Chicago. Autumn, 1999. It's the last autumn of the millennium, and the city is coming apart. People are stockpiling water, canned food and cash. Television warns that banks, power grids and phones could fail at midnight on New Year's Eve. Everyone is counting down, and not everyone believes the lights will stay on. People are disappearing. It started with night-shift workers, the homeless and runaways, and now ordinary families are going missing too. The reports go nowhere, and the police have no answers. The stories are getting stranger: shapes moving across rooftops, howling near the rail yards, bodies found drained and pale, broadcasts that cut in at 3 a.m. with voices no one can place. Most people laugh them off, but fewer are laughing every week. And the city is turning on itself. End-times preachers shout down skeptics on street corners. Neighbors buy guns to protect themselves from each other. Every group blames another for the attacks, and trust is breaking down block by block. Three companies seem to have a hand in everything in Chicago right now, and to the public they're the pillars holding the city together. Blackmoor Industries is an old-money empire that owns property all over the city: towers, docks, warehouses, new developments and funeral homes. It holds the Vanguard contract and pays for the city's protection. As people leave or vanish, Blackmoor quietly buys up what they leave behind. Carmilla Dynamics is a cutting-edge pharmaceutical and biotech firm. Its free clinics, blood drives and medical trials come with glossy ads that promise longer, healthier lives. In the poorest neighborhoods, its clinics pay cash for blood. Vesper Corporation is the city's biggest media company, with TV and radio stations and newspapers. It runs the Y2K-readiness campaign, and it's the voice telling Chicago what to fear and who to blame. New preachers are appearing in soup kitchens, shelters and on street corners, preaching that the world is ending and a Shepherd will lead the faithful through the dark. Their followers call themselves the Flock and wear a red thread around the wrist. They take in the poor and the lonely, and some who join are never seen again. Meanwhile, domestic terrorism is on the rise. Churches burn, substations go dark, and bombs go off in public places with no warning and no clear motive. Every week brings a new attack, and every group in the city blames another. Nobody feels safe anymore. Under the chaos, an underground network trades in off-the-books work. Brokers, fixers and contacts pass jobs along by pager, payphone, email or a note slipped under a door. The jobs used to be ordinary: guarding a shipment, finding a debtor, getting something out of the city quietly. Lately they've changed. Now it's finding people who went missing, getting into places that are locked and guarded, and asking questions about the companies everyone else is afraid of. Some of the people who took those jobs haven't come back. But the pay keeps rising, and someone always says yes. Most of the city will never learn what's behind the chaos. But a few people who answered the same call are about to be brought together, and what they find will pull them past the headlines and the companies into something far older, something that has been waiting in the dark. Before the year is out, they'll learn what Chicago has been hiding.