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Homebrew
Homebrew
BitD
Blades in the Dark
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Online
Michelle
Let’s go on an adventure together! I'm looking for a free, cooperative, consent-based, story-focused TTRPG table. I enjoy character-driven games with party relationships, meaningful combat, exploration, mystery, downtime, and earned emotional moments. Ideal balance: about 50% roleplay, 30% combat, 20% exploration. I like sincere games with humor, but not constant bits, edgelord behavior, or main character syndrome. I fit best with players who share spotlight, cooperate, respect boundaries, and care about everyone’s character mattering. Consent and safety are important to me. Heavy themes, PvP, romance/flirting, sexual content, intense character conflict, or major effects on another PC should be discussed first. Lines and veils should be respected. I’m in Hawaiʻi Time / UTC-10. Weekends are best, and I prefer 2–3 hour sessions. I’m open to voice, PBP, or hybrid formats. Not a good fit for bigotry, disruptive rules-lawyering, non-cooperative play, unconsented PvP/romance/sexual content, trauma dumping, or using RPGs as therapy. Message me on Discord; I’m more responsive there. Please say you saw my Groupfinder post and send a short game pitch. Discord: goldaline
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CoC
Call of Cthulhu
DB
Dragonbane
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Online
Jacek
GM for hire. Check out my profile and games on Startplaying. Started playing/GMing in mid 90s. Throughout the years I primarily ran Call of Cthulhu and DnD (2nd/3rd edition) but have ran a LOT of other systems. I currently run: - Call of Cthulhu - Delta Green - Dragonbane - Forbidden Lands Willing to run: - Coriolis the Great Dark - Achtung! Cthulhu - Arkham Horror - Mothership
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ICRPG
Index Card RPG
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Broomfield
Online
Mark
I'm Mark, a 50-something tabletop enthusiast. Been playing and GMing for many years. As I've gotten older, I have moved to lighter, faster systems. My current favorite is ICRPG (think of super-streamlined D&D). I'm looking for players interested in games with a balance between action and roleplay. I prefer in-person (Denver/Broomfield area) but am open to virtual sessions. I am in the US in the Mountain Time Zone. My day job can be demanding, so best times are Friday evenings and Saturdays. Please drop me a message if you would be interested in attending a session!
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DND5.5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E (2024)
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Orange
Online
Max
Hey names max I've been into the hobbie for about 2 or 3 years, started by GM'ing mausritter, then I got other books here and there, but I haven't really played as a player (only when playing solo really) so I wanted to find a party! I'm looking for a party I could join, role play focused hopefully! (I wanna be able to role play more at the table), I'd love to make a character and story that thrives on others at the table aswell! Collaborate of course! Recently I started a job so I'm getting my schedule together, but if known in advance (two weeks preferably) I can have any day available :0 Looking to see peoples GM style! (To see if I'm doing a good job or learn more) But would love to GM for mausritter, vagabond, any of the systems I own really!
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DND5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5E
DND5.5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E (2024)
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Online
hisownsidekick
Hi! All told, I only have about a year of experience playing and GMing, and it's been a looong time, so I'm sure I'm quite rusty. My time zone is CST and my schedule is open. I have no strong preferences when it comes to frequency of sessions, system, or setting. Back when my friends and I actively played, I mostly GMed, using DnD 3.0/3.5, with a little Spycraft on the side. Even though that was years ago, I've never stopped thinking about RPGs, listening to actual play podcasts like The Adventure Zone and Acquisitions, Inc., reading random supplements and forum posts, and playing video games based on tabletop systems/adventures. I love backstory, lore, and worldbuilding and enjoy combat and dungeoncrawling, too. I remember my very first RPG session, when I was a kid, immediately opened my eyes to the creativity and improvisation that the format allows. All I'd done in our first battle was ready my weapon and lightly wound an unlucky bandit... while the far more experienced players of the group spent their first few turns positioning themselves technically, slinging buffs and debuffs, and throwing a tarp over the intimidating-as-hell bandit leader and then setting it ablaze with a torch. I was astounded; I knew I had to have more. The Discworld and Hitchhiker's Guide series of books are dear to me, though I'm down for nearly any fantastical story and setting (much like Pratchett and Adams themselves). Potentially relevant-to-tabletop video game series I've enjoyed are The Witcher, Knights of the Old Republic, Fallout, Mass Effect, Dragon Age, The Elder Scrolls, Divinity, Baldur's Gate, Final Fantasy, World of Warcraft, Legend of Grimrock, and many more. I like to let other players choose their specializations first, so I can try to fill any gaps we have, then build the character's background and motivation from there. That way, everyone who really wants to play a specific role is happy and the group as a whole is well-rounded. Plus, it's just fun to mix things up from game to game, so I've never really had a favorite class, though I do enjoy playing support (gotta have a healer/medic!). If you have the patience to help me shake off the rust and adapt to your setting and system, I'll do as much or as little reading, roleplaying, and rolling as you need. Ugh, this is really starting to sound like a sales pitch, ha ha... sorry. I'll finish by simply saying that I'm excited to meet you and see what adventures you've got brewing!