sj.largent
First Post
Ok, So I have decided to start up my own Maptools Game (maybe switching to the D&D Map System when it goes live).
The setting will be partially player built over the course of the first few adventures.
The Game will begin as a dungeon crawl as a sort of introductory setup and giving the players time to get a feel for how their characters play, and who they are. (I noticed that often people come up with the best information after interacting with each other for a short time, feeding off of each other's ideas).
If you are interested, please let me know. The First and Foremost thing I need from the players is an accounting of the roles you wish to play.
There will be 4-6 player limit.
Player Alert: I do not fudge die rolls, as other players have discovered in past games I have ran. Stupid moves on the players part, may result in character death. I also have a rule in 4e, that when a character dies, that player may NOT choose the same role they had before(so a dead tank, means the party has no tank until someone else dies and then they have to pick up the tank role).
The setting will be partially player built over the course of the first few adventures.
The Game will begin as a dungeon crawl as a sort of introductory setup and giving the players time to get a feel for how their characters play, and who they are. (I noticed that often people come up with the best information after interacting with each other for a short time, feeding off of each other's ideas).
If you are interested, please let me know. The First and Foremost thing I need from the players is an accounting of the roles you wish to play.
There will be 4-6 player limit.
Player Alert: I do not fudge die rolls, as other players have discovered in past games I have ran. Stupid moves on the players part, may result in character death. I also have a rule in 4e, that when a character dies, that player may NOT choose the same role they had before(so a dead tank, means the party has no tank until someone else dies and then they have to pick up the tank role).
