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Rochester, NY (Player looking)
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There are several people looking for games, but no one with an established game and open seats (that I'm aware of).
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=75718
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=104928
Khaalis, cmanos, Cheiromancer, and I have all expressed interest in playing in Rochester.
-Gak Toid
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=75718
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=104928
Khaalis, cmanos, Cheiromancer, and I have all expressed interest in playing in Rochester.
-Gak Toid
Cheiromancer
Adventurer
I'll keep an eye on this thead!
I was DM for my group in Edmonton. Then I took a break, and we played a little of Forge of Fury. But things kinda fell apart with people's work, vacations, weddings, etc..
And now I'm 3000 miles away.
I was DM for my group in Edmonton. Then I took a break, and we played a little of Forge of Fury. But things kinda fell apart with people's work, vacations, weddings, etc..
And now I'm 3000 miles away.
Hey all. Sorry I havent been around much, and especially to those I have had trouble responding to emails from, but I have been dealing with the loss of my Father and Grandmother (last grandparent) in the span of less than 6 months and my mother only 1.5 years before.
Anyway, what kind of schedules are we working with here? My biggest issue is my schedule as I work graveyard shift (Midnight to 9am M-F). It makes life a lot harder, especially when trying to squeeze in all the other stuff life dishes out (like the significant other). I used to have a steady group but due to life circumstances we are now spread out all over the state, as well as far as FL. Personally I am only interested in 3.5 D&D and would find a once or twice a month game the best or risk losing faction with the woman. I also know someone else on the same schedule that may be willing to play as well if the game is worth a drive from Syracuse.
As for me, I am 36 and have been playing D&D in some manner for roughly 22 years. Yeah... I feel old. I have an extensive but not exhaustive 3.0/3.5 collection (not to mention the crates of old stuff in storage) and try to stay semi-active on the boards here and the WotC site. I do tend to be more into higher power games, but roleplaying doesnt have to suffer for power. I just personally dont get a thrill from playing the 1st level PC who runs at the site of a kobold. Been there zillions of times, it gets old. I prefer characters that have some meat to them and that can manage to actually accomplish things. However, I have yet to ever play an Epic game, though it would be cool to do so some day.
(Edit) I have spent most of those years as DM and I'll admit I burned out at one point. You can only reolplay dozens of NPCs, and come up with scores of plots for so long. I do enjoy DMing but think I would enjoy playing more for the time being.
Anyway, I'll keep an eye on this thread and see where things go. I'll also let my friend know about the thread.
Anyway, what kind of schedules are we working with here? My biggest issue is my schedule as I work graveyard shift (Midnight to 9am M-F). It makes life a lot harder, especially when trying to squeeze in all the other stuff life dishes out (like the significant other). I used to have a steady group but due to life circumstances we are now spread out all over the state, as well as far as FL. Personally I am only interested in 3.5 D&D and would find a once or twice a month game the best or risk losing faction with the woman. I also know someone else on the same schedule that may be willing to play as well if the game is worth a drive from Syracuse.
As for me, I am 36 and have been playing D&D in some manner for roughly 22 years. Yeah... I feel old. I have an extensive but not exhaustive 3.0/3.5 collection (not to mention the crates of old stuff in storage) and try to stay semi-active on the boards here and the WotC site. I do tend to be more into higher power games, but roleplaying doesnt have to suffer for power. I just personally dont get a thrill from playing the 1st level PC who runs at the site of a kobold. Been there zillions of times, it gets old. I prefer characters that have some meat to them and that can manage to actually accomplish things. However, I have yet to ever play an Epic game, though it would be cool to do so some day.
(Edit) I have spent most of those years as DM and I'll admit I burned out at one point. You can only reolplay dozens of NPCs, and come up with scores of plots for so long. I do enjoy DMing but think I would enjoy playing more for the time being.
Anyway, I'll keep an eye on this thread and see where things go. I'll also let my friend know about the thread.
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Cheiromancer
Adventurer
I'll be teaching Freshman philosophy and logic in the Fall. My schedule should thus be that of the average college student; Friday nights and weekends. Though until the semester starts I won't really know how it works out.
I'm 35, and have DMed a lot. I've also gotten burned out before. I gave away many of my books when I moved, but I imagine I'll start to accumulate them.
Most games I've DMed have been around 8th level (i.e. the campaign ran from level 4 to 10 or thereabouts). I don't have the experience for high level play, and I suspect it is something that you have to work up to; the characters and campaign have to be run from lower levels or the high level stuff just won't work.
I'm 35, and have DMed a lot. I've also gotten burned out before. I gave away many of my books when I moved, but I imagine I'll start to accumulate them.
Most games I've DMed have been around 8th level (i.e. the campaign ran from level 4 to 10 or thereabouts). I don't have the experience for high level play, and I suspect it is something that you have to work up to; the characters and campaign have to be run from lower levels or the high level stuff just won't work.
Khaalis - Sorry about your loss. My grandmother died last January (down to 1 grandparent) and I know how tough it is on a family.
Sounds like I'm the 'young' one at 29. I played a bit of 2E when I was a kid, but not enough to really count. I much prefer 3.5E. I've been playing 3E/3.5E since it came out. I've grown pretty comfortable with the rules.
I currently play ever other Saturday in Buffalo. I used to live there and it's great excuse to see old friends. However, that means I'll have a hard time convincing my wife to give up more weekend time. The ideal playing time for me would be in the evening after work (I'm a 9-5er), maybe 7-10 pm or something like that once a week (or every other week). I can be more flexible about the playing time if it's going to be a shorter session (3-4 hours vs. 7-10 hours).
I've tried DMing. It didn't go so well. I had a difficult time estimating the power level of the party (6 characters with 32 point buy) and tended to kill them...a lot. I wouldn't mind running something small (like the adventures on the Wizards site) to give the DM a break, but I'd prefer not to be the primary DM.
My current group likes to keep the games simple and play at the lower levels. The highest level character I've had is 11.
-Gak Toid
Sounds like I'm the 'young' one at 29. I played a bit of 2E when I was a kid, but not enough to really count. I much prefer 3.5E. I've been playing 3E/3.5E since it came out. I've grown pretty comfortable with the rules.
I currently play ever other Saturday in Buffalo. I used to live there and it's great excuse to see old friends. However, that means I'll have a hard time convincing my wife to give up more weekend time. The ideal playing time for me would be in the evening after work (I'm a 9-5er), maybe 7-10 pm or something like that once a week (or every other week). I can be more flexible about the playing time if it's going to be a shorter session (3-4 hours vs. 7-10 hours).
I've tried DMing. It didn't go so well. I had a difficult time estimating the power level of the party (6 characters with 32 point buy) and tended to kill them...a lot. I wouldn't mind running something small (like the adventures on the Wizards site) to give the DM a break, but I'd prefer not to be the primary DM.
My current group likes to keep the games simple and play at the lower levels. The highest level character I've had is 11.
-Gak Toid
Seems I'm actually the young one because I'm just turning 28 in about a week. 
As for hours, I'm flexable as well, and I'm a night person so I'm usually up till 2 or 3 am. Once or twice a month is fine as well, I'm used to playing every other week, which would be once or twice a month.
3.5e game works for me and I have many of WOTC's sourcebooks, and I'm mostly active on the WOTC FR boards. I didn't really want to DM again because I wanted to be a player, but if it comes down to it, I suppose I could DM. I started back in 2e and still have my 2e material.
As for hours, I'm flexable as well, and I'm a night person so I'm usually up till 2 or 3 am. Once or twice a month is fine as well, I'm used to playing every other week, which would be once or twice a month.
3.5e game works for me and I have many of WOTC's sourcebooks, and I'm mostly active on the WOTC FR boards. I didn't really want to DM again because I wanted to be a player, but if it comes down to it, I suppose I could DM. I started back in 2e and still have my 2e material.
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