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<blockquote data-quote="nopantsyet" data-source="post: 595835" data-attributes="member: 3109">A sad day; I lost a great player to the demands of his graduate program.&nbsp; (Bah!&nbsp; Putting career before gaming!)&nbsp; So I'm looking for a new player--we could actually take a couple, gods willing.Our group dynamic is something like this:As DM, I tend to run different settings.&nbsp; Last was FR, current is homebrew.&nbsp; May do Greyhawk when the new one comes out.&nbsp; Point being, we're not committed to any one setting.We tend to balance between combat and roleplaying.&nbsp; We generally avoid mop-the-floor battles in favor of moderate-to-risky ones.&nbsp; Players do die.&nbsp; Oops--I mean characters die.&nbsp; (Jack Chick would have a field day with that!)All the players tend to put alot into their characters and play those characters out in the game, not just to justify the character sheet.&nbsp; In this campaign, they have introduced their barbarian tribe to bows, writing, and trade--all of which they learned about in their adventuring.I tend to have some restrictions on what players can do, but I also am pretty flexible about letting them do things outside the rules.&nbsp; The character of the player we're using was Large, but not applying the Large size category Strength bonus to attacks.Finally, we play Sundays 10am to 3pm.I am subscribed to this thread, so you can just reply here if you're interested.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nopantsyet, post: 595835, member: 3109"] A sad day; I lost a great player to the demands of his graduate program. (Bah! Putting career before gaming!) So I'm looking for a new player--we could actually take a couple, gods willing. Our group dynamic is something like this: As DM, I tend to run different settings. Last was FR, current is homebrew. May do Greyhawk when the new one comes out. Point being, we're not committed to any one setting. We tend to balance between combat and roleplaying. We generally avoid mop-the-floor battles in favor of moderate-to-risky ones. Players do die. Oops--I mean [i][b]characters[/b][/i] die. (Jack Chick would have a field day with that!) All the players tend to put alot into their characters and play those characters out in the game, not just to justify the character sheet. In this campaign, they have introduced their barbarian tribe to bows, writing, and trade--all of which they learned about in their adventuring. I tend to have some restrictions on what players can do, but I also am pretty flexible about letting them do things outside the rules. The character of the player we're using was [b]Large[/b], but not applying the Large size category Strength bonus to attacks. Finally, we play Sundays 10am to 3pm. I am subscribed to this thread, so you can just reply here if you're interested. [/QUOTE]

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