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Gamers in Austin, TX???
- Thread starter vermicious knid
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you could always commute down to san antonio 
i know theres alot of games here for saturday and sundays, its not that long of a drive, especially if you are on the south side of austin (most SA games are on the north side, from what i can see)
too bad nobody plays fridays ><
i know theres alot of games here for saturday and sundays, its not that long of a drive, especially if you are on the south side of austin (most SA games are on the north side, from what i can see)too bad nobody plays fridays ><
d20Dwarf
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saethone said:you could always commute down to san antonio
too bad nobody plays fridays ><
Well, I'll play on Fridays if you want to drive up here.
Looking for a group.
I have just moved to Austin. I sadly had to leave a very good group of players in Orlando FL. I am on the look out for some players here. I have read this thread and all you guys seem cool. I also want people to take baths when tay game. Also for the guy that played with the pudding eater, dear Lord how did you not run from that house in a blind fear based panic?
I have played alot of different games and systems. I am 26. I have been gaming since 16. I have refrences if you want them. I also enjoy GMing. I shower. I bring Dew for the group. I pitch in for pizza. I like to get together with some friends and game. If this sounds good sent me an e-mail. chubby_cox@hotmail .com.
Now for the bad stuff. I work as a bouncer on 6th so I don't have alot of weekends free. I could probally get Sunday off but thats it for weekends. I don't like to play with minors. No offence to you young guys but 18 and up please. I don't mind a little drinking while playing but I keep it under control.
So thats about it I look forward to hearing from you giuys
I have just moved to Austin. I sadly had to leave a very good group of players in Orlando FL. I am on the look out for some players here. I have read this thread and all you guys seem cool. I also want people to take baths when tay game. Also for the guy that played with the pudding eater, dear Lord how did you not run from that house in a blind fear based panic?
I have played alot of different games and systems. I am 26. I have been gaming since 16. I have refrences if you want them. I also enjoy GMing. I shower. I bring Dew for the group. I pitch in for pizza. I like to get together with some friends and game. If this sounds good sent me an e-mail. chubby_cox@hotmail .com.
Now for the bad stuff. I work as a bouncer on 6th so I don't have alot of weekends free. I could probally get Sunday off but thats it for weekends. I don't like to play with minors. No offence to you young guys but 18 and up please. I don't mind a little drinking while playing but I keep it under control.
So thats about it I look forward to hearing from you giuys
Hi everyone.
My 2 friends and I are looking to join a 3.5 D&D campaign in the near future (early to mid July). 1 friend has played in every version of D&D, the other hasn't played 3.0/3.5 yet but wants to learn, and I've DMed since 1975. We're more interested in a "basic flavor" campaign versus a "home brew" with 50 pages of additional house rules and unusual/weird settings/classes. :\
We're all 40-somethings who grew up with a balance of roleplaying and hack-n-slash and would be available on weeknights except for Friday, and on Saturday evenings as well the end of July. Biweekly canmpaigns would probably be the easiest for us to make, unless the sessions were short and on weeknights.
So if anyone's looking for a few players let me know! My emai is wcooperjr@austin.rr.com, or post back here.
Thanks!
tom
My 2 friends and I are looking to join a 3.5 D&D campaign in the near future (early to mid July). 1 friend has played in every version of D&D, the other hasn't played 3.0/3.5 yet but wants to learn, and I've DMed since 1975. We're more interested in a "basic flavor" campaign versus a "home brew" with 50 pages of additional house rules and unusual/weird settings/classes. :\
We're all 40-somethings who grew up with a balance of roleplaying and hack-n-slash and would be available on weeknights except for Friday, and on Saturday evenings as well the end of July. Biweekly canmpaigns would probably be the easiest for us to make, unless the sessions were short and on weeknights.
So if anyone's looking for a few players let me know! My emai is wcooperjr@austin.rr.com, or post back here.
Thanks!
tom
KingOfChaos
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Unfortunately I live about 60 miles north of Austin
Looking for 2-3 players for 3.5 FR D&D campaign
OK, I've decided to RUN a game for my 2 friends since we can't find one to join. I run a "3rd Edition rules with a 1st Edition flavor" campaign; we like a mix of combat & roleplaying, and are looking for serious long-term gamers willing to commit to an every other Saturday night schedule (or Thursday nights during some of the year). Munchkins & powergamers probably won't be happy with my DMing style; treasure & magic are slightly below norm, combat XP is divided by 1/3 so as to focus on roleplaying; and we're all in our 40s and have been playing for a long time. The following are some of the "house rules" for my game, which is in the Forgotten Realms.
Alignments to choose from: LG, NG, CG
Classes to choose from based on race(and all the eligible races):
* Human: bard, cleric, favored soul, fighter, marshal, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, wizard
* Dwarf: cleric, favored soul, fighter, marshal, paladin, rogue
* Elf: bard, cleric, fighter, marshal, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, wizard
* Half-elf: bard, cleric, favored soul, fighter, marshal, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, wizard
* Gnome: cleric, fighter, ranger, rogue, wizard
* Hobbit: cleric, fighter, paladin, ranger, rogue
These are the classes that most adventurers would start as in my Realms.
Classes you can choose to add if you want to multi-class (if not on this list you CANNOT choose them):
bard, cleric, fighter, ranger, rogue
Players start with 28 points (30 points if human) & build their PCs accordingly using this table:
09 = 1 point
10 = 2 points
11 = 3 points
12 = 4 points
13 = 5 points
14 = 6 points
15 = 8 points
16 = 10 points
17 = 12 points
18 = 15 points
(RULES 0)
* XP for combats is divided by 1/3 (to encourage roleplaying)
* There are NO favored classes, so level penalties apply at -25%
* There are NO ranged sneak attacks
* Free Wizard level spells can ONLY come from PH! and must be approved by DM
* No AOO off of Cleave/Great Cleave
If you're still reading after all of this
and you're still interested, post here or e-mail me at wcooperjr@austin.rr.com. My goal is to get a game going by the middle of August.
OK, I've decided to RUN a game for my 2 friends since we can't find one to join. I run a "3rd Edition rules with a 1st Edition flavor" campaign; we like a mix of combat & roleplaying, and are looking for serious long-term gamers willing to commit to an every other Saturday night schedule (or Thursday nights during some of the year). Munchkins & powergamers probably won't be happy with my DMing style; treasure & magic are slightly below norm, combat XP is divided by 1/3 so as to focus on roleplaying; and we're all in our 40s and have been playing for a long time. The following are some of the "house rules" for my game, which is in the Forgotten Realms.
Alignments to choose from: LG, NG, CG
Classes to choose from based on race(and all the eligible races):
* Human: bard, cleric, favored soul, fighter, marshal, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, wizard
* Dwarf: cleric, favored soul, fighter, marshal, paladin, rogue
* Elf: bard, cleric, fighter, marshal, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, wizard
* Half-elf: bard, cleric, favored soul, fighter, marshal, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, wizard
* Gnome: cleric, fighter, ranger, rogue, wizard
* Hobbit: cleric, fighter, paladin, ranger, rogue
These are the classes that most adventurers would start as in my Realms.
Classes you can choose to add if you want to multi-class (if not on this list you CANNOT choose them):
bard, cleric, fighter, ranger, rogue
Players start with 28 points (30 points if human) & build their PCs accordingly using this table:
09 = 1 point
10 = 2 points
11 = 3 points
12 = 4 points
13 = 5 points
14 = 6 points
15 = 8 points
16 = 10 points
17 = 12 points
18 = 15 points
(RULES 0)
* XP for combats is divided by 1/3 (to encourage roleplaying)
* There are NO favored classes, so level penalties apply at -25%
* There are NO ranged sneak attacks
* Free Wizard level spells can ONLY come from PH! and must be approved by DM
* No AOO off of Cleave/Great Cleave
If you're still reading after all of this
and you're still interested, post here or e-mail me at wcooperjr@austin.rr.com. My goal is to get a game going by the middle of August.Similar Threads
