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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Prakriti" data-source="post: 7786913" data-attributes="member: 6855149">This was the big one for me. When I was still DMing on Roll20, I had applicants answer all sorts of questions about their gaming experience and their playstyle. Basically I wanted a cover letter that would help me understand what the player was all about and whether they gelled with other members of the group. (The people who would overlook these questions and drop one-line applications into the LFG were never invited. Surprisingly, there were a lot of people like that on Roll20.)A few times, I (and established members of my group) would interview people over Discord. If we were going to be gaming with these people week after week, then we wanted to make sure that they fit in.Yeah, we took our D&D seriously. But it was a useful experience in many ways. For example, I feel a lot more comfortable serving on things like hiring committees and even applying to jobs after being a DM and sifting through countless player applications. The experiences are not all that different.</blockquote>