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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Baron Von Mandrick" data-source="post: 6264356" data-attributes="member: 3269">If this is the wrong forum please let me know.I've recently lost a GM and have a limited availability due to crazy scheduling with work.Last year I posted a "Gamer looking for group" notice in the local game store. I didn't get any responses at all.  I posted one online for some VT gaming. I got one response but it wasn't really the situation that I was hoping for but had some nice communication with the group that was seeking a player.With D&D Next coming out, I was thinking that perhaps some new groups would be forming or starting new groups or maybe just seeking a new player or two.  So I might try and post another notice.  I'd rather not post it again and have zero response. I was wondering if anybody had any ideas on what you'd look for in a notice to make you want to take a chance on a new player?  How much should I include or not include about my past experience? I'm very flexible as to what kind of group I play for, and I'm not a rules lawyer, and accept DM's interpretations on pretty much everything as long as it's fair, and don't mind house rules.Ideally, I'd like to start with a group from the beginning for an involved campaign, and grow with the group and our characters.  I'm open to playing other games besides D&D Next, but just with the newness of the game, I thought it might be my best chance to find a new group.Thanks for any help or suggestions.I apologize if this is the wrong thread. It wasn't a notice itself so I didn't post it in the thread for gamers seeking gamers. I just want help on how to construct my notice.</blockquote>

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