One of my players dropped out and I am looking for a replacement. There are currently four players and myself in the group. I prefer five players. I have been DM'ing and playing off and on since the mid '70s. I am looking for a mature player who can commit to playing regularly. You don't have to be an expert at the 3.5 rules - one of the other players hasn't played D&D since we played AD&D togeather.
We are playing D&D 3.5 core rules only. The campaign is set in the original Judge's Guild World. All characters must be good. The party level is 2nd. The new character would start with xp and equipment similar to the rest of the group. The player dropping was the cleric. It would be nice, but not necessary, if the new player also ran a cleric. The party does not need another rogue - other than that, any players handbook class and race would be ok.
We use a dice roller, battle map and audio chat to play. You will need at least Win98 and a good 56k connection to play. WinXP and broadband are better. You will also need a working mic and headphones or a headset. All the software is a free download.
If you have questions or want more details reply here or e-mail iceberg4 “at” earthlink.net (do the obvious with “at“
) and put “Online D&D” in the subject so I can dig you out of my spam filter.
We are playing D&D 3.5 core rules only. The campaign is set in the original Judge's Guild World. All characters must be good. The party level is 2nd. The new character would start with xp and equipment similar to the rest of the group. The player dropping was the cleric. It would be nice, but not necessary, if the new player also ran a cleric. The party does not need another rogue - other than that, any players handbook class and race would be ok.
We use a dice roller, battle map and audio chat to play. You will need at least Win98 and a good 56k connection to play. WinXP and broadband are better. You will also need a working mic and headphones or a headset. All the software is a free download.
If you have questions or want more details reply here or e-mail iceberg4 “at” earthlink.net (do the obvious with “at“
) and put “Online D&D” in the subject so I can dig you out of my spam filter.
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I always wonder why it always takes twice as long to find one player as it does to find a few. How much is it: Gamers travel in groups or the assumption one slot is filled so don't try?
