I'm running a homebrew game in NYC (we meet at Neutral Ground on Saturday evening from 5:30 to close--yes, we would like to play elsewhere, but no other option has been as convenient so far). We use mostly 3.0 with some house and some 3.5.
I'm pretty casual as a DM (I try very hard to let the players play what and how they want). The game is epic-oriented--meaning the goal is epic-level characters--and so each character has an individual epic quest to fulfill over the course of their lives.
Here's what one player wrote as an ad for the game:
We're looking for one, maybe two regular players. I have four very regular, one irregular, and one who's recently dropped out (though may show up from time to time). I run a high-powered game and prefer the party to be somewhat large so that even without a player or two, we can continue with my adventure as planned and I don't have to worry overly much about PC death.
The campaign has been running pretty regularly every week for one year now (with time off during holidays and much of the summer). The PCs have gone from first level to a party average of around fourteenth level (and had four PC deaths--amongst three characters) along the way.
The group is, in my experience, fairly average in terms of roleplaying and just being gamers. We have a good time, we break character, but our PCs also argue over principle, are heroic and/or cowardly, and really exist in the setting.
Oh, and I think without exception we've all played D&D in one edition or another since the late seventies/early eighties (no, not together; and, yes, we're pretty much all in our thirties).
If you want more info, email me at c0nfuseusREMOVE@yahoo.com.
I'm pretty casual as a DM (I try very hard to let the players play what and how they want). The game is epic-oriented--meaning the goal is epic-level characters--and so each character has an individual epic quest to fulfill over the course of their lives.
Here's what one player wrote as an ad for the game:
We're looking for one, maybe two regular players. I have four very regular, one irregular, and one who's recently dropped out (though may show up from time to time). I run a high-powered game and prefer the party to be somewhat large so that even without a player or two, we can continue with my adventure as planned and I don't have to worry overly much about PC death.
The campaign has been running pretty regularly every week for one year now (with time off during holidays and much of the summer). The PCs have gone from first level to a party average of around fourteenth level (and had four PC deaths--amongst three characters) along the way.
The group is, in my experience, fairly average in terms of roleplaying and just being gamers. We have a good time, we break character, but our PCs also argue over principle, are heroic and/or cowardly, and really exist in the setting.
Oh, and I think without exception we've all played D&D in one edition or another since the late seventies/early eighties (no, not together; and, yes, we're pretty much all in our thirties).
If you want more info, email me at c0nfuseusREMOVE@yahoo.com.
