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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wedgeski" data-source="post: 6796724" data-attributes="member: 16212">At 5E launch, without a current face-to-face group, I managed to persuade one of my irregular groups to team up for a weekly online game using just Skype (anything more complex would have scared them off). We were all surprised how well it worked, and enjoyed Lost Mine immensely.After that, I didn't really like the look of Hoard and decided to run Princes for them instead, with a big dollop of home-brew stuff in there to taste. That game is going very well.Meanwhile, last year we stumbled across a local group desperate for a second DM, so I agreed to run a monthly Out of the Abyss game for them, which is going great. The group in question is so much fun to be around that we re-arranged our lives a bit so we could join in their weekly 5E Hoard game as well. As 99% DM, I had forgotten the simple joy of turning up every week and running a PC. We're having an absolute blast and have made a bunch of new friends in the process.And on top of all that, the group that's currently playing Princes also turns up on my doorstep once every couple of months for some 5E Dragonlance. This is an original adventure set in a homebrew post-War of the Lance 5E conversion (see sig if interested). I submerged myself in 5E to design that adventure and while I went in liking the system, I came out with a full fledged love affair.All-in-all, I couldn't ask for more really.</blockquote>