I can host in Woodbridge . . . . I can DM and would like to play. Message me back if you are interested. PLEASE message me within 60 days.
here is an update.
My campaigns require roleplaying. Its more than a WoW on a battle mat sort of game. I'm not looking for min/max and I do trust my players not to extravagently cheat. A little fudging is fine, especially if you want to do something esoteric thats not really optimal.
I am planning on running Shackled City Adventure Path or my regular Forgotten Realms camppaign. You can either roll 4d6 and drop the lowest score (average of 14)or a 28 pt buy, starting with all 8s. I'd also consider something that approximates that. Just don't show up with two 18s and the rest 16s. The populace might think you are part demon or something!
SCAP is a closed campaign, meaning its not open for drop in characters. I am rewriting it from 3.5. Mostly, it flows well. It also has the reputation as a meat grinder. There are a few times where I think its iffy that the party will survive. Expect some deaths and some of those to be unrecoverable. The location is in Greyhawk. This campaign runs from level 1 to 20.
The alternate is in the Forgotten Realms,in my own home-brew campaign. Its a little less edgy and has a feel more like the movie STARSHIP TROOPERS. Less paranoria, nice panoramic shots, a few dramatic twists and turns. You are upper class HUMAN kids and grow into heroes against the last days of a war between Haven (Constantinople) and the Undead King Malgaard (son of Orcus). Think Leonidas and the Brave Six Thousand defending Gondor, the main battle looking like something from the opening battle scene out of GLADIATOR. For the dramatic battle scenes, CRs don't mean anything, just think Tolkein or THE 300. The allies of Haven are druids, elves, a nation of dwarves, and a nation of Gallic tribesmen. Everyone is a student at the Gymnasium in Haven. I would bend the rules a bit for demihumans, but Haven is xenophobic and demihumans would have a hard time. Druids are not socially accepted either but thier leader has crushed (meaning TPK) three small armies already and they are essentially in the Undead King's rear area. The government is a an elected monarchy who is always a follower of Hieroneous. No monsters. This campaign runs from level 1 to 7 or so.
I'll have to check my notes, but essentially the home brew is written and SCAP is ready for the first six months. Time commits are:over a year for SCAP and something like 6 months for home brew.
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I have started a Rise of the Runelords campaign in Woodbridge and could use 1 or 2 more players. We meet approx 2xmonth on a Sat or Sun afternoons, depending on coordinating folks' schedules. Both kids and cats are present in the home, although neither kids nor cats are playing. Drop me a note if interested or have questions's.