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Where in Utah Valley? I'm a grad student in Provo, decently experienced GM very used to playing with inexperienced players. I am looking to put together a group right now, so 2-5 players would be great. I don't have a car, so distance is an issue for me.

I assume you are looking for a Pathfinder game?

Is there a way to private message in the pazio webpage?

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Where in Utah Valley? I'm a grad student in Provo, decently experienced GM very used to playing with inexperienced players. I am looking to put together a group right now, so 2-5 players would be great. I don't have a car, so distance is an issue for me.

I assume you are looking for a Pathfinder game?

Three of us are in the orem area, two in AF, and one in saratoga springs. We are looking for pathfinder.

shoot me an e-mail creepingdeath79@gmail.com so we can set somthing up.

Where in Utah Valley? I'm a grad student in Provo, decently experienced GM very used to playing with inexperienced players. I am looking to put together a group right now, so 2-5 players would be great. I don't have a car, so distance is an issue for me.

I assume you are looking for a Pathfinder game?

Three of us are in the orem area, two in AF, and one in saratoga springs. We are looking for pathfinder.

We are looking for an adult GM that can handle 2-5 inexperienced players. The players are all about 30 year old working professionals (term used lightly) looking to take up role-playing again.
Please respond if interested.

Wow, thanks everyone for the quick and insightful responses.

Any chance you live in Utah? I know a DM looking for players there...

Other than that, I suggest the same things already said. Learn the rules together. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Don't be afraid to fix mistakes you've already made. Don't be afraid to ell each other when someone makes a mistake (and don't get offended if it's you).

Sooner or later you'll all be experts at the rules, and maybe you'll find that one (or more) of you enjoys DMing and is good at it. Or, if not, then you can always rotate the chore (my group has 3 DMs and we rotate that responsibility so no one DM gets burned out, and so we all get to play as well as DM).

Blake we do live in Utah Valley. Where about does your friend live?

Four other friends and I after 15 years have decided to tackle a Role playing game once again. After some debate between GURPS, D&D, and Pathfinder, We have decided to start player pathfinder. We are all friends from childhood and managed to end up living relatively close to each other in our adulthood. The one dilemma that we have hit is that none of us are skilled DM with very little experience dating 15 years back. All of us would prefer to play however two of us are willing to take a shot at DM. I do believe that dungeon mastering is almost an Art from in itself. I also think that the importance of a good DM grows with Adult players. So how do we develop a DM? And do we keep our interest during what could be a “boring” development period? All thoughts, ideas and input welcome!