Three players and one DM, all good friends, could use one or two more experienced players so that we can play more often when one person can't make it.
The old current Dm, me, is reverting to being a player. The new DM is the best damn DM I ever saw.
We are in our 30's with busy lives. Be prepared to be frustrated by scheduling difficulties.
We play in Brooklyn, usually on Saturday, hopefully once a month.
Hi, I moved to Manhattan last April and have gotten myself situated enough to start looking for a D&D game. I'm 29 and an experienced gamer. I need to be upfront and tell you that I travel a lot on a rather unpredictable schedule. If that's a problem, no hard feelings; I well understand the difficulties of juggling life with D&D. In point of fact, I'm leaving on the 21st and won't be back until 11/18. I thought that I might be able to plant a bug in your ear for when I return, assuming that you still have an opening then. Let me know: operaguy26@yahoo.com
Thanks.
We started Forge of Fury in March, yes March 2006. We should finish next saturday. Then we will start Red Hand of Doom. We still have room for one more player, preferably one who has kids and understands when some one else cancels.
Our group is slow, but it endures.
Where at do you play in Brooklyn? I've been living in Queens since the summer, but the trip might be worth it for a good weekend game. I'm 22 and won't provide any scheduling difficulties as long as the game keeps to weekends. Not married, no kids but I've been living with dissapointment with other players for years. I've got a cousin who plays, though I didn't find out until he had a child so of course I've never actually played with him despite trying for many years.
We play in Lefferts Gardens this week. It is on the Q train, very easy to get to. For RHof Doom the good DM will be running and we may play at his place, the location of which is hard for me to describe, but it also in brooklyn. I think he is on the F train. If you have a car it is all easy.
My email is billrubine@hotmail.com