I just moved to a new city where i know absolutely no one. where should i look to find a pathfinder group in my local area that would lke to add a rather eccentric player? ... (i'm sure this isn't the place to post for this but i need to ask where).
Your best bet is to find your local gaming stores and ask around there. Besides this, http://www.meetup.com/ might have a local group of people on there for you. This will require you to do the searching for it of course, but I am sure you will find one! Good luck, and happy hunting!
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If you are looking for a group Organized Play is also a good way to meet gamers, many of whom have home games running as well. This is a list of Venture Captains if you contact the one closest to you, they can probably help.
If you are looking for a group Organized Play is also a good way to meet gamers, many of whom have home games running as well. This is a list of Venture Captains if you contact the one closest to you, they can probably help.
That is what I would suggest also.
I have found a person's add or online posting is usually a pretty terrible description of how they actually play.
But if you play PFS on a semi regular basis, you can watch and see how they really-and-truly play the game. So if after a couple of times sitting at the table with someone, you decide you like their personality and play style; ask if they have an opening in their home group or would like to start a new home group with you.
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Thanks for all your suggestions. i'll definitely have to look into them.
When you find a potential group I would suggest asking the GM what his house rules are, and how his group plays. That way if you are not a match nobody's time is wasted. Even for PFS I would ask the GM how likely he is to fudge dice to save players.
If all of that fails playing online is not a bad option.