Hello, so i have been lurking on these forum for some time now, and i whould really want to play a reall PBP game, i havent played Pathfinder AT ALL.
The campaign i'm looking for is pretty specific:
1. Homebrew friendly
I spent most of my time here on the forums crafting homebrew, so i whould like to use my creations, namely, this one , i've been told its pretty balanced, but i can depower it if it is a problem for GM's.
Note: i may still tweak the homebrew before campaigns, but if i enter one, ill PM the GM to notify of any changes. GM still has full Veto on the changes if it becomes munchkinny.
2. Activeness
I look on the forums every day, i have not much else to do, and its really annoying when you post twise oer day and everybody else twise a week.
Thats about it. Thank you for your time reading this.
Bump.
Bump.2: the return of the Bumper.
Bump.3: the Bumper strikes back
Damn, i was going to have it an octilogy, like Star Wars.
Endless bumping will not make you look good.
But to be fair, very few GMs are going to be excited to run a game for a guy who has never played yet wants to play heavy homebrew stuff.
There are two ways to PbP here:
1. Apply for a Recruitment thread already existing. More often than not they are APs. Most DMs do not allow 3rd party much less homebrew.
2. Apply at the Flaxseed Lodge to play PFS games. Certainly ALL Pathfinder here BUT you'll get in a game relatively quickly.
Once you have established some PbP traction as a PC, then you can ask DMs that are familiar with you to try homebrew. This thread as a mechanism to run what you are looking to do is a long shot. Not that it cannot happen, just that it's unlikely to happen.
I am having a tough time finding a GM for a game that we lost a DM for and I know a LOT of people on these boards! :-)
Ok, ill try the lodge.
I know a LOT of people on these boards! :-)
Wait, you don't know ALL? :P
Endless bumping will not make you look good.
But to be fair, very few GMs are going to be excited to run a game for a guy who has never played yet wants to play heavy homebrew stuff.
I have to agree with this. It's hard enough for people to get into a game with GMs who run what they want to run. Setting the restrictions for game you want to join and hoping some GM will pick that up is a very long shot.