Overview

Hello y’all, and good morning, good afternoon, or good evening depending on where (or when) this post finds you! We’re looking for two more players to join a new campaign starting in the next few weeks!

Particularly we’re looking for players that are more roleplay-oriented, and are willing to dedicate themselves to be a part of the world, to be able to discover it alongside everyone. All experience levels are welcome, so long as you bring at least a hefty spoonful of enthusiasm to the game (since D&D is ultimately supposed to be fun and exciting!).

And if the phrase “Characters affect the world, and the world affects the character” excites you, then this might be up your alley!

The setting is currently more loose and free-form, because the plan is to discuss story, campaign, and genre preferences, as well as the various directions it could go in Session 0. That way, the game can be shaped around the character and what interests the players most, in order to ensure player buy-in through player participation. Of course, the expectation is not to fully build the entire setting as a player from the ground up, but instead the intention is to allow for a cooperative and collaborative experience.

Characters and character ideas are not the focus for now, and instead the goal is to find like-minded people that are on the same page that can get along, both in-game and out of game.

Game Style

• Goal is to have a more serious game with a focus on a player-driven narrative, with plenty of roleplay opportunities
• Shaped around what the players want to see (in terms of tone, genre, etc.)
• Combat when needed and makes sense/when adds to story or stakes
• Not a pure sandbox or railroad. Overarching goal and plot, but a meandering path that connects to characters’ personal stakes that also then progress to the overall goal

DM Style/Preferences:

• Flexibility: Presents hooks, and players can then pick hooks to progress the story in the direction they choose
• Most enjoy seeing players navigate world and explore different ways to tackle all manner of obstacles
  • At the end of the day, on the characters’ side and want to see succeed, but not before going through a gauntlet of trials and tribulations
• Honest about danger and stakes, and player choice (with the subsequent consequences) should ultimately matter

Looking for players that are:

• Invested in the genre and direction that is chosen (hence the emphasis on player participation in that choice)
• Collaborative players: Understand and follow social contract, such as wanting to be part of group
• Immersed in their character and approach things from character’s perspective/lens
• Able to commit to the planned weekly schedule (Life happens, but please try to give a heads-up if possible and be respectful of everyone else’s time and commitments too!)

Table Etiquette

• No Discrimination or Bigotry
• Not Solo Play: Willing to engage socially in the group activity
• Respect Boundaries and Follow Basic Social Contract: Be respectful of everyone else at the table
• Clear Communication: Can vocalize issues to better address issues or friction points
• No usage of generative AI in any form

Game Details:

• Time: Tuesday 6:30pm EDT, weekly
• System: D&D 5e 2014 (with potentially some 2024 rules if fitting)
• Platform: Foundry for Virtual Tabletop, and Discord for Voice Communication
• Session Length: 3 hours

Still Interested?

So if this sounds like a great fit to you, please fill out this form, and we look forward to hearing more from you!

Submissions will close on October 25th at 6 PM EDT. And by October 26th, we will try to reach out via Discord for further discussion.

Welcome to Idris: A World Waiting to Be Discovered

Hey everyone! Our DM and I are looking for 3 players to join us for a long-term D&D 5e (2014 rules) campaign set in Idris, a homebrew world overflowing with magic, powerful creatures, ancient mysteries, and kingdoms whose beautiful facades conceal deeply unsettling truths.

This is a world where the impossible is commonplace, where ancient powers stir beneath forgotten ruins, where political alliances can be deadlier than dragons, and where the difference between a hero and a monster may come down to a single decision.

Across Idris, cults are beginning to rise, dark pacts are being forged, and forces long thought dormant are making their presence known. As you travel through unfamiliar lands, explore forgotten places, and become entangled in the ambitions of kings, nobles, and powers beyond mortal understanding, you'll gradually uncover the forces shaping the world around you.

Perhaps you'll become a renowned monster hunter, a silver-tongued political schemer, a scholar chasing forbidden knowledge, a wandering knight searching for purpose, or something nobody could have predicted.

Your characters will have the opportunity to make a name for themselves, shape the world around them, and eventually become adventurers of legend.

But legends are rarely born in a world that is kind.

A World of Wonder, and a World of Wounds

Idris is an extremely high-fantasy setting, but beneath its magic, grandeur, and larger-than-life adventures lies a world shaped by suffering, conflict, and difficult truths.

The kingdoms of Idris each have their own histories, cultures, ambitions, and scars. As you explore them, you may uncover the horrors of exploitation, the weight of collective suffering, the indoctrination of the vulnerable, and the ways discrimination, hatred, and oppression can become woven into the very foundations of a society.

You'll encounter people shaped by their circumstances, institutions that protect their own interests at the expense of others, and individuals who have learned to justify terrible things in the name of tradition, survival, or the greater good.

Expect themes involving:

• Political intrigue: Competing interests, fragile alliances, conspiracies, and people whose smiles conceal dangerous ambitions.
• Dark pacts and occult mysteries: Forbidden powers, unsettling bargains, and the price of reaching beyond mortal limits.
• Cult uprisings: Hidden movements, disturbing revelations, and threats that may be far closer than anyone realizes.
• Exploration and discovery: Strange regions, forgotten histories, powerful creatures, lost secrets, and places that challenge what you believe about the world.
• Moral complexity: Difficult decisions, conflicting loyalties, imperfect people, and consequences that don't always have clean solutions.
• Mature and darker themes: Madness, trauma, cycles of hatred, exploitation, collective suffering, and the ways people and societies can be broken.

However, Idris isn't a world without hope.

Amid all the darkness, there is love worth fighting for, wonder worth protecting, and beauty worth discovering. There are people who refuse to surrender their compassion, heroes who stand against impossible odds, and sacrifices that can change the course of history.

Your characters won't simply be navigating a grim world. They'll have the chance to challenge it, change it, find their place within it, or build something better.

Ultimately, this is a campaign about the tension between what breaks us and what gives us the strength to keep going: hope, love, sacrifice, independence, and the sheer strength of will it takes to choose your own path.

What We're Looking For

We're hoping to find 3 players who want to invest in a long-term campaign, create memorable characters, collaborate with the rest of the party, and help bring this world to life.

You don't need years of D&D experience to join. What matters most is enthusiasm, communication, creativity, and a willingness to engage with both the world and the other players.

Here's what the campaign offers:

• A long-term campaign: A continuing adventure with room for characters to grow, change, and develop meaningful relationships.
• A story-driven experience: Character development, personal motivations, difficult choices, and character arcs that matter.
• A dynamic mix of roleplay, exploration, and combat: The balance will shift depending on the characters, the region we're exploring, and the quests we choose to pursue.
• A living homebrew world: Discover different kingdoms, their histories, their conflicts, and the secrets they would rather keep buried.
• Political intrigue and meaningful choices: Your decisions, allegiances, and actions can influence how your story unfolds.
• Room for character-driven storytelling: Personal goals, backstories, relationships, and individual character arcs can become meaningful parts of the campaign.

We're especially interested in players who enjoy collaborating with the DM and fellow players to create a memorable story rather than treating the campaign as a sequence of disconnected encounters.

You don't have to be a professional roleplayer or an experienced storyteller. Just bring a character you're excited about, a willingness to collaborate, and an interest in seeing where the adventure takes you.

Game Details

• System: Dungeons & Dragons 5e (2014 rules)
• Supplement: LPC supplement(Legendary Player Character Supplement)
• Setting: Idris, a homebrew high-fantasy world
• Schedule: Monday evenings, starting at 5:00 PM EST
• Format: Online
• Age requirement: 18+
• Open spots: 3 players
• Campaign style: Long-term, story-driven, with a flexible balance of roleplay, exploration, combat, and political intrigue

Because the campaign explores mature and darker subject matter, we're looking for adults who are comfortable engaging with complex fictional themes while respecting one another's boundaries.

Interested? Tell Us a Little About Yourself!

If this sounds like the kind of adventure you'd love to be part of, leave a comment below or send me a DM!

We'd love to get to know you beyond your character sheet, so feel free to answer the following questions:

1. How old are you, and what time zone are you in?

We're an 18+ group, and the game is scheduled for Monday evenings at 5 PM EST.

2. How long have you been playing D&D?

Whether you're a complete beginner or a veteran with years of experience, we'd love to hear about your journey with the game.

3. What's your preferred playstyle?

Do you prefer roleplay-heavy sessions, tactical combat, exploration, sandbox adventures, linear storytelling, political intrigue, or a mixture of everything?

4. What's your favorite character you've ever played or created?

Tell us about them! What made them special to you? Was it their personality, their story, their relationships, their development, or something else?

5. What's a random character concept you'd love to play in Idris?

It doesn't have to be polished or mechanically optimized. Maybe you've always wanted to play a disgraced noble trying to reclaim their family's honor, a monster hunter with a terrible secret, a former cultist seeking redemption, a wandering mage obsessed with forgotten civilizations, or something completely outlandish.

We'd love to hear the ideas floating around in your head!

6. What do you enjoy most as a player?

Is it getting invested in your character's story, solving mysteries, exploring strange places, engaging with NPCs, overcoming challenging encounters, building relationships within the party, or watching your decisions reshape the world?

7. What draws you to a campaign like this?

Are you excited by the political intrigue, the dark mysteries, the exploration, the high-fantasy setting, the mature themes, or the opportunity to develop a character over a long journey?

Feel free to tell us anything else you think would help us get to know you!

One Last Thing

We're not just looking for people to fill empty seats. We're looking for players who want to become part of a group, invest in a shared story, and create moments we'll still be talking about long after the campaign ends.

We want the victories to feel earned, the losses to matter, the mysteries to inspire genuine curiosity, and the bonds between characters to develop naturally over time.

Idris is a world full of darkness, but also one full of possibility. The question isn't simply whether your characters will survive it.

It's what they'll choose to become, what they'll be willing to sacrifice, and what kind of legends they'll leave behind.

If you're interested, drop a comment or send me a DM. We look forward to meeting you and hearing about the characters you might bring to Idris!

Hi everyone! I'm looking to form a new group for a game with a homebrew setting!

The game is set in a rustic, cozy, fairly wholesome world based on Pennsylvania/Appalachian ecology where we play as woodland animals. Previous players have described it as Animal Crossing meets D&D, or like if the Redwall novels were made into D&D. My most recent table also affectionately calls it Critter Corner!

So it's a modified version of 5e with custom playable species and classes. If you're an experienced player, you'll notice that the general progression of the game and some mechanics are altered to be more rules-light and beginner friendly. If that sounds like a red flag to you, please know that this is a refined campaign that I've run for tens of tables! It's designed to be beginner friendly because I've used it to teach lots and lots of people how to play.

On that note, new players are encouraged and welcome! If you're an experienced player, bring that friend you wanted to get into D&D! Players must be welcome to queer and PoC tablemates. Men, you're welcome too as long as you're at least 20% girlypop. (Just kidding... Kinda.)

A bit about me, I'm a 25 year old lady with a decade experience forever DMing. I love to be silly with my games and I'm mainly here to have fun and build a good story with my players. I'm flexible and not a rule stickler. Likewise, the setting only has a few hard-and-fast rules and I'm willing to work with player ideas. I'd really love to form a table with a recurring weekly or bi-weekly meetup time, as I am writing this discouraged after my millionth table has gone into hiatus due to scheduling issues!

If this sounds like fun, DM me and we can talk scheduling, or I can answer whatever questions! I'd also be interested in hearing a bit about you and what you enjoy in D&D. Also, I'm new to DMing virtually and I'd appreciate hearing how you prefer an online campaign to be run. If you've read this far, thanks for your time!

In a world of ancient kingdoms, forgotten legends, and burgeoning aetheric technology, a new age is dawning.

Across the Fractured Heartlands, nations compete for influence, powerful corporations promise a brighter tomorrow, and the echoes of an ancient celestial war linger in stories of dragons and fallen stars.

Our story begins in Ceasen*, a bustling crossroads town nestled within the Heartlands, where the arrival of an ambitious new aetheric railway promises prosperity, opportunity, and change. Here, among wandering merchants, hopeful adventurers, and ordinary people with extraordinary stories, a handful of unlikely companions will find their paths intertwined.*

But beyond Ceasen's welcoming streets lies a world of political intrigue, ancient mysteries, complicated loyalties, and adventures yet unwritten.

This is a character-driven, roleplay-rich D&D campaign inspired by the sweeping adventure, emotional storytelling, and unforgettable characters of Final Fantasy, World Building such as Runeterra and very theatre kid Roleplay. Expect meaningful relationships, moments of warmth and humour, cinematic encounters, difficult decisions, and a world that responds to your actions.

Most importantly, this is a world we'll build together. Your characters, their histories, their relationships, and even the places they call home will help shape the Heartlands.

Every great story begins somewhere. Ours begins in Ceasen.

GAME LOGISTICS

I currently have a few available slots for Games. All [GMT - London Time]

Friday Evening 18:00 - 21:00

Saturday Evening 16:00 - 19:00

Sunday Morning 10:00 - 14:00

Players will require Discord. We'll be using DnDBeyond and probably Foundry but I'm not 100% sold yet. Whatever works out to be easiest for me as I'm not so much a Tech DM anymore.

ABOUT THE DM

Thea (She/Her) is a woman who puts the L and T in LGBTQIA+, who is closer to 40 than 20, with over 14 years of experience weaving epic tales and guiding players through unforgettable experiences, I am your go-to Game Master for immersive and cinematic tabletop experiences. 

As the creator of a popular LARP game a few years back. My love for Roleplay started young (MSN Groups / Chatrooms / Habbo Hotel and Gaia Online for those of you who needed a throwback)

My games focus on deep character-driven narratives, where your choice shapes the world around you. 

I enjoy running games with Cinematic and meaningful combat, deep relationships between PCs and NPCs alike and an overarching meaningful epic tale that you are as much responsible for telling as I am. :)

Reviews

"Fantastic GM, from session 0 and onwards, each time playing with Thea has been wonderful. Every encounter, social or combat feels wonderfully fun to take part in. The energy and effort put behind every session is infectious, making me want take part in every little bit of the sessions."

"Thea is an amazing DM. The worlds she builds are colourful, imaginative and exciting.

She loves role playing and building NPC characters depth whilst giving PCs difficult choices that lead to deep thought.

She’s inclusive and caring for her players, ensuring a safe space for people to be who they want, whilst managing any disruptions in game or out very well. She has a lot of patience for new players, giving them a nurturing time whilst the grasp the games she presents.

In terms of gameplay, she won’t fudge her dice to protect the PCs because she knows this disrupts story telling. She will play her combats to try and teach the players to work together and protect one another."

(There are more. You can find me on StartPlaying, I don't do that anymore, and this is a Free game for my fun. ^^)

ABOUT THE PLAYERS

I'm hoping to bring together a lovely group of people who are passionate about storytelling, character development, and creating something special together. I'm looking for 18+ folks as I am well within my 30's.

I'd particularly love to build a queer-centred, women and femme-friendly table, where LGBTQIA+ players can feel comfortable, celebrated, and free to explore the kinds of characters and stories that matter to them. Women (of course including trans women like moi), non-binary folk, and queer players are especially encouraged to apply, although I'm not looking to exclude anyone who shares those values and would be a wonderful fit for the group.

I'm looking for players who love getting invested in their characters, building meaningful relationships, exploring the world around them, and sharing the spotlight with others. People who enjoy the quieter moments around a campfire just as much as the dramatic battles against impossible odds.

You don't need to be an experienced D&D player. Enthusiasm, kindness, creativity, and a willingness to collaborate matter far more to me than knowing every rule.

Above all, I want to create a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive table where we can laugh, cry, tell ridiculous jokes, fall in love with fictional characters, and occasionally have our hearts broken by a story we've created together.

If you're looking for a found family, both in-game and around the table, I'd love to hear from you.

You can find my application form at this [link]

I'm assuming this will get a decent amount of attention. I'll probably only have time to get back to the people who I shortlist for the campaign. So please do take your time with the App if this sounds like it's really up your alley. :)

I'm on Holiday this week so I'll try and keep tabs on everything. Looking forward to seeing who applies. <3

[Time]: Biweekly Fridays @ 8:00 PM-11:00 PM EST

[Platform]: Foundry VTT & Discord

[Requirements]: Decent internet, a good microphone, patience for a new GM

[Number of Players]: 4-5

[Summary]: The small town of Willowshore has a big problem—it's cursed! When a group of heroes awaken in the woods after a festival to usher out the last day of spring and welcome in the summer—a time known locally as the "season of ghosts," they find their hometown has been invaded by monsters, strange weather, and horrifying ghosts. Yet theses manifestations of the ancient evil that threatens Willowshore are nothing compared to the harrowing secrets awaiting discovery in Season of Ghosts!

Hi all! I am getting ready to run the 2e AP Season of Ghosts, and am looking for folks to join! I'm a new GM to 2e, and a novice overall, but have played and run a fair few RPGs over the years. I am looking for folks who have not played or run Season of Ghosts before, but am willing to make exceptions for the right fit, so feel free to apply either way. There is much more about me and the type of game I am interested in running in the player application.

I am LGBTQIA friendly, and welcome anyone with a good attitude at the table. While I am not part of the community, this is non-negotiable for me.

This is a horror AP, and as such I am looking for folks who are comfortable with and who enjoy a wide variety of horror tropes. I am also a role play heavy player and GM, so look for people who want to engage with the game through that lense, as well. I would expect the game to last at least a year.

NOTE: While this is listed at weekly currently, there is a strong possibility that it will switch to bi-weekly at some point, and may even have done so by the time that these spots are filled. I am waiting to hear about another commitment.

Interested? Apply here: https://forms.gle/Tbz3JaVKEqqyvimKA

Thanks for your interest!

Hey there, my name is Aquila and we are looking for one more player to join our current established DnD group. We have two campaigs running and rotate every two weeks. Our current campaigns are Icewind Dale and Crooked Moon. This group is 18+ as adult jokes and topics are made and all genders and sexualities are invited. I along with my cohost would like an interview before hand to ensure a good fit as we encourage players to not only play together but also interact with gaming and chatting. Please DM for more details. Edit:This is EST

Hey everyone! I'm posting this on behalf of my GM for his new game.

I'm currently looking for 2 additional players, ages 21 and older, for a mystery/horror TTRPG set in the late 1970s. The game will focus heavily on character development, investigation, interpersonal relationships, and slow-burn psychological horror with supernatural elements.

THE PREMISE

It's the late 1970s.

An unusual advertisement has begun appearing in newspapers across the world.

An anonymous individual is offering a rather generous sum of money to young adults willing to participate in a two-week parapsychological study in a remote town in Washington State.

Travel arrangements, accommodations, meals, and recording equipment will all be provided. Participants have only one responsibility: document their experiences and report anything unusual.

It sounds like easy money.

Two weeks away from home. A little adventure. Maybe even a good story to tell afterward.

WHAT TO EXPECT

It is a FULL campaign even if the start sounds simple enough. You can expect mystery and investigation, psychological and supernatural horror, character driven storytelling, 1970's setting, and player agency! Your choices, your actions will dictate what happens next in the story.

THE SYSTEM

It is a very simple homebrewed system that will be explained to you once you're in the group. It uses D6's and it's super seamless and simple. Whether you're a veteran in TTRPG or not, you'll be able to grasp it in no time.

WHO I'M LOOKING FOR

I'm hoping to find two creative, collaborative players who enjoy immersive roleplaying and developing complex characters. Players must be 21 years of age or older. Characters will generally fall within the 18–24 age range, as they're young adults responding to the advertisement.

You don't need to be an expert at TTRPGs. I'm far more interested in players who enjoy storytelling, character interactions, and contributing to an engaging group dynamic.

INTERESTED?

Please fill out the form HERE.

Hello I've been playing ttrpgs since I was a kid I'm 22 years old now and I've mainly always just played DND I've always wanted to branch out and try new systems but my friends aren't interested and my gm usually isn't either.

I was hoping for something with discord for voice I don't have experience with pbp but I'd be willing to try if I had to as for character creation I have a rough idea of how to build and play in vampire 5th edition and I have a basic idea of the rules for both call of cthulu and vtm I'm pretty easy to get along with and my schedule is usually pretty open so pretty much any time that's not the middle of the night would be good for me im brand spanking new to both ttrpgs listed so i ask for a little grace hope to hear soon

Hey everyone!

I'm searching for 1-2 players to join a 4-session Mini-Campaign using my in-progress TTRPG system called Soulbound.

Soulbound is a passion project I've put a lot of thought into. It's the kind of TTRPG I've always wished existed. Now I'm reaching the point where I need to get it out of my own documents and onto the table with people who haven't been living inside my head for months lol

Soulbound Overview

Soulbound is built around the idea of using mechanical depth and openness to cradle emergent situations and playstyles. I wanted flavor to have mechanical depth and use beyond being cool.

There are four major design philosophies driving the project:

• Character building as an engine. Every aspect of your characters interacts to create a unique identity and playstyle.
• Resource management and maintenance in a way that hopefully still remains interesting.
• Active, tactical combat such that defenders and attackers have important decisions to make during combat.
• Freedom of expression through interconnected systems.

Campaign Overview

The short Mini-Campaign is set in the original world of Verloren.

The Kingdom of Evon is on its last legs.

Once a grand kingdom perched upon a cliff above a cloud-covered land, Evon has been pushed to the brink of extinction. Its remaining people cling to the last defensible corners of their castle, besieged by a twisted army of corrupted creatures known as the Skoteill, led by the tyrant Kynigos.

A generation has lived and died beneath this siege. Historians lie slain, the archives are lost, and the kingdom's history has all but vanished. For the Evonians, the war is all they've ever known.

Yet something has changed. The siege has slowed, and the Council of Evon has found a glimmer of hope in a mysterious artifact recovered from a strike team's venture into the lost archives. Now, a research team has been summoned for a mission whose true purpose remains shrouded in secrecy.

You are that team. And you may be Evon's last hope.

The sessions are planned for the following Sundays:

• October 25, 2026
• November 8, 2026
• November 22, 2026
• December 6, 2026

All sessions will be online using Discord VC and Roll20 Free Version. The exact start time is still to be determined based on the group's availability, but sessions will take place in the afternoon or evening, Eastern Time (ET). I'm looking for people who can commit to all four dates, no commitments past that are expected.

On session timing, I am aiming for ~4 hours, though if everyone is okay with it I am willing to push sessions longer or keep sessions shorter for everyone's needs. The first session will most likely be substantially longer given it is an introduction to not only the campaign, but the system. To any players interested, we can talk and set up your character beforehand.

If you want to continue on this adventure with me past just this campaign, there will be many more Mini-Campaigns to come as Soulbound continues to progress towards its finished state.

Expectations

Soulbound is actively being developed, and this is not only a fun campaign idea, but also a playtest of Soulbound. As such, you should be prepared to work with an unfinished system (don't worry its still playable, wouldn't be here if it weren't) that hasn't had the testing love it needs. But, just because it is a playtest, doesn't mean the whole goal isn't still to have fun.

But, most importantly:

You don't need to read a giant rulebook before playing. I'm teaching you afterall (duh). In return, I'd appreciate honest feedback about what feels good, what feels confusing, what takes too long, etc. You don't need to be an expert in DnD or any other particular TTRPG. Being interested in trying something new is all I'm looking for. I want to know what the game actually feels like to play instead of being trapped in TTRPG design hell lol

Honestly, I'm quite nervous to finally start putting this project in front of strangers. I've built a lot of this game because it's something I genuinely want to play, but the butterflies are still there. To those of you who made it this far, thanks for reading and I really appreciate your interest. It means a lot to me to finally have my ADHD brain get a project this far into development and the eventual goal of a full release.

If you're interested, shoot me a DM and I can get you settled if Soulbound/this mini-campaign ends up being a good fit for you. I am usually fast with my response time but if you don't get a response right way don't worry I will respond when I am able.
If you're otherwise interested but can't join the campaign, as I previously mentioned this is not the last campaign so still shoot me a DM and I would love to introduce you further into the system through the private Discord server I have setup for Soulbound. I'm hoping to build a small community around Soulbound where interested folks can get early access to rules, follow development, and hear about future playtests.

EDIT: Made body way shorter as I removed most of my ramblings lol

Hello! I'm Exo, and I'm looking for about 1-2 more players for a homebrew DND campaign. I'm a relatively newer DM, so please bear with me!

We currently have a group of 4 (Myself and 3 players) who know each other from a different campaign, and looked to expand and play another game together! We're all very friendly and spend a lot of time out of sessions hanging out in call, which gives everyone the opportunity to become friends!

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Lore/World Introduction:

Welcome to Eryndor! 27 years ago this continent was brought to the end times. King Malachar of the Vesperlands, had made a deal with the demigod Gargauth, who supplied him with armies of fiends and undead. Malachar and his armies proceeded to rout the other 7 Kingdoms on the continent. Before long, Malachar’s goal of forming a unified Empire under his command was coming to fruition. This was until a group of 5 heroes known as the Dawnbringers decided to fight back. The leader, a Paladin by the name of Aldric Ironhand, recruited and trained armies from throughout the continent, before him and his team (Archmage Valra Weaver, General Cela Frosthelm, High Priestess Delana Fairborn and Spymaster Corvin Ash) took Malachar and his armies head on. This brutal war lasted 4 years, before finally the Dawnbringers were able to slay Malachar, banish Gargauth back to the nine hells, and break apart what remained of the armies. Finally, Eryndor was at peace once again.

In the following years, the kingdoms of Eryndor faced the challenging road of rebuilding. Countless cities and towns had been destroyed, families displaced, trade routes broken. A glaring lack of leadership was apparent. Knowing how close the continent was to destruction, Aldric Ironhand made a proposition to the other 7 Kingdoms. He believed that the way to build Eryndor stronger, and prevent another event of this magnitude, was to unite under a single banner. The Aurelian Empire was founded shortly after, with Aldric as its first Emperor and its capital city located in Aldric’s home city of Aurelia. The remaining Dawnbreakers quickly took up roles to help Aldric. Several Kingdoms were willing to cede their independence and join under Aldric’s banner. Over the next couple of decades, the Empire rebuilt across the continent, returning Eryndor to its former glory.

However, not every Kingdom was as agreeable. What started as a peaceful arrangement between Kingdoms to ensure growth, peace and prosperity, turned into something no one saw coming. Negotiations turned into imperial pressure. Aurelian armies were garrisoned in Kingdoms who would not comply, using force when they felt they needed to. Awe of the Dawnbreakers quickly turned to fear. The very thing they had fought to protect was being diminished as their control expanded. One by one, every Kingdom ended up totally under Aldric’s control.

The one major exception is Veyrhold, an ancient city in the forested Kingdom of Valewyn. This city is protected by the mysterious magic of the Heartspire, forming an impenetrable barrier around the city’s walls. Despite the Empire’s best efforts, the city holds strong. This city has become a bastion to those who want freedom from the Empire, with a seemingly never ending stream of people attempting to gain access.

Will you side with the Emperor and his tight rule over the continent? Will you assist Veyrhold in their attempt to stay independent? Or will you find something else to do in this vast continent? The choice is all yours!

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Current party consists of a Blood Hunter, a Fighter and a Warlock!

This campaign is meant to be sandbox-esque, highlighting character decisions and how they interact with the world. It will be run as a 60/40 roleplay to combat ratio, with some days not having combat at all.

The age range of our group is currently 21-27.

We record our sessions but it's just for internal use, you would need to be comfortable with that!

When: Weekly on Mondays, starting around 7pm CST/8pm EST. Running about 4 hours.

Where: Discord + Roll20

Commitment: Long-term campaign

Apply here: https://forms.gle/KUzwpkG4Lg7ihSNV8

Hello! I’m looking for a group of players to try to create a Boston by Night Chronicle for Wednesday nights around 6 or 7pm. I will be using VtM v20 rule set as I am much more familiar with it. The premise of the game goes as such:

Quinton King is gone! In 2018 the SI hit Boston with a massive offensive attack. In the confusion, Quinton King disappeared and Boston region was abandoned by many of the supernaturals that night.

It is now 2026. The Camarilla has rebuilt but much of the state is left open. Some from the old days formed their own court under the banner of the Anarchs while some with deep hatred of King and the Cam still rage in Boston’s streets. With this new court forming, powers beginning to form, it is now the perfect time for a coterie to strike their mark within this power vacuum.

Do you be Cam and use its draconian system to your own advantage? Do you side with the old court and take back what was rightfully yours? Or do you side with the true Anarchs and burn Boston to the ground with the Cam inside?

We will be using foundry for our vtt as well as some of the v5 metaplot with some changes. I’m very open to character creation and can work with a lot within reason. Please be respectful, be LGBTQ+ supportive, and hopefully we can all have a good time. If you have any question, feel free to message me.

You just started college. It's going great, you're young, you're ready to make new friends and rivals and Of course you're ready to live life. Then. A week ago happened. A cult successfully performed a ritual that brought those who were between planes to the material. Ghosts and spirits are real. Now they're able to leave the locations they are bound too or carry the objects they are bound too. Of course also meaning they can attack the living.

The setting is a small college town in modern day, very much a place where ghost tours are a large source of the town's income outside of the college.

You will be playing college age kids(18-20) and we will be using the Dark Places and Demogorgans system. Sessions will be Tuesdays 9PM BST.

Some stuff about me and rules:
-sessions average around 2-4 hours -I do not allow AI in my campaigns from myself or from players
-I only allow players over the age of 18 not because of NSFW content but just because of table comfort
-I am very much roleplay focused
-I haven't run Dark Places and Demogorgans before but I have I believe all the resources.
-games will be run through discord.
-games will be run every Tuesday at 9PM BST not including today

If you're interested send me a message or post a comment

Hi all,

I'll be running Mothership's Decagone this Friday and need 2 more players.

Decagone is fantastic one-shot taking place in a deep-sea lab. You are there to serve your contract for a hyper corporation. This seems like it is going to be a simple installation job...

We will be using discord for dice and voice and Canva for VTT.

This is a horror one-shot, we will be dealing with violence, gore, and existential dread.

We will use pre-gen characters, and there will be plenty because I guarantee there will be player deaths.

About me I'm 43, he/him, been in the hobby for 30 years.

Come join the fun, this is fantastic module. If you are interested just start a chat. This is LGBTQ friendly, 18+, beginner friendly. If you have never played a TTRPG, feel welcomed to try this.

If interested just start a chat, let me know a little about yourself and why you want to try.

Hey everyone! The world is dying, and the last great civilizations are hiding beneath the earth, ignoring the problem. Sanctuary is a massive underground city filled with powerful wizards, ancient magic, dangerous guilds, and political rivalries. While the world above crumbles, those in power are too busy pursuing their own plans and fighting among themselves to stop what's coming.

You aren't here to save the world. At least, not at first. You're here for your own reasons, whatever they may be. Gold, knowledge, revenge, ambition, or something worth fighting for — Sanctuary has opportunities for those willing to take risks. What begins as a simple job could become something far bigger than you ever intended.

I'm a longtime online DM looking for 5 players for a homebrew D&D 5e (2014) campaign that I'm really excited to run.

We'll play Sundays from 8:15 AM to 11:15 AM CST using Foundry VTT and Discord. There will be a 15-minute break during each session, and the campaign is expected to run for approximately 3 months.

This is a dark fantasy campaign featuring exploration, roleplay, political conflict, strange magic, and large-scale battles. Your decisions can have lasting consequences on the city, its people, and the factions fighting for control. I'm looking for players who want to get invested in the world, work together, and see where their choices take them.

The Hook

The world is dying.

The surface has become a wasteland. Something from beyond this world has been feeding on the life of the planet, and the civilizations that once stood against it are mostly gone.

What remains survives beneath the earth.

Sanctuary is one of the last great cities of the mortal realm — a massive underground civilization built by those who fled the dying surface.

It's a city of powerful wizards, ancient magic, wealthy merchants, dangerous guilds, and ordinary people simply trying to survive.

But Sanctuary has a problem.

The wizards who rule the city are too busy fighting over power, politics, research, and old grudges to agree on what should be done about the world outside.

The Fae Queens are barely holding the last remnants of life together.

The surface is dying.

The city is cracking.

And something is coming.

You aren't a legendary hero.

Not yet, anyway.

You're an adventurer who needs gold. Fortunately, there's always work for people willing to risk their lives.

The Retrievers Guild specializes in recovering magical artifacts, lost knowledge, and valuable resources from places no sane person would willingly visit.

You've spent weeks looking for work.

Today, you finally get a contract.

A surface expedition.

Good pay. Valuable discoveries. A chance to make a name for yourselves.

You arrive at the Retrievers Guild warehouse, where hundreds of adventurers are preparing for the expedition.

Wagons are being loaded.

Weapons are being checked.

Spells are being prepared.

Your contract seems simple:

Protect the expedition.

Protect each other.

Bring back what you find.

But the surface has secrets.

The Drow are moving.

The Fae are dying.

Something is hunting the survivors of the old world.

And the deeper you venture into the ruins of what came before, the more obvious it becomes that this expedition isn't just about treasure.

Sanctuary is running out of time.

Eventually, you'll have to decide what you're willing to do about it.

Will you protect Sanctuary?

Change it?

Or burn it down and build something better?

That choice belongs to you.

The Setting

For nearly 500 years, Sanctuary has existed beneath the dying world, built by those who fled the surface in hopes of preserving what remained of civilization.

What began as a refuge has become a massive underground city of towering districts, ancient magic, powerful wizards, wealthy merchants, dangerous guilds, and political factions. Sanctuary is humanity's greatest hope for survival — but that doesn't mean its people agree on what survival should look like.

Life goes on beneath the earth. Adventurers gamble on underground ring fights, crowds gather to watch water-skimmer races through the city's waterways, and merchants compete for fortunes while guilds fight over contracts, influence, and secrets. There is always money to be made, trouble to find, or someone willing to pay you to take a risk.

But beyond the noise and spectacle, the city is under pressure. Resources are precious, old rivalries run deep, and the world above grows more hostile with every passing year. Whatever future Sanctuary has, it won't be decided by its rulers alone.

The campaign draws inspiration from:

• Dragon Age
• Warhammer: Age of Sigmar
• The Witcher
• Dark Souls
• Forgotten Realms
• He Who Fights with Monsters
• Brandon Sanderson

Expect a mix of dark fantasy, exploration, large-scale battles, political conflict, strange magic, and player-driven choices. Your decisions can have lasting consequences for the city, its people, and the factions fighting to shape its future.

Game Rules

• D&D 5e 2014
• Mostly standard rules
• Most official 2014 content is allowed
• Tasha's Cauldron of Everything is generally allowed
• Very few house-rule adjustments
• Homebrew content is available for the setting, including some homebrew classes
• Character creation will be discussed with the group before play

Game Requirements

• Foundry VTT installed on your PC
• Discord installed on your PC
• A good-quality microphone
• Ability to communicate clearly through Discord
• A reasonably quiet playing environment
• Reliable attendance

Schedule

Sundays: 8:15 AM – 11:15 AM CST

There will be a 15-minute break in the middle of the session.

The campaign is expected to run for approximately 3 months.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for 5 players who enjoy working together and want to be part of a group with good chemistry.

You don't need to be a professional roleplayer or a hardcore D&D veteran. I'm mainly looking for players who:

• Get along well with others
• Enjoy teamwork and roleplay
• Are comfortable communicating over Discord
• Show up consistently
• Want to experience a campaign where their choices actually matter

Interested in joining?

Send me a Reddit DM and tell me a little about yourself! Nothing fancy — I just want to get to know you a bit and see if we'd be a good fit for the group.

Let me know what you enjoy about D&D, what kind of games you like playing, and confirm that Sundays from 8:15–11:15 AM CST work for you.

That's it! We'll chat a bit, and if it seems like a good fit, we'll go from there.

A Few Things to Know Before Joining

Dice gods rule over all — player death is possible and can be a sad or angering topic. I hope you will act with honor during these times, as I know the world and other players will mourn the loss. I promise that I will retcon when needed; however, 99% of the time, it stands. Choices were made, and I wish you the best of luck!

I run 99% Rules as Written. For the weird instances, I have a long history with the game, so I've run into most issues. Rules are rules. I like them. I also know when the Rule of Cool is needed.

I love Dark Souls and The Way of Kings, and you'll see certain aspects at play. I love difficult challenges and courageous heroes. I don't like heroes who always need the spotlight or who talk over each other in a small chat room.

Out-of-the-box thinking is rewarded, but spells do as they say. Fae deals are powerful and can have lasting impacts. Fae Queens are fickle and have their own rules. I love The Dresden Files, and you'll see a lot of the rules for the Fae from that book series.

I have been in the online D&D space for a long time; thus, fan noises are not allowed, lol. Also, I have a kid, and she will be nearby but will not pester : ) Her mom will be nearby.

A Little About Me

I've been playing and DMing D&D online for years, and I'm excited to bring this world to life. I love creative problem-solving, memorable characters, difficult encounters, and seeing players come up with plans I never expected.

At the end of the day, I'm here to run a fun game with a group of people who enjoy playing together. I take the game seriously, but I'm not trying to make it a second job. I love a good plan, a terrible plan that somehow works, and those moments where the entire table loses it laughing.

I'm excited to see what you bring to the table and what kind of story we end up creating together!

Five generations ago, at least by the dwarven accounts, a powerful lich was bound beneath the earth far below a mountain that would come to be home to the city of Maugrim's Hold. Now the mines beneath the dwarven community have been abandoned as evil seeps from below, drawing monsters and servants of the dark to it as the rumors circulate of the Lich's revival. The city's master "Wayne Maugrim" sixth ruler in the line of their noble family has called would be heroes, robbers, and adventuring types to purge his mines of the vile creatures and perhaps delve deeper beneath the mountain to snuff out it's source for good.

Looking for 4-6 people to make some character's using the OSE ruleset, effectively the old 0e and AD&D rules with some adaptation for a modern audience. This will be a mega-dungeon crawl with inspiration drawn from my father's original dungeon he ran for his highschool buddies back in thhe day.

System: Dusk City Outlaws (100AC system)

Date & Time: Oct 25 at 4pm PST. Expect a single session, 3-4 hours long *(if things go for a while, a second session may be scheduled to continue at players discretion)*

Platforms: Discord for voice chat, Roll20 for play.

Players Needed: 4 players.

Welcome to New Dunhaven, the merchant city of canals, the Dusk City. A fantasy metropolis where commoners, merchants, and nobles are protected by the lawful forces of the Crown.

But, in the criminal underworld, it is filled with opportunity for the eight cartels of the Arrangement, criminal organizations that have banded together in a tenuous peace to work together rather than fight each other. They are not exactly good people, and you can’t really call them bad people, for they’re what one might call “The Right Kind of People”. After all, when a Job comes around that’s got either high risk and/or high reward, the Right Kind of People are the ones to get it done.

As per the Arrangement, for every Job there is a crew, a crew of rogues each a member of a different cartel, that will work together to pull off a caper before time runs out. From stealing a rare and valuable plant before alchemists experiment on it, to kidnapping/rescuing a stubborn noble before their assassination. Jobs vary in their score, but what is certain is that the Right Kind of People, the players, are going to have quite the time getting them done.

Rogues' Gallery: In character creation you can select one of the colorful and tropey criminal organizations of New Dunhaven's underworld, as well as a specialty that details what you bring to the table be it brawn or brains. 

• The Circle - Violent, intimidating, and calculating conquerors originating as refugees from the fallen Vladov Empire.
• The Family - Old money, old school. A rich criminal cornerstone that dominates business and canals.
• The Forgotten - Less an organization, more so a coalition/network of street gangs, beggars, urchins, and downtrodden.
• The Gravediggers - Those that use death and the grave to deter the law-abiding away from their activities.
• The Mummers - Entertainers, musicians, and performers that make crime both an art and a game.
• Red Lotus Society - Founded by immigrants and their customs, they reign over Little Taona and all black powder dealings.
• The Vespers - Clandestine and dealers of vice, they embed themselves in noble high-society among the blue-blooded.
• Wardens of the Night - Outlaws, rebels, vigilantes, and revolutionaries that harry the Crown and their authority.

The Caper Crew: Join together with others as you receive a Job from a broker, a Job that requires the specific skills of specific individuals who can walk away with a score while the clock is ticking. Jobs range in their length, as well as in their goals. From stealing all the hard currency in a casino, to recovering a , to even breaking out someone from a jail house before their transfer.

The Heat is On: While you and your crew may have your organizations and honed skills to help you pull off a job, there are forces at work that can make things a bit more complicated. Being reckless, sloppy, or careless while on the job generates Heat, a resource the gamemaster can spend to introduce surprises from a sudden guard patrol to a whole city district being put on lockdown. Hardly anything ever goes according to plan, but that doesn’t mean you won’t walk away with success.

For further information simply ask or research at your own discretion. Reply or DM if interested.

Roll20 LFP Post: https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/445130/new-dunhaven-dusk-city-outlaws

Dusk City Outlaws: https://scratchpadpublishing.com/duskcityoutlaws

Heyo! I'm looking either join or make a JJK RPG Group. I don't have very many requirements, but I do at least require it to be Play-by-Post. I can do any system so long as I can play my beloved Moon Dregs.

Hello! I’m a GM looking for a player in an ongoing Pathfinder 2e adventure path, currently level 4. One player had to drop out. Already have 3 players, just need a 4th. We just began book 2.

I’m GMing Myth-Speaker, an epic story about rising heroes, treacherous quests, and powerful foes. We play on Foundry VTT. Schedule is a little flexible, though we primarily play Sundays at 1pm EST. 4 hour sessions. LGBTQIA+ friendly! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Feel free to PM!

Hello! We're looking for dedicated players to join our long-term D&D campaign! Our DM has over 15 years of experience developing a custom world and heavily modified D&D 3.5 system. Unfortunately, due to changing life circumstances and commitments, our previous group has gradually broken down. We're now hoping to build a new group! Campaign Details:

• System: Heavily modified D&D 3.5 (lots of homebrew mechanics).
• Platform: Roll20 (Online).
• Timezone: UK.
• Schedule: Saturdays, 2 PM–11 PM (flexible depending on the group).
• Age: 18+ mature group.
• Experience: Beginners and veterans welcome!
• Playstyle: A mixture of combat, roleplay and exploration. Some sessions may be entirely combat, while others focus on roleplay and story.

Campaign: The Wishful Curse You awaken inside a mysterious complex with no memories of who you are or how you got there. A strange voice introduces itself as "Galobur". Why are you here? What happened to your memories? And who can you trust? Themes: Imprisonment, captivity, betrayal, deception, and scientific and arcane experimentation. This campaign is designed to introduce new players to our custom system. You won't need a backstory because everyone begins with amnesia! You'll create your character from scratch, and the DM is happy to discuss specific character ideas and requests that fit the setting. Even experienced 3.5 players will have new mechanics to learn, so patience and willingness to learn are important. What We're Looking For: Friendly, reliable players who can commit to regular sessions and want to enjoy a long-term campaign together. We understand real life comes first, but consistency matters! More Than Just D&D! We also play plenty of games together on Steam and would love to make new friends outside our weekly sessions too! Interested? Send me a message with your TTRPG experience, availability and what kind of character you'd enjoy playing! New players are absolutely welcome!

Karak Zanda Expedition, Retake the Realms!

Looking for one or two more players interested in retaking the fallen hold of Karak Zanda. Just about anything other than Wood Elves, Ogres, Gnomes, and Skinks is allowed and easily justifiable. Obviously combat heavy, but also big battles.

Need: 1 or 2 Players

When?: Every Friday from 7-11pm CST

Where?: Discord voice, Foundry VTT

How?: Send me your Discord and we can chat.

Other: 18+, decent mic, not on mobile, not trying to play a quirk chungus character.

Hey! I'm Leon. (they/them) I'm currently dming my own game of 5e on Sundays and while I am having a tremendous amount of fun, it's a little anxiety inducing so I'm looking to engage with the system I love as a player to mellow a bit, aha.

A little about me: I'm in my 30s, I've a very crafty person. I have several cats who I will make silly comments to randomly because they love lounging around me when I'm having "computer time". I've been playing ttrpgs for well over a decade now and gming games in various systems nearly as long. My timezone is EST but I'm fairly flexible on the days I'm available: Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.

I'm okay joining an existing campaign or group (or even doing like a test/trial run to see if we mesh). Or joining up with one forming. I def have a preference for 5e 2014 and I am not super familiar with the 2024 changes/differences but I'd be willing to give it a shot and open to homebrewing things

I like rp heavy campaigns (though I'm by no means adverse to combat) with opportunities to work characters and their backstories and personal plots into the lore and fabric of the world. I'd say I prefer homebrew worlds/campaigns but I'm not necessarily opposed to "official" or third party settings and the like. I like political intrigue, lots of exploring and lore to dig through, faction politics, weighty choices, opportunities for character growth, interesting not straight forward combat, puzzles character interaction, all the good stuff, ahaha.

Tone wise I don't think I'd like to go full on grimdark but World Half Full/NobleDark is absolutely my sweet spot lately. Probably interspersed with moments of levity and goof and fun of course. Can't be serious all the time, ahaha.But as general feel. And I'm not necessarily opposed to something that learns more into standard heroic fantasy.

(I also have a character idea that I've been sitting on and wanting to play for a while but it's a firbolg Raven Queen Patron Warlock. Which is both a Unearthed Arcana subclass and may have to be reflavored to fit a home brew world's pantheon/warlock patron entities, and also possibly tweaked for balance so I understand not wanting to mess with that. But throwing it out there as a distant wish.)

My Discord handle is: Leon31919

Feel free to reach out to be if you got a spot to fill in a game you think I'd go for, or if you want to chat to see if we vibe. Looking forward to hearing from and hopefully playing with some interesting and awesome people.

So, one of my players is no longer gonna play pathfinder, he's never liked class progression type games. This leaves me in need of players.

I am currently running PF1e APs, modified to fit a living world. We're about to wrap up one game and I am looking for a good fit for a long term player (s)

I am very story focused and love weird classes and races. Also expect spec evo and easter eggs within my GM style. I may end up drawing ppl's PCs. Rules are secondary for me in running a game.

Currently the group consists of me, my husband and a friend who is learning PF1e.

This will be an ongoing living world. So, this is a group for the long haul.

Hi me and 3 other players are looking to play pf1e Looking to go through a ap got a few in mind but will play any im good to play anytime after 630 pm est on weekdsys and weekends and can use any vtt but I do have the license for foundry hope to hear from someone

Before there was life, there was Eryth. Alone she ruled an empty abyss until she could no longer bear it. From her essence, she created the Nine divine children, and together they carved light, earth, oceans and skies. And as the goddess’s final gift to her children, she gave her essence to create life to populate her new land, and each of the nine gods took on one of the domains of life, ruling together to maintain the balance.

But balance can be a very fragile thing

A Great War amongst the gods and titans broke, ending in the death of one of the children. A great act by the goddess of light Aurella shattered the once unified land of her mother and casted its pieces across the endless seas, and act of division and separation amongst the siblings.

Today, the Shattered Seas are a world of boundless horizon, lost mysteries, and isolated island realms, each archipelago thriving under the distant influence of the divine siblings, from the sunlit bastions of order to the untamed wild waters where ancient past lies buried.

The age of myth is over, the era of high seas has begun.

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Hello, and welcome to my homebrew campaign! I worked very hard on the world and am finally ready to share it with a band of brave pirates ready to face the hardships of the Shattered Seas while downing a pint or two 😜

About me:
I am 20 years old, she/her, and a relatively experienced DM, running a number of 5e, MoTW and CoC games. Though I am not new to DnD, I am definitely not the most educated in the rules and favor Rule of Cool and story over actual gameplay. Due to this, I try to make the story and roleplay engaging over actual mechanics. There will be combat, but my overall goal is to make you immersed in the world and care about why you are doing what you are doing.

What I am looking for:
I am looking for 3-4 players who are able to play around noon on Sundays CMT for about 3-4 hours bi-weekly (this allows me time to prepare for the next game). Though start time can be negotiated, weekends are a must. I am not looking for experience (beginners more than welcome!), I am looking for people who I believe will fit well together and are willing to put effort into collaborative story telling.

What to expect:
I am a DM who prefers story over actual mechanics of the game, I’d say 80/20. This means I highly encourage backstories as I will do my best to integrate your characters into this world and give you a reason to care about its story and its people. Your party will start off as pirates, but your motivations and story is up to you! My games are not very violent or graphic, but I will provide a list of veils and lines for the party to make it as accommodating as possible. As an artist as well, I will happily provide maps and important descriptions if need be 👌

How to Apply:
If you are interested, please send me a dm via Reddit with your name and pronouns, age, and a little bit about yourself. If applicable, provide me a character idea you have (doesn’t have to be detailed, this just allows me to get an idea of who you are planning to be). If I believe you will be a good fit, I will send you my discord and we can talk further there. Once a party is gathered, I will invite you into a server. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have!

Thank you, and I hope to hear from you soon!

Hello. I am looking for 3-4 players for an upcoming CAIN game that I am going to be running. The game is going to be on Saturdays at 5:30pm PST.

CAIN is an urban fantasy horror investigative game where you take on the role of an exorcist, a powerful psychically gifted soldier employed by a shadowy global organization. It falls to you to hunt down psychic abominations that manifest themselves during moments of intense trauma or suffering. You will be responsible for hunting down the evidence of these beasts before confronting them inside their lairs.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to DM me if you would like to participate.