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Location

City:

Saint Louis

State:

Missouri

Zipcode:

63121

Country:

USA

Willing to Travel:

15 miles

Availability

LFG/LFP:

LFP

Availability (Days):

Thursday

Availability (Times):

Evenings

Desired Gaming Frequency:

Weekly - Once per week

Gaming Preferences

Player/GM:

Either

Preferred Genres:

Fantasy, Modern, Science Fiction / Futuristic, Space Opera

Favorite RPGs:

3.5, BESM, SDS, d20 Modern

Gaming Worlds:

Modern Earth, Conan, FR

Preferred Playing Style:

75% Roleplaying / 25% Combat

Ideal Group Size:

Medium Groups (Between 4 and 6 players)

Online RPGs?:

No

What are you looking for?:

I am a GM running a campaign in the North St. Louis area from 6PM to 11PM (and sometimes a bit later) on Thursday nights. I am currently looking for a few brave souls to wander in an ancient world. We are commonly a roughly RP 75%, Combat 25% group with ages ranging from 25 to 30s, though anyone over 18 on the maturity scale is welcome.
We play a variety of games with both short and long campaigns. Our current campaign is a dark fantasy opera (with no singing). Players familiar with other RPGs can start with no knowledge of the homebrew world or system and get a character up and running in a few minutes.
The theme is post-vampire-apocalypse fantasy world, where a group of unlikely survivors are attempting to rescue others, gather power, and gather the knowledge needed to bring down the Lord of all Vampires and end the eclipse that has lasted for a thousand years.
Looking for a player who is consistent in attendance, clever or funny (gets bonus xp), and willing to lead when necessary, follow when helpful, and to develop a character so rich that he/she will backstab friends and foes alike for the good of the story.

About Me

Biography:

I'm a former professor of creative writing at a local university. My wife and I game out of our house with some old and some new friends. I'm early 30s with an eye towards long, sweeping campaigns (1-2 years), followed eventually by a second that might highlight the changes wrought in that world by the events that came before.