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Hi everyone! A friend and I have recently moved to London and are looking for players for the campaign Phandelver and Below: the Shattered Obelisk in the Forgotten Realms setting. We need 2-3 more people and I am happy to accommodate new players as well as experienced ones. We hope to play every Friday evening at our flat in Colindale for about 4 hours. Here's a little about how i run my games as the DM: - 5.5e D&D (2024) - Plenty of opportunities for roleplay, exploration and tactical combat - A relaxed tone focused on allowing everyone to have fun and be invested in the campaign - I'm a relatively new DM (this will be my 2nd campaign), so a bit of patience and respect will go a long way. As long as everyone engages with the story and each other, I'm sure we'll gel well. - I ask that you make your character on D&D Beyond as we use its in-built VTT for combat, so please bring a laptop or tablet (you won't need to pay for anything don't worry) We are both in our 20s and so hope to find people of a similar age. We are willing to be flexible though, so long as you can have a laugh but also be mature when the scenario calls for it. We are inclusive, LGBTQIA+ friendly and hope to foster a welcoming environment within the group. If this sounds interesting to you, please don't hesitate to drop me a message and tell me a little bit about yourself, your D&D experience, what you're looking for at the table and any questions you have!

An established fortnightly TTRPG group based in New Malden, South London. We play a wide range of systems; D&D 5e, Call of Cthulhu, Traveller, Mothership, Mutants & Masterminds and much more across a library of 40+ game lines. We have space for one or two new players. All experience levels welcome veteran or complete newcomer, you’ll find a seat at our table. Come along for a session, no commitment needed. fridayknights.org.uk

New Orders from A Cell I'm looking to put together a group of 3-4 people to start up a new, in-person Delta Green game. I have 2 new players and so am looking for 1-2 more. Let’s start off with self-contained sessions and see if it evolves into something more long-form. I will be running this as a game of modern-day conspiracy horror with burned-out federal agents combating unknown cosmic threats and late-capitalist rot using only their wits and whatever governmental overreach they can muster. Slow-burn investigations build to paranoia and desperate actions where the agents must ask themselves whether what they are fighting for is really worth it. Game details: Day/Time - Saturdays - 1pm to 5pm. Offline - East London public location (i.e local pub or gaming bar). Currently most likely either Arcanist's Tavern or Loading Bar, Stoke Newington. Scenarios - I am looking to start off running the group through published scenarios/campaigns (Last Things Last, Puppet Shows and Shadow Plays, Owlshead Mountain, Ex Oblivione) before introducing home-brewed content. Frequency - The game will be run episodically in that we will play in short collections of sessions over subsequent weeks that cover an operation and then take a break. Operations typically run 2-4 sessions, played weekly with roughly a 4-week break between operations. Session 0 - we will have a designated Session 0 as an opportunity for everyone to meet for the first time, get an introduction to the campaign and create characters. Session 0 will also cover lines and veils, X-card in play and any specific content warnings before each operation This group is not a fit if you're looking for high-action combat, monster-of-the-week pulp or a long-running heroic arc. Information about me: I’m a mid-30s GM based in London. I’ve run a range of TTRPGs (DnD, Troika, CoC, Delta Green, Symbaroum) for both public and private groups for a number of years. I enjoy running players through investigatory campaigns where small details unravel into wide conspiracies. I’ve been a big fan of Delta Green since the new edition and have run several games in the system. I am eager to start a dedicated group with fellow fans or interested newcomers. I'm looking for players in a similar life stage so scheduling doesn't keep collapsing so this group would be best suited for those 25+ who are looking to balance TTRPGs with other demands. If this game sounds like something you would like to join, complete the survey below and I will revert asap. Link Drop me an message with any queries and I will revert as soon as I can.

Welcome, greed and glory, to Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader! Where/When 🕕: Location (IRL) - Ealing, North-West London, U.K (we expect no costs for this campaign, as we currently have one of the players as a host, but we may have to meet sometimes at a local pub - in which case one is expected to order at least one drink) Times - Wednesdays, 6pm-10pm Starting - Late May / Early June The Setting 🚀 : Enter a galaxy of strife and chaos in this retro-futuristic universe of aliens, space-wizards, and even a little bit of science-fiction! The galaxy of the 41st millennium is a space-opera setting rife with woe and peril, where humanity languishes under an imperium of lies, greed, prejudice, and lunacy - its all-consuming ambition only held in check by countless enemies: Heretics from within; Xenos from without; and Daemons from beyond, each of them more brutal and ruthless than the last! Forget the promises of advanced technologies and the betterment of mankind, for in the grim darkness of the far future there is only war! The Campaign 🚩 : Venture into a long-running sand-box campaign where your objectives will be clear, but their order and your approach entirely your own! You will have the opportunity to become a valiant saviour, a glorious warrior, or a ruthless tyrant! Gather your allies about you - from faithful servants of the imperium, through disillusioned masses seeking a new master, to the baleful Xenos - the aliens who exist ever at the periphery of mankind's domain upon the stars! If you are so bold, perhaps you'll even venture to play as the alien yourself! Experience 🤓 : None! Any and all levels of familiarity with the system and/or the setting completely welcome! Session 0 will cover character creation, base rules, and a lore primer! Disclaimer ❗: The universe of Warhammer 40,000 is one riddled with serious themes that may make some players uncomfortable - racism; sexism; class struggle; religious persecution; war; whatever character you create, expect them to be flung into life-and-death situations where the morality of decisions becomes meaningless. While I believe this is what makes the Warhammer 40,000 universe and experience much more immersive, nuanced, and fascinating than many other space-themed universes, I understand that not all players may find these themes comfortable. You are thus welcome to discuss with myself - before, after, or during a session - if any part of the story or adventure is making you uncomfortable, and I will do my utmost to accommodate such that we can all enjoy the game together! We've already got at least 3 players signed up for this campaign, but we're happy to welcome more! We hope to see you there, and remember - The emperor is watching! 👁️ 👁️

Hello there, I’m Jacob, a dm of over half a decade, and hopefully your guide to the cursed lands of Berovia After finishing up my first few IRL campaigns through university I’m hoping to start a new one closer to home. The game would be hosted at The Missing Geek in Staines, or at similarly close venues when it’s not available starting hopefully over the next few weeks. Currently we have 2 players but still have at minimum 2 and maximum 4 more slots to fill. Requirements and warnings - - my ideal player is someone who enjoys role-play and amercing themselves in there character and the world of Berovia, this will be a 50% roleplay, 25% combat and 25% exploration and puzzles. - Ability to work with new players. All levels of experience are welcome. - To be able to play for about 3 hours on Wednesday evenings. - Curse of Strahd isn’t a very explicit game mostly but it does have some rather dark and bleak themes so you need to be at least 18+ to participate. - I love the module however it also has its issues, I have tired to preserve the spirit of the game whenever I run it, but expect homebrew, sometimes a lot of it, at points. If you meet all these requirement, and are looking to delve into the world of epic gothic fantasy, with one of dnd’s most iconic villains give me a message and we can talk

The Basics System: D&D 5e (homebrewed, rules bent liberally for story) Location: King's Cross area, hosted at DM's house (meal included!) Schedule: Most likely Sunday afternoons (we might do Saturday afternoons or every other Sunday, depending on group availability. Please apply if any of those work for you!). 3-hour sessions, starting beginning of March Current group: DM + 2 players, all in our 30s Seeking: 2–4 more players. Newbies welcome. Start: Level 5 The Setting Your characters are travellers from another world, stepped through a portal onto a mysterious planet. What you've found: the ruins of a once-great civilization — crumbling towers, forgotten vaults, secrets buried in the dust. There's no single big bad to defeat. Instead, I build stories around your goals. Want to track down your missing son? Get revenge on the bard who betrayed you? Save up gold to buy the six-legged racing dino you fell in love with? Then come join the Gentlepersons’ Society for Heroic Oddities & Occasional Glory. West Marches–inspired structure, slice-of-life pacing, lots of room for exploration and character moments. The Tone Think Studio Ghibli or Avatar: The Last Airbender — not Game of Thrones. Cozy, heartfelt, and a little silly. Content is PG-13: fantasy violence exists but isn't graphic; no horror, sexual content, or edgy themes. Diplomatic and peaceful solutions are always valid (and often rewarded). Murder hobos need not apply. The Table LGBTQ+ friendly, kind, and collaborative. I love improv, goofy ideas, and players who get genuinely invested in NPCs and each other's stories. Party harmony matters — we're here for found family energy, not inter-character drama. You (Ideally) Proactive and character-driven Comfortable with a DM who treats the rulebook as a suggestion Enjoy emotional beats and RP as much as (or more than) combat Warm, funny, not crude Reliable: can commit to attending at least twice a month — this is the big one Note-taking is a bonus How to Apply Fill out https://forms.gle/KhRggzgqsVauCnKz5. I'll follow up with a casual video call before your first session to make sure we're a good fit for each other. Questions? Drop them below or DM me.