Lost Mine of Phandelver

GMT+2. Monday – Wednesday & there's a group with 4 players on Saturday at 16:00 (GMT+2) A group decides on day & time It'll be played in a Discord voice chat "Theatre of the Mind" playstyle (means no VTT) Discord (weebseatshit) *PREMISE* You are dragged into a dangerous encounter together with other unlucky ones. Now you are bonded whether you want it or not. Since you are a witness, some people want you dead, watch your back(s) & trust no one It's an RP-focused, casual, beginner-friendly Forgotten Realms based homebrew campaign, with an emphasis on story & adventures Ratio: 60 Roleplay/30 Exploration/10 Combat Starting level is 1, Point Buy, Milestone leveling Spells become cantrips, a player can cast them without components or GP Cooldown of spells depends from their power level & the DM's will, but if a player is gonna spam spells, i'll Elfen Lied him or put some shit like Leo Bonhart from Witcher  Some spells that affect game's balance & world, may be forbidden. It'll be discussed HP are cinematic. Depending from how much & what kind of damage a character receives, i'll adjust his condition Only these races are allowed: Human/Elf (Moon, Wood) Dwarf/Goliath Tiefling (Purple, Pink, Blue) Tystling (a human with cat ears (& eyes)) Artificer & Psion classes aren't allowed I'll describe locations & looks with little to no detail Just like with the books, i'd prefer that every player imagined their own stuff (& because there may be an info that player may not get or just ignore) About forbidden spells As an example, this is only level 1 Wizard, but i hope you get an idea: Mending/Charm Person Detect Magic/Detect Poison and Disease Friends/Unseen Servant Tasha's Hideous Laughter/Sudden Awakening Sleep/Sense Emotion Puppet/Identify Id Insinuation/Healing Elixir Disguise Self/Comprehend Languages Cause Fear/Ressurection & instant-kill spells Instead of using ability checks or in-game tools (acquiring unique items, talking to people, searching for clues, improvise), a player casts a spell that speedruns a campaign But a player can prepare all other spells A tystling is similar to a cat Monochrome darkvision Enhanced senses: smell, hearing, vision, touch & balance (+3 Dexterity, Perception, Acrobatics) Soft step: walking is almost noiseless (unless a tystling has something noisy on), running is slightly quieter comparing to other races (+4 Stealth) A tystling is shorter than an elf, but taller than a dwarf A tystling is slim like an elf, but lighter than an elf, with smaller muscles. That makes a tystling even more agile & dexterous than an elf, but it's very hard for a tystling to lift or carry medium heavy things (8 AC, -5 Strength, Athletics)

The old world has drowned. Life carries on across floating settlements and scattered islands, while lost civilisations lie beneath the waves. Ships carry stories, supplies, and strangers between communities built from the remnants of what came before. Some seek a fresh start; others search for answers in the wreckage of the past. Ancient relics, unfamiliar shores, and things stirring in the deep await beyond the horizon. Fancy exploring a flooded fantasy world and making some friends along the way? I’m putting together a tabletop group in Amsterdam (Czaar Peterstraat, 15 min from CS). Organised every other week (depending on everyone’s interest and availability) Snacks & good vibes included. Sea Wolves: Salt & Sorcery is a post-apocalyptic fantasy story sandbox about finding our place in the world. Expect lots of roleplaying, collective storytelling and rewarding combat encounters, played with paper minis on a digital map. Rescue, recover, protect, escape: 'defeat all enemies' is almost never the main objective. What do you find in that wreck? Who do you recognise in the harbour? Sometimes you tell me, other times I'll tell you. Character motivations and relationships are at the core of our story. Follow a mystery, help a settlement, chase your ambition, pet a turtle? The ocean has plenty of room for adventure, mystery, friendship, humour, and dubious schemes. Ik spreek gewoon Nederlands, but we'll play mostly in English. There’s room to have fun, be creative and express yourself. I like doing voices, you're encouraged (but never expected) to get goofy and do so as well. I’d love an inclusive, diverse group where everyone feels comfortable being themselves. Come curious and be kind. Boundaries are always respected, no questions asked. New players are welcome!

Looking for 2-3 more players — The Crooked Moon (Foundry, 5.5e, online) Hey folks, Two players + me as DM, looking to fill out our table to 4-5 for The Crooked Moon. Quick note, yeah it's a "scary" campaign, but I'm not running gothic horror, this isn't Ravenloft. More Grimm farytale spooky-adventure-with-stakes than Ravenloft's "Gothic horror" doom and gloom, spiraling into maddness. Table's got jokes, nobody's precious about tone. What we need: can commit to (nearly) weekly sessions (life happens, we get it, but "shows up when convenient" won't work for the group). Know 5.5e or willing to learn it (it's not hard).  Never used Foundry before? No problem, it just means less time fumbling with rules and more time actually playing. Good mix of combat, exploration, and RP (were not super serious about "getting into charachter, but have fun), and the maps, charchters and stories are genuinely well made (thats not a brag, check out www.kickstarter.com/projects/legendsofavantris/the-crooked-moon-folk-horror-in-5e. One more thing so it's not a surprise, a 4th friend pops in as a guest every few sessions when his schedule allows, think of him as someone who (hopfully) shows up when things get really bad. Were planning on starting in about a month when we finish our current campaign, but the way things are going it might even take 2...  If that sounds good, feel free to hit me up on Discord me and let's talk.