The shop with no name

🌍🌍〰️〰️〰️ | Exploration ⚔️⚔️⚔️〰️〰️ | Combat 🎭🎭🎭〰️〰️ | Social RP & Drama 🧩〰️〰️〰️〰️ | Puzzles 😂😂😂〰️〰️ | Humor # When are we playing I'll host games on the 21st, 23rd and 27th of November, starting at 2:30PM BRT/5:30 PM UCT! # About the Campaign 🧑‍🏫 Learn the Game | 🎲 Sit and Play! | 😄 Have Fun! Marlowe Fairwind, the right-hand sorcerer of King Emeris, has gathered her most trusted allies to carry an important package to Hush, a small village within the ancient forest of Sablewood. The crate is large, heavy and sealed with magic, addressed to the Whitefire Arcanist. You’ve been given a map and a carriage, and the promise of reward upon your arrival. # What This Campaign Offers 🎓 Learn Daggerherat - A quick rundown of the mechanics, providing pre-made characters, complete with suggestions of links and background questions to help you immerse yourself. ⚖️ An All-round experience – Combat, exploration, roleplaying, social encounters and magical places. Get a taste of everything applied to the system of Daggerheart, and find out how it works for you! ✨ Whimsy - Although the campaign is short, the city of Hush and its inhabitants carry a certain whimsy and magic within them, making them fun personalities to engage with, so the session aims to be fun and light-hearted. ⏳ No Prep One Shot - You don't need to do any work; just show up to the game, and I'll teach all the rules and offer characters. Just sit down, learn the game, play a session and we're done! 🐣 Kid Friendly - Sablewood Messengers's only heavy themes are the inclusion of Undeads and Violence. The undeads can be easily re-skinned to something more friendly, and the combat can be quirky and silly if needed. Other than that, it's magic, fairies and songs! # In-Depth Campaign Structure Designed with beginners in mind, Sablewood Messengers is often called the Quickstart. It was released alongside Daggerheart as a free content to help players get into the game easily. It's a single session which includes explaining the game, going through two possible combats, and social encounters with a magical city and a quirky fairy grandma, with a lot of room for players and characters to interact and become closer throughout their travel. Characters are included in the module, and they have a suggestion of how they connect already included in their backgrounds, as well as questions prepared to help players strengthen these bonds. The game's rules are very simple, and can be explained within an hour. # Preparing For The Session You'll need accounts on Roll20 and Discord. No character creation needed! Characters will be provided at the start of the session! Payment and scheduling is done through [StartPlaying.Games](http://StartPlaying.Games) # About Me! Hey there! I'm Erick, and I have been a regular RPG player since 2015, but I've been involved in the world of RPGs and have been a fan since I was a little kid, when my brother used to GM for me. I'm a big fan of game design in general; so I also enjoy creating content and tweaking the rules as needed. I've played a few other systems, but D&D 5th Edition is my favorite by far. RPGs are my favorite hobby, and I believe they have immense narrative, rational and therapeutic value. I am happy to teach newcomers and engage with veterans alike. Although I embrace heavy themes and take the narrative itself seriously within the game, our communion as writers and players is something very light and comfortable for me. We'll use battlemaps for all scenes that include a scuffle, and mostly use theater of the mind for the rest of the scenes; although I do share the images that I use as reference for locations, when there are any. We'll use music to set the vibe as we play, as well as some sound effects, all integrated within Roll20. I got a firm grasp of the rules, and I am lax with them, trying to create a flow on scenes, without losing balance. Preparing to play on the 21st, 23rd and 27th of November, depending on your preference! Here are the links, depending on the date: 21st: https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmtnhlit600dcl8043dw6ms70?referralCode=L5FRL4LM 23rd: https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmtnhnsda001mju04v481py8l?referralCode=L5FRL4LM 27th: https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmtnhoubr000gl104mf53iiey?referralCode=L5FRL4LM

One shot name: DaggerHeart intro: Never say undead. Description: Regardless of how your character got there, you and few others have been trapped in an underground ancient ruin, your first and foremost goal is to survive and make it back to the surface. At least that is where the story starts. DaggerHeart games tend to emphasize collaborative storytelling so what ultimately will count as a success depends on what each person brings to the game.                        We will be jumping right into the gameplay and story telling, then filling in character sheets as needed. DaggerHeart has a good number or 'Domain' cards which represent important character abilities so the plan is to do an ability card draft to create a unique and somewhat random party as we play. Also expect the use of terrain and minis.                          Players with no DaggerHeart experience or even no TableTop-RPG experience in general, are absolutely welcome.  Date: Nov 5th Time: 6:00pm -9:45pm Starting level: level one (1) unclassed. Which game/ruleset: DaggerHeart, (with modified character creation) Max players: 6 Age limit: 16 Are premade characters available?: Not really, since characters will be created dynamically as we play. However feel free to bring a backstory for your character as that can bring a lot of fun to the group dynamics.

    Concept:    Nameless and Forsaken, you trudge through an endless Dungeon. A Rougelike experience.  You crawl out of the ground, shivering and confused; a Torch is  the only light.  A body lay before you, A Sword  besides it. You are not alone in the Dark. Tone: Forboding and unforgiving. You bleed and fall, the poison fills your lungs & darkens your eyes. The Antitoxin in your hand, your guts in the other. This was lighly inspired by the works of Plastiboo, I see this setting as a chance for players to play a classic dungeon crawl that is combat focused with exploration being dangerous and rewarding. You will die in this Dungeon, many times. That is the point. I see this as a playground for players to challenge and test out their characters against the worst there is. How deep can you go before you wounds are too much and you buckle under the weight of your armor?   Check out my profile and Discord ChicagoGMJ