Warhammer Fantasy RPG 5th Edition

Hey there! You can call me bam or bamboozled here and I have just recently moved to London! I'm staying around Mile End so I'm pretty close to city centre and I would love to try and run a few one shots in person with others that enjoy ttrpg!  I am mainly experienced in running City of Mist or any of the Mist Engine by Son of Oak Studios as it is lighter on the system and more emphasis on the narrative and roleplaying aspect of it so if that sounds like anyone's cup of tea feel free to let me know!  New players or players new to the system are welcome as well as I will teach them the system which is pretty easy and we will be using pregen characters provided by me or I can guide you through character creation for anyone that's interested. I'm mainly looking to run something by this weekend or even next week so if anyone is free or around, I wouldn't mind running a few one shots (we can use pregens if that's easier to get into the system or idm guiding players through the character creation process) If that sounds like something that interests you, feel free to hmu and we discuss time and location for our fun one shots that may or may not turn into a long running campaign if it's the right vibe! Hope to hear from you all soon! Cheers!

Hai :3  I've been DMing online for about 2 years now but I've never tried irl, so here I'm trying to start that :p forgive me if I'm rather amateurish  I have two campaigns that I'll decide between based on the player makeup, one a time-loop sandbox I've home-brewed, and another a tighter dungeon crawl, still fairly nonlinear, based on Fear&Hunger. Before any of them, I'd like to run a oneshot to see what type of players I have  Generally, I don't tend to stick super closely to rules as written, and tend to not plan nameless enemies. I also don't have a super firm grasp on the rules themselves lol so it'll be a learning experience for all of us (so generally, not trying for the highest heights of difficulty)  In terms of players, I'm hoping to find people who aren't super old (I'm sixteen, ideally be under 20) and who are ok with the queers™ (don't be an arse basically)  So ya :3 if you want a roleplay-planning focused campaign rather than turn by turn battle strategy this is probably the campaign for you ✨  If your interested, DM me on discord at 'lavenderthesillycat'

Hello!      (QUITE A WORDY DESCRIPTION BUT TOTALLY WORTH READING) I ran a 6 month DnD Campaign earlier this year and had such a good time with it that we're looking to do it all again in the near future, this time in a Cyberpunk/Dystopian setting :) Our last campaign was extremely narrative heavy and I imagine we will lean into that just as hard this next time. I am pretty relaxed about the rules and happy to bend things if it makes for a better moment. The main goal is to have a great time and create something that feels a bit more like a story experience than just a TTRPG. 5 players worked great last time and with 3 of the original group returning we’re looking for 2 or maybe 3 more at most. It’ll be another 6-month campaign, playing weekly on either Saturday or Sunday. Obviously, the occasional planned absence or emergency is completely fine, but everyone should realistically be able to make almost every session. I tend to tie the story quite closely to individual characters, so having people consistently there makes a big difference. I also like putting a bit of effort into the atmosphere (lighting, music, sound effects, set pieces, maps, etc). The last campaign even ended up involving a weekend away for an important part of the story and if all goes well we will totally do something like that again. Campaigns require a real commitment not only to the DM but also to the other players. I can safely say that despite none of us knowing each other before the 1st campaign we are all really good friends now and we hope to make more in the form of a couple new faces for this one! If you're interested, have questions, or just want to know a bit more about what we're planning, feel free to message me. Thanks for reading!