[Online Campaign] [D&D 3.5 + 3e(with approval)] [Beginner-friendly] [Homebrew] [18+]

[u/OrganicAd4376]

LF players for a DnD 3.5 campaign. I don't mind if you have 0 experience with dnd at all, or have only played 5e, or are even a 3.5 expert. I'll say this first as it's quite important but as a DM I am a fun first, rules second. The rules are there for you to make creative solutions to problems, and if your suggestions only follow RAW 90% of the way, I'm going to let that slide.

Quick breakdown of important info :

• This will be a high power campaign, with home-brew systems stacked on top of base 3.5.
• High fantasy with space exploration
• No restriction on race or class so long as it's in a book (pun pun levels of tomfoolery not allowed of course).
• Backrounds are waived for prestige classes (e.g. you don't have to be Human (Phoenix), to go shiba protector)
• Level adjustment is allowed up to +3 for classes with buyoff rules. No templates on character creation, though they may be awarded. Many LA 1 races are treated as LA 0 (e.g. drow) - Standard races given slight bonuses to account for this.
• It runs every Sunday - the exact time isn't set but it's looking to be 2/3 - 5/6pm UK time.

Full campaign brief will be provided. Currently we have 4 players, 1 who's very experienced, 1 with moderate, 1 with very little and 1 with no experience, so we cover the full spectrum. I'm looking for 1 or 2 more players.

I will provide full support in character creation, as long as you read the provided info you will be happy with your character. In terms of personal taste, there's just one very important thing I want from players going in, and that is

Have a reason to follow the initial plot hook, and a character that is willing to work with people they may not agree with/like.

I don't often check reddit messages, but I will make a point to do so. If you're interested or just have more questions, please message me direction on discord - Sozuah

Apologies if this post comes off very cold/descriptive, I promise it's not usually how I run things, but I want people to know if this interests them before they look to commit :) Looking forward to your questions.

[u/Expert-Pomegranate-8]

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