Post by ajman444 on Jul 14, 2015 12:06:49 GMT -7
Me:
My name is AJ, I'm 21 years old, and I live in the Southwestern US, Mountain Time Zone. I've got a lot of spare time on my hands, and a big interest in gaming. I signed up for Dragon's Gate back in Dec. of '14, and after about 3 weeks of activity, I fell off the radar, I've recently returned after getting all of my ducks back in a row, and have noticed that there is a very small number of games for low level PCs. There are always people making new characters, and they need a way for those characters to get beyond Level 1.
GMing Experience:
I was introduced to Tabletop Gaming when I was 14, and I filled my summer days with friends around a table, rolling dice, we played 4th edition for a game, and were a little disappointed before moving to 3.5 We've been playing 3.5 and Pathfinder on and off since then. Most of my experience is with 3.5, and so that may cause a conflict occasionally, though I'm usually fairly good about going back to source text when there is any confusion. I do not have much experience GMing on Roll20, though I have run a couple of games on it.
Availability:
I'm available most every day Sunday-Thursday, and I'm hoping to run a game on some form of schedule, perhaps Mondays and Thursdays. I generally prefer to hand out more 'trade goods' than flat gp, because I feel it helps promote more character wealth than just numbers on a sheet.
Questions? Concerns?
My name is AJ, I'm 21 years old, and I live in the Southwestern US, Mountain Time Zone. I've got a lot of spare time on my hands, and a big interest in gaming. I signed up for Dragon's Gate back in Dec. of '14, and after about 3 weeks of activity, I fell off the radar, I've recently returned after getting all of my ducks back in a row, and have noticed that there is a very small number of games for low level PCs. There are always people making new characters, and they need a way for those characters to get beyond Level 1.
GMing Experience:
I was introduced to Tabletop Gaming when I was 14, and I filled my summer days with friends around a table, rolling dice, we played 4th edition for a game, and were a little disappointed before moving to 3.5 We've been playing 3.5 and Pathfinder on and off since then. Most of my experience is with 3.5, and so that may cause a conflict occasionally, though I'm usually fairly good about going back to source text when there is any confusion. I do not have much experience GMing on Roll20, though I have run a couple of games on it.
Availability:
I'm available most every day Sunday-Thursday, and I'm hoping to run a game on some form of schedule, perhaps Mondays and Thursdays. I generally prefer to hand out more 'trade goods' than flat gp, because I feel it helps promote more character wealth than just numbers on a sheet.
Questions? Concerns?