I'm always up for a game... are you looking at a Dungeons and Dragons game, a freeform game, or something else?

And who doesn't like fighting dragons? I'm in.

This looks EPIC. At the very least, good quality roleplayers and characters are ensured by the DM's command, and indeed it seems to be an insteresting concept.

While I don't think I have time to play myself having just joined a new game last week, I would like to say that if his piece posted over in the creativity forum is any indication of style and quality, this looks like this is shaping up to be quite the campaign.

So join up people!

Will be PMing you soon!

Thank you so much for the compliment on my post in creativity forum and for your vote of confidence!

Tiamat

you asked:

"What kinda game?
I'm always up for a game... are you looking at a Dungeons and Dragons game, a freeform game, or something else?
And who doesn't like fighting dragons? I'm in."



I believe I answered you already but just in case, Its D&D and the Game post will be in Rules-Based RPGs -> Dungeons and Dragons -> Diabolic Genesis: Origins of Evil. Once I have the players.

You must have come at a down-time in Inn-mate activity or something. Or perhaps everyone is merely intimidated by the idea of having to meet the prerequisites of an 'EXCELLENT' roleplayer. XD

I, for one, will try to storm up a character concept and subsequently shall apply for playership. I hope people start joining in greater waves- the idea of playing a game with people who know how to roleplay beautiful and convincing characters fills me with glee. That said, I hope I meet the same prerequisites I just laid out

EDIT: A final note, that I may end up deciding that I don't have time for another game. As several Innmates may be able to tell you, when Mid-Term/Essay season strikes me, I flee in terror. Despite that, I think I will be able to participate.

EDITed twice now: I was just looking over the Q&A again and I noticed that we would be using 60-point-buy system. Laugh at me if I'm being silly, but that seems like an incredible number of points. Is it your intention to have characters with ability scores such as (extreme: 18, 18, 18, 12, 12, 12) or more evenly spread (16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16)? If so, then 60 is fine, but if not then you may want to have another look at how many points we get.
(the part that scares me is how strong of enemies we'll be facing if the DM deems that we need 28 more points than a high-powered campaign to purchase our ability scores XD)

The reason I specified 60 points is to prepare you for a powerful campaign. I do prefer a more spread out group of ability scores (like all 16's) but a couple of 18's are fine. In fact I did leave it open for a character to have one ability score of 19 (after 4th lvl ability score raise). I will be adding the restriction of two scores of 18 max, one of which can be a 19 after 4th lvl.

Submitted my character sheet and backstory.

I hope we get enough players for this thing to get off the ground.

I second that!

My first wish would be to finish these midterms and essay!

(I third the notion of having enough players, by the way)

Just noticed the deadline. Sorry I've been taking so long, but I've been busy, and under the weather. I should get it to ya soon.

I've got one paladin. We need a TRUE healer (cleric), Mages, and fighters.

I have done battle with real life time-consuming matters, and have (almost) emerged victorious.

That said, deadline is noted and I'll see what I can do. Glad to see more players showing up.

Also, allow me to be the first Innmate to welcome you, Ava, to the madhouse otherwise refered to as the Red Dragon Inn.

let's see... unless I'm mistaken, we have a fighter, a paladin, and a cleric so far.

We've doubled up on the melee roles, and the divine spell-casters. If we manage to continue this pattern, we'll end up with a rogue, a wizard, and a bard (or beguiler) to finish out the party and double up on arcane spells and skill classes. Heh heh, we'll have everything in spades.