Looking for Players ONE LAST TIME(DND 5e) campaign

Thursday game  https://discord.gg/CqBQmqfHb3 Saturday game https://discord.gg/x3nNT7zD3M Hi my name is Pete, i run only year long themes of Dungeon campaigns. I'm only use 5e core rules books, I'm not using expanded or 5.5. . Also I'm aiming for a more classic race and class political route with classic fantasy races. The game sessions are weekly with two different campaigns on Thursdays and  Saturdays at 6pm Pacific time, yet usually we start at 630 pm to allow all to get to the game. I run advanced rule concepts and my own system with 5e.  Realistic conditions are also apart of the dungeon setting.  • Requirement: I require a short interview and character creation process and to talk about rules before you can join any games. The interview is based on your schedule not mine I usually give you a week to respond and for an interview or I assume your not interested. • I will have a session zero as well to go over ruless again. Then I will have a try out Gabe to see how my dming and homebrew rules play out with your interests. • Content to read: In my discord server  You are required to read channels • start here channel  • homebrew rules short list  • Campaign intro channel • Take your time to read and make sure this server is right for you. Also you don't have to remember everything. I will go over most rules per game session. • Behavior and content,  this server is a moderate humor level NSFW server. • Cancel culture and politically correct ideologys are not supported here. So please  just keep it to your self. • Sciences , Politics, Religion , Race is allowed to be discussed or if mutual with a debate. • World setting, your in the world of Mazes and Riddles a High fantasy/ Classic genre  middle earth planet similar to earth. • The continent of Greyhawk my version is the country that you are in which is my version. Theme: Dungeon crawler, 50 % combat , 20% role play, 30 % strategy  Thursday game Premise of party  Premise of party, the premise is that all in the party are hero artifact hunters. You must gather 5 missing pages to an artifact spell book to purge greyhawk from a deadily necrotic fog... Saturday game Premise of party, the premise is that all in the party are hero Dungeneer adventures. You must gather 5 magic keys each key is located in a mega dungeon for a dire matter with king of greyhawk. • Game info Start time: 6pm Pacific thursdays and Saturdays Duration : 3 or 4 hours with a break Where : • Discord • DND beyond for characters and maps unless theatre of the mind Alternatives: Owl bear or other app. Level:  6 Ages: 18 + ages Exp.  All welcome Server type:  Moderate NSFW System: 5e core rules and my home brew  Character creation • I'm using 2014 5e core rules only  • my Home brew system  • minimal hombrew allowed for players  Race restrictions  • human  • elf  • half elf  • dwarf • gnome  • half orc • Halfling  • changeling  Game stats  • start at lv 6 • play classic fantasy races and classes only • choose xp • roll stats how you want • reroll stats under 13 • choose encumbrance •  perquisites are imposed • race with class placement imposed • ingnore coin weight  • place character to public     Items you get: • 300 gp • starting equipment • standard armor • bag of holding • one rare magic item

This story takes place in the pseudo-theocratic nation of Tenkaisei, the Land of Star and Stone, where the guidance of the heavens directly influences daily life. The ruler, known simply as the Dawn Empress, serves as both political sovereign and divine intermediary, believed to be chosen by celestial forces to maintain harmony between the heavens and the earth. Her rule is guided by the Heavenspiral, six divine pillars whose domains govern the fundamental principles of existence. Their influence reaches beyond religious practice, shaping the nation's laws, traditions, and understanding of the natural order. As a result, Tenkaisei is not strictly a political power, but a spiritual epicenter where faith and governance are inseparably intertwined. Beneath this carefully maintained order, the nation is far from united. Tenkaisei stands equally divided between the Impyreal Sovereignty, which upholds the Dawn Empress and the divine right of celestial authority, and the Stormlord Territory, whose legacy favors strength earned through action rather than bestowed through birthright. Their ideological divide has fostered generations of tension, leaving the nation vulnerable to conflict and uncertainty. Although both sides claim to understand what is necessary for Tenkaisei's future, neither can afford to ignore the fragile balance that holds the realm together. That balance is now beginning to falter. Across the nation, the shrines dedicated to the Heavenspiral are experiencing disturbances that threaten their ancient purpose. These sanctuaries are more than places of worship; they serve as vital connections between the celestial powers and the mortal world, preserving the influence of the divine within Tenkaisei. As their protections weaken, the consequences begin to reach beyond temple grounds, manifesting in spiritual unrest, unnatural phenomena, and disruptions to the natural order. What once seemed like isolated misfortunes increasingly suggests a greater crisis. One that threatens the foundations of the nation's faith and the stability it has long taken for granted. The party has been drawn into this unfolding crisis, traveling between sacred sites to investigate the disturbances and restore what has been lost. Each shrine presents its own trials, reflecting the divine principle it was built to uphold. The party must contend with ancient traditions, conflicting interpretations of the divine, and the consequences of a world whose safeguards are no longer dependable. With every discovery, the importance of the shrines becomes clear. In a nation where the heavens are believed to guide mortal affairs, the weakening of their shrines raises a troubling question: if the divine order can no longer protect the world as it once did, what will become of the people who have built their lives around its guidance?

I’m the DM for our Sunday night group. Our group recently lost one of our players. We are looking for a replacement who will fit into the table. Current campaign is CoS. We’re about half way through. The first thing to note is you should be looking for a table/group, not a game. Yes, we’re of course running a campaign right now. But the idea is we’ll be doing future campaigns as well. We have a good group going, get along well, mesh well, and I put it together with the intent of being a group of friends gaming rather than a group of randos playing a campaign. (We all did meet here in LFG). So preference actually goes to people for whom this would be the only game you’ll be in versus people in 6 games a week. On that note, experience doesn’t matter. Heck, in some ways less can be better. We don’t need a professional player. Meshing with everyone as a player is 100% what we’re looking for. So what will help you mesh the best? Here’s a few quick bullets: - Women preferred. The person who dropped out was a woman. We’d like to keep the same dynamics if possible. We are currently 3 women, 2 guys. - You should like story telling role play. Note this may be different than just role playing a character. Here’s a test: you come upon a tower in the forest, inside of which is your objective. The DM asks you to describe the tower to the group and explain what is stopping you from just walking in. If that sounds like “work” to you or there’s a bit of “that’s what the DM is for.” I get it. But you’ll probably find our play style tedious and exhausting. We are definitely not a “just get to the action” type of group. - Age: be 30+. We’re all 30+ with kids, careers, lives, etc. For multiple reasons you being in the same boat will make everyone have more fun (including you). - Have some tech ability or ability to learn. You don’t need to be a tech guru. But if you haven’t grasped the basics of the VTT by session 5 or so we can’t stop to help you out every time it’s your turn. We use FG. Powerful for DMs (yay me), not the most user-friendly UI/UX. - No goofy shit for characters, etc. No hate on that type of play, just not what we’re doing in this group. Think more GoT type play than “I ride around as a mushroom person on my tiny pet squirrel” type of play. - Enjoy a more hardcore style of play rather than typical power fantasy of 5e. Magic is toned down significantly. Long rests are rare. Much more gritty feeling than standard DnD. If you play DnD just to roll some dice and kill some orcs to blow off steam, you won’t enjoy our game. This is more like “my character is always on 2 levels of exhaustion, my spell slots are burned, I don’t have any potions, and now I’m supposed to go dive into this creepy dungeon???? Wtf!?” - Be ok with natural consequences and a DM who may say “no” to things. Not to kill creativity, but just like no, you can’t charm the king into letting you go free after you just killed his daughter. There’s no scenario that exists that will get you out of the predicament you’re currently in based on your choices. How the story develops from here (see the role play above) is yet to be seen. If this sounds like fun or your kind of group, or you just want to hear more, hit me up.