bennetisfine

Hi there, my name's Bennet, he/him, 34, from Germany. To filter out people I won't get along with anyway: Love is love and borders are violence. ...are they gone? Okay, cool. So far I have DMed the first act of a homebrew campaign, but played as a player only a few times. I know the rules well enough to know what my characters can do, but not well enough to rules lawyer anybody. (Sidenote: I don't like emoji, just imagine I put one here. Maybe the winking one) I definitely prioritize the flow of the story over following the exact mechanics. That being said, if the DM says that managing rations is an important part of the experience, I will happily trust their judgement. Ludonarrative is one hell of a drug. From my limited experience as a player, I don't tend to take the lead often, but will absolutely be in the background losing 10 of my 13 HP accidentally sacrificing half my blood to an ancient Skull Gate while the party theorizes about the meaning of its inscription. I'm fine with a wide range of tones for a campaign, so long as it doesn't turn into the TTRPG equivalent of a snuff film. I am also a casual Science Fantasy enjoyer (Beyond Good & Evil 2 will eventually release), so I wouldn't mind playing something that leans in that direction. Oh, and I really like flying ships. They are my trains. I occasionally dabble in board game/TTRPG design, too, which may become relevant at some point. Chekhov's Gun, baby! Since I'm a freelancer, I am fairly flexible when it comes to availability. Sundays don't usually work for me, though, I don't want to keep my in-person players hanging, after all.