Hi! I’m Amber, and I’m looking for a D&D group that enjoys character-driven stories, spooky fantasy, meaningful roleplay, and a table where people can laugh, get invested, and actually show up consistently.
I love darker fantasy, horror vibes, witchy characters, emotional backstories, morally complicated choices, and party dynamics that feel like they matter. I enjoy roleplay a lot, especially when characters have secrets, trauma, loyalty issues, messy friendships, or slowly built trust. I also enjoy combat when it feels connected to the story and gives characters a chance to be clever, dramatic, or protective of the party.
My favorite kind of campaign has a good mix of roleplay, exploration, mystery, and combat. I like Curse of Strahd-style gothic horror, fey weirdness, haunted forests, cursed magic, morally gray NPCs, and “something is deeply wrong here” storylines. I’m not looking to rules-lawyer anyone, and I’m happy to learn the table’s style and respect the DM’s calls.
As a player, I’m creative, blunt in a good way, invested, and very character-focused. I like building characters with detailed backstories that give the DM hooks to use, but I’m also happy to adjust my character to fit the world and the party. I tend to enjoy characters like haunted sorcerers, swamp witches, rangers, rogues, druids, hexbloods, elves, tieflings, and anyone with a little bit of spooky tragedy.
I’m looking for a reliable group with kind adults who communicate clearly, respect boundaries, and want everyone at the table to have fun. I’m neurodivergent, so I appreciate direct communication, clear scheduling, and a table where people are patient and respectful. I’m totally fine with dark themes in-game as long as the table uses common sense and everyone is treated respectfully out of game.
I’m open to online play and possibly in-person if the location and schedule work. My timezone is Eastern Time. I prefer evenings or weekends, and I’m looking for a group that meets consistently, biweekly or once a month.
Fun facts: I love D&D, Magic: The Gathering, spooky art, dark fantasy characters, Halloween/horror vibes, and making way too detailed character concepts. I’m the kind of player who will absolutely write a backstory, make art references, and get emotionally attached to the party’s NPC goblin by session two.