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Diskord23
About Me
I’m a long-time tabletop player and Dungeon Master who’s been around the hobby since the 80s. I stepped away for a while due to real-life commitments (kids, etc.), but I’ve been back in the hobby for the past few years and fully invested again.
I currently run a 1st Edition AD&D campaign on Wednesday nights, so I understand the effort that goes into running a game and always respect the DM’s time and rulings.
I’m reliable, punctual, and if I commit to a campaign, I stick with it.
Playstyle
I enjoy character-driven games, strong party dynamics, and meaningful choices. I like worlds that react to players and where decisions actually matter.
I’m equally happy with:
Serious, grounded, or dark games as well as Lighter, silly, or zany systems
I don’t force humour or grimdark—it should come naturally from the table and the situation.
Combat-wise, I prefer encounters that feel dangerous or purposeful, rather than filler.
At the table I:
Engage with the world and NPCs
Support the group (no lone-wolf disruption)
Play characters with clear motivations and flaws
Match the tone of the campaign
Experience
I’ve played (and in some cases run) a wide range of systems over the years, including:
Call of Cthulhu
The White Wolf Games (Vampire: The Masquerade, Mage: The Ascension, Werewolf: The Apocalypse etc)
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1E)
Original Dungeons & Dragons (1974)
Traveller
Paranoia
SpaceMaster
Stormbringer
Pendragon
LARP systems
and more....
I’m comfortable with everything from old-school lethal play to narrative-heavy systems.
I tend to prefer games with a bit more edge, tension, or mechanical weight, but I’m very open to learning new systems with a beginner-friendly group.
System Preferences
I generally lean toward OSR-style play, horror, or grounded fantasy, but I’m flexible if the group and DM are a good fit.
What I’m Looking For
A consistent group that values commitment
A DM who enjoys player agency and consequences
A balance of roleplay, exploration, and meaningful combat
A game with some depth or immersion, whether serious or occasionally zany
Character Approach (Example Concept)
I usually build characters around the era/setting, but I gravitate toward:
Pragmatic survivors with questionable morals
Loyal but dangerous allies
Characters shaped by the world rather than destined heroes
I like creating interesting tension without disrupting the party.
A Bit of Personality
I enjoy grounded fantasy, horror, and morally grey storytelling—but I also appreciate humour when it fits naturally at the table.
Having been on both sides of the screen, I try to be the kind of player I’d want in my own game.
Final Notes
Looking to join a group where I can engage with the world, contribute to the party, and commit long-term.