As usual, DM should post to offer their game and players can signal their interest.
I also want to remind people to try to sign up in advance as much as possible, some games requires a bit of organisation and it really helps to know in advance how many people to prepare the sessions for…
We try to accommodate walk-in but signing up in advance is the only way to be sure that there will be a spot waiting for you…
Anyway, next week I am planning on running a game from the D&D family. Either D&D 5 or Pathfinder… [color=#BF00BF]Edit: It will be Pathinder…As said, I prepared some pre-gen, but if you want, you are welcome to bring your own characters: 1st level; 15 points of ability scores[/color]
I can run it for up to 6 players and two spots have already been claimed…
Anything I need to do to prepare? I GM a Pathfinder game so I’m pretty fluent in 3.5-ese, but I’ve yet to play 5e (though I’ve seen/heard a lot of live play and it seems straightforward).
[quote=“Zdoze”]Hey guys,
I’d love to get in on this!
Anything I need to do to prepare? I GM a Pathfinder game so I’m pretty fluent in 3.5-ese, but I’ve yet to play 5e (though I’ve seen/heard a lot of live play and it seems straightforward).
Do you run pre-gen characters?[/quote]
Yeah, D&D 5 is pretty straightforward. And it is still D&D, so it wouldn’t be any problem for somebody with experience of the other editions…
(Then again, the theory that the only reason for the release of Essentials was to give 4th ed. fans something to look down on is intriguing. It explains so many … Argh! Must not give in! Not taking the bait! Going to post something in the chitchat forum that has nothing to do with editions now …)
