#pathfinder lfg

[telecownetic]

I was gonna get to play this scrunglet in a pathfinder 2e game that fell through. So if anyone out there is looking for an extra player on GMT +2 afternoons and ur okay with a gender weird dragon thing played by a almost 40 gender weird cow thing 🤙🐮 let me know?

Anyway, its name is Ten Whole Silvers, it was raised by thieves and has lived a s a pickpocket, thief, and thug most of its life. And is deciding to strike out on its own recently. I love it???

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[gamemastermusings]

Musings #2-2: Potential new players - What do they need to know?

So you’re talking to some potential new players. What information do you need to share with them? Other than:

1. What’s the general idea/plot behind your game? Pretend your overall plot is a movie, and you’re writing the two-three sentence summary that might be found on an IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes page. Really broad strokes here - but enough to have some intrigue.

For example: “Flight of the Valkyries features young adults hailing from Thealla, a peaceful avian nation above the land of Relis. One day, their lives are changed forever when they are pulled into brewing conflicts of surface-dwellers.” Featured in that example includes the premise,  the setting, and just enough information to build intrigue. Note that you need not have every small detail planned of your campaign. These are enough! 2. What system are you running/what genre is your game? Sometimes genre and system go together; for example, Dungeons and Dragons/Pathfinder are generally associated with medieval fantasy, while Starfinder is associated with galactic adventures. Though, genre is not limited by system. Horror and Adventure are more general terms for genre that can exist in any system.

An example you might include in your game description is “Flight of the Valkyries is a fantasy adventure that utilizes Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition.”

Knowing what system you are running, plus the genre, can help you find interested players who share your interests, and also help players search for games that will match theirs.

3. How will you meet to play, and how often/long do you expect your games to be? You may not actually figure this out until you get your group, which is entirely OK. However, sometimes having this information can help both you and interested players find the right fit. An example of this for offline games:

“Flight of the Valkyries will aim to meet once a week at the University Community Centre. Meeting day and time can be decided once we get the group together and compare schedules. I’m hoping each session can be about 3 hours in length but we can discuss among the group.” Or, for online games: “Flight of the Valkyries will meet monthly on Roll20. Dates and times are flexible. Aiming for about 3 hrs per session but we can discuss among the group.”

So, remember to cover, even if you haven’t figured it out yet, meeting frequency, location, date and time, and duration of games. It’s completely fine to indicate that you can work it out with the group.

In summary, after you’ve schmoozed people with the great parts of tabletop and are looking for players, people need to have an idea of what your game is about, what genre and system you are running and what the time commitment will/may be.

This will help you and potential future players find the right gamers/game! What other pieces of information do you give potential new players? Feel free to reply or message me, I would love to hear your feedback.

On the next musing, let’s talk about Logistics and Preparing for the First Session. Until next time, cheers!

[trashmanlord]

Hi I’m Milo (he/him) and I’m looking for 2-3 players for a pathfinder campaign! I’m a professional DM and I have 9 years of experience as a DM. I’m very creative and firmly believe in the Rule of Cool. I want to make sure all my players are having fun and I have systems in place to make sure everyone is comfortable.

The game I’m hoping to run is Season of Ghosts. Something strange is happening to your hometown of Willowshore! Nestled on the banks of a river winding through the legendary Specterwood in Tian Xia’s haunted land of Shenmen, the people of Willowshore are no strangers to supernatural threat, but the danger that comes to town on the first day of summer is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. Over the four seasons to come, you and your fellow home-grown heroes must face evil spirits, sinister fiends, and frightening curses, lest the town of Willowshore succumb to the Season of Ghosts!

This adventure takes place on the continent of Tian Xia, an Asian inspired continent with many other folklore thrown into the mix. The campaign takes place over the length of 1 year and focuses heavily on the relationship between the players and the other villagers. This adventure is a story heavy horror campaign.

Time: Every other Wednesday at 6 pm EST starting 6/18/25

Price: $21/session

If you’re interested, please message me here or on discord at sunflowerboymilo

[wyverewings]

I’ve been LFG for Pathfinder 2e for so long…. I just wanna play it :(

[nathaliehaha]

Looking for players

Homebrew Pathfinder campaign, through Discord (text only). Need ~4 players

HMU @NH Hafner#7980

[dicebrawler]

LOOKING FOR A DM FOR PATHFINDER MODULES!!

SHey! I'm Derry, and I'm looking for a DM who'd be interested in trying DM some modules for me and my group! We've been playing Pathfinder together for a year now- we just finished Carrion Crown, and I'll continue being their DM in our next campaign, Hell's Rebels. We'd like to have some short-fire adventures from time to time where we can try out new characters and visit new locations. Our group is super big into roleplay, and has great team cohesion- they've been friends since they were kids, I've been their DM and been dating one of them for a good while now, and I can promise you you won't find a group as well mixed as we are! In return, while they're hoping to play Hell's Rebels together as just a trio, once they finish that, it'd be great to have a fourth player in our ranks when we move on from Hell's Rebels.We fly through APs pretty quickly- Carrion Crown lasted from October to March! We're hoping to do Strange Aeons or Skulls and Shackles next, and once 2nd Edition comes out, I'll definitely wanna try it out too- and that includes whatever Adventure Paths get released! The Ideal DM should... -Be a chill person, first and foremost! A few of us are on the more sensitive and shy side, so someone aggressive and standoffish might not suit 100%. -Be in and around our age- our youngest player is 17, and our oldest 22. A few years difference is nothing, but it's easier for both parties if it's only a few! -Be open to different sexual identities. In the group, we've two trans guys and none of us are straight. Preferably, if the DM isn't also part of the LGBT community, they're at least cool with us! -Have some experience in PF. This should go without saying! We like DMs with some experience in some of the unchained rules too- we’re hoping to give stuff like Stamina and Unchained Action Economy a go! -This might seem a really “mweh” request, but we’re not super good with cis guys- we’re mostly hoping for either someone trans or a gal, for comfort’s sake. -Be dedicated to telling a story. We're super into the roleplay aspect of Pathfinder, and we'd love to be able to continue this with whoever DMs for us! 

We’re looking to start with Carrion Hill, but after that it’s free game! I can provide any PDFs you need, so not having the books is not an issue- you just gotta be willing to be a DM! Hopefully this is enough to entice someone to look into our little group further. DM me or reply here for more info!