u/Marius_Varosean

Hi everyone. Long time Owlbear Rodeo user. I've been searching for extensions for a few hours now, and I'm not finding what I want. I'm looking for an initiative tracker that also has a "roll initiative" feature for the players. Like, a button you can click that rolls your initiative and adds it to the initiative tracker. This is not for 5th edition D&D (I'm running a 3rd edition D&D game right now, but I just want something generic). If anyone knows of something that does this, it would be greatly appreciated.

D&D 3.5 game, about exploring a new land. Every Saturday, 3pm EST, Discord and Owlbear Rodeo. I've got four players already. We have a half orc cleric, human sorcerer, elf rogue, and elf ranger. We had another player drop out. So I'm looking for one more. I like having five. ​​I'm looking for a more outgoing player, most of my people are new to D&D, and are still a little timid about the roleplaying part. So I need someone to show them the way, but at the same time won't hog the spotlight when it's someone else's turn to shine. You don't have to be familiar with 3.5 to play. Pretty much everything from the official books is okay. The group is almost 4th level now. You'll start with the same amount of experience points they have.

I didn't think we were dealing with "mature" subjects but apparently we are. There was a slave market in a bandit camp, and our dearly departed player didn't like that (he wasn't even there mind you, he just read the chat afterwards), so I guess if that kind of thing bothers you, you should pass. They didn't even buy any slaves, in fact I think they're hatching a plan to free some of them next week.

My only real rules are: have a decent microphone, and put yourself on push to talk if you have a lot of noise going on around you.

But yeah, if you're interested or have any questions, feel free to comment or DM me.

I think my 5th player spot might be cursed. So here's the deal. It's a D&D 3.5 game, about exploring a new land. Every Saturday, 3pm EST, Discord and Owlbear Rodeo. I've got four players already. We have a half orc cleric, human sorcerer, elf rogue, and elf ranger. We had another player drop out. So I'm looking for one more. I like having five. ​​I'm looking for a more outgoing player, most of my people are new to D&D, and are still a little timid about the roleplaying part. So I need someone to show them the way, but at the same time won't hog the spotlight when it's someone else's turn to shine. You don't have to be familiar with 3.5 to play. Pretty much everything from the official books is okay. The group is almost 4th level now. You'll start with the same amount of experience points they have.

I didn't think we were dealing with "mature" subjects but apparently we are. There was a slave market in a bandit camp, and our dearly departed player didn't like that (he wasn't even there mind you, he just read the chat afterwards), so I guess if that kind of thing bothers you, you should pass. They didn't even buy any slaves, in fact I think they're hatching a plan to free some of them next week.

My only real rules are: have a decent microphone, and put yourself on push to talk if you have a lot of noise going on around you.

But yeah, if you're interested or have any questions, feel free to comment or DM me.

I think my 5th player spot might be cursed. So here's the deal. It's a D&D 3.5 game, about exploring a new land. Every Saturday, 3pm EST, Discord and Owlbear Rodeo. I've got four players already. We have a half orc cleric, human sorcerer, elf rogue, and elf ranger. We had another player drop out. So I'm looking for one more. I like having five. ​​I'm looking for a more outgoing player, most of my people are new to D&D, and are still a little timid about the roleplaying part. So I need someone to show them the way, but at the same time won't hog the spotlight when it's someone else's turn to shine. You don't have to be familiar with 3.5 to play. Pretty much everything from the official books is okay. You'll be starting at 2nd level.

I didn't think we were dealing with "mature" subjects but apparently we are. There was a slave market in a bandit camp, and our dearly departed player didn't like that (he wasn't even there mind you, he just read the chat afterwards), so I guess if that kind of thing bothers you, you should pass. They didn't even buy any slaves, in fact I think they're hatching a plan to free some of them next week.

My only real rules are: have a decent microphone, and put yourself on push to talk if you have a lot of noise going on around you.

But yeah, if you're interested or have any questions, feel free to comment or DM me.