u/SimplyEmptyBones

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 2PM to 3AM EST generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

Now that we've found a game for two of them, we have only one set of characters that we're super interested in playing.

We want to play these characters in Pathfinder 2e. However, they come with intense trigger warnings.
Trigger warnings include: >!Childhood sexual assault, religious trauma, human trafficking, all of the trauma and emotional behavior that those come with those, and body/medical horror !<

Most of those warnings are for one character, though the other isn't terribly pleasant either, being inspired off of the Dictyostelium discoideum ameoba, having eaten so much over the course of thousands of years that it is now a giant mass of cells. An inhuman thing that has none of the natural instinct for human behavior, and thus only participates in it for the sake of curiosity. It is mechanically a fleshwarp with shapeshifting, though it can only mimic materials, no colors. Thus it parades as fully-armored knights so that it can sate its curiosity of being around people.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 2PM to 3AM EST generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

We have two sets of characters we wish to play, though the circumstances for them are quite different.

We want to play two of these characters in Pathfinder 2e. However, they come with intense trigger warnings.
Trigger warnings include: >!Childhood sexual assault, religious trauma, human trafficking, all of the trauma and emotional behavior that those come with those, and body/medical horror !<

Most of those warnings are for one character, though the other isn't terribly pleasant either, being inspired off of the Dictyostelium discoideum ameoba, having eaten so much over the course of thousands of years that it is now a giant mass of cells. An inhuman thing that has none of the natural instinct for human behavior, and thus only participates in it for the sake of curiosity. It is mechanically a fleshwarp with shapeshifting, though it can only mimic materials, no colors. Thus it parades as fully-armored knights so that it can sate its curiosity of being around people.

We are open to play another set of characters in Pathfinder 2e or DnD 5e IF the DM is willing to play fast and loose with rules.
5e rules are really miserable and while a lot of them make sense, a lot of them really don't.

These two characters are much less topically intense than the other two.
Inspired by Scandinavians and East Europeans, one a triton having freshly survived the social breakdown of her sea-faring crew (totally not pirates/raiders) and the other a human noble trying desperately to pretend she is anything but to avoid the murder of her father.
These two characters are exceedingly morally grey, and though more conventional in the topics they deal with, still emotionally intense!

They will excuse murder if it seems reasonable enough to have happened.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 2PM to 3AM EST generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

We have two sets of characters we wish to play, though the circumstances for them are quite different.

We want to play two of these characters in Pathfinder 2e. However, they come with intense trigger warnings.
Trigger warnings include: >!Childhood sexual assault, religious trauma, human trafficking, all of the trauma and emotional behavior that those come with those, and body/medical horror !<

Most of those warnings are for one character, though the other isn't terribly pleasant either, being inspired off of the Dictyostelium discoideum ameoba, having eaten so much over the course of thousands of years that it is now a giant mass of cells. An inhuman thing that has none of the natural instinct for human behavior, and thus only participates in it for the sake of curiosity. It is mechanically a fleshwarp with shapeshifting, though it can only mimic materials, no colors. Thus it parades as fully-armored knights so that it can sate its curiosity of being around people.

We are open to play another set of characters in Pathfinder 2e or DnD 5e IF the DM is willing to play fast and loose with rules.
5e rules are really miserable and while a lot of them make sense, a lot of them really don't.

These two characters are much less topically intense than the other two.
Inspired by Scandinavians and East Europeans, one a triton having freshly survived the social breakdown of her sea-faring crew (totally not pirates/raiders) and the other a human noble trying desperately to pretend she is anything but to avoid the murder of her father.
These two characters are exceedingly morally grey, and though more conventional in the topics they deal with, still emotionally intense!

They will excuse murder if it seems reasonable enough to have happened.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 4PM to 3AM generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

Given the above, we have in mind a pair of fairly fleshed out characters we'd like to play, but! As a fair warning, they both deal with some pretty heavy topics, and while some of those topics do not need to be given explicit screentime, understand that they are core to how these characters developed within their backgrounds. Further discussion and open communication about this is absolutely welcome and preferred.

To add, one of the characters is intended to be rather strange in terms of concept, and I'd like to work with a GM to make sure the concept can be executed without clashing too hard with the system.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 4PM to 3AM generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

Given the above, we have in mind a pair of fairly fleshed out characters we'd like to play, but! As a fair warning, they both deal with some pretty heavy topics, and while some of those topics do not need to be given explicit screentime, understand that they are core to how these characters developed within their backgrounds. Further discussion and open communication about this is absolutely welcome and preferred.

To add, one of the characters is intended to be rather strange in terms of concept, and I'd like to work with a GM to make sure the concept can be executed without clashing too hard with the system.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 4PM to 3AM generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

Given the above, we have in mind a pair of fairly fleshed out characters we'd like to play, but! As a fair warning, they both deal with some pretty heavy topics, and while some of those topics do not need to be given explicit screentime, understand that they are core to how these characters developed within their backgrounds. Further discussion and open communication about this is absolutely welcome and preferred.

To add, one of the characters is intended to be rather strange in terms of concept, and I'd like to work with a GM to make sure the concept can be executed without clashing too hard with the system.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 4PM to 3AM generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

Given the above, we have in mind a pair of fairly fleshed out characters we'd like to play, but! As a fair warning, they both deal with some pretty heavy topics, and while some of those topics do not need to be given explicit screentime, understand that they are core to how these characters developed within their backgrounds. Further discussion and open communication about this is absolutely welcome and preferred.

To add, one of the characters is intended to be rather strange in terms of concept, and I'd like to work with a GM to make sure the concept can be executed without clashing too hard with the system.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3

Hello!! To start out with the absolute basics that prospective GMs would need to know off the bat:

• We are free most days except Thursdays and Saturdays, and are awake between 4PM to 3AM generally speaking.
• We are both adults over 21, and thus are looking to be involved with a table of adults.
• Both of us are far more roleplay focused than we are combat focused, but not wholly unwilling to engage with combat.
• We'd prefer a GM who is comfortably familiar with the Pathfinder system rather than somebody who is completely green to it or willing to try it out.
• We're looking for a table with 4-6 players total including ourselves.
• The genre we're particularly interested in for a game is dark medieval fantasy, the characters we have in mind don't do well within settings without that energy.

Now, with the flat information out!

The two of us are experienced roleplayers with many, many years of gaming under our belts. One's a writer, the other is an artist, and both have a feverish addiction to character development and worldbuilding. (We will contribute headcanons about the world and characters all day, including other player characters)

Given the above, we have in mind a pair of fairly fleshed out characters we'd like to play, but! As a fair warning, they both deal with some pretty heavy topics, and while some of those topics do not need to be given explicit screentime, understand that they are core to how these characters developed within their backgrounds. Further discussion and open communication about this is absolutely welcome and preferred.

To add, one of the characters is intended to be rather strange in terms of concept, and I'd like to work with a GM to make sure the concept can be executed without clashing too hard with the system.

That is all, and if you've gotten this far, thank you for your time <3