We are aiming to start around September or October; if you have already played Nocturne, you may want to avoid this as the campaign is pretty much that story, with the variations that come from roleplay and not railroading of course. You can roleplay as a demon, human or fiend (like the protagonist of Nocturne), but you can fuse with demons, consume Magatama, etc., so your character could suffer some radical transformations according to your will.

Also, the system is incredibly faithful to the in-character conversation and combat mechanics in the video game, so if you enjoyed those tactical uses of spells and the like, exploiting elemental vulnerabilities, negotiating with demons and such, you are going to love it. For more information please watch the video.

Hi all. I'm a long-time player with lots of experience in 5e. I have run a few one-shots before, but never a campaign. This will be set in a homebrew high-fantasy setting. I will be stealing getting inspiration from modules but rework it to be my own thing.

The first few sessions will be a little bit on-rails to get the story rolling, but after that it will become a sandbox. Starting on the continent of Alandria in the city-state of Andraxes, the players are ready to visit a 5-day long festival.

As mentioned, I will be running a mix of 2014 and 2024. But assume it will be using 2014 rules unless mentioned otherwise.

We will be using roll20 and Discord voice chat.

New players are welcome, but I'm hoping to get at least one experienced player.

Which day we play will be figured out together, but starting time will typically be 19:00-20:00.

If you're interested, message me with how much experience you have, what you are looking for out of a campaign, and your character idea(s) if you have any.

Edit : Party is filled up.

Hello my name is Nat or Nick (I don't mind which way you call me) I'm a pretty new DM Looking for players for my upcoming homebrew world D&D game. I myself am 22 and looking for players around my age or at least above the age of 18. 

This will be the second campaign I run so I'm still pretty new and still new when it comes to the game system (So please be nice to me)

A little bit about my world, A highest fantasy setting, It will be in the world I have created around Four distinct countries With their own Dynamics, royalty system and everything like that. (More information will be given) I will say my game can get pretty dark and can feature some heavy themes so if you're not comfortable with that don't reach out*.*

If you're interested or want to learn more please DM me! And when you do please write your name and age. 

Hoping to hear from you! 
Love Nat

Looking for 2 more players — D&D 5e (2024), Roll20, homebrew campaign. MONDAY AFTERNOON

Hey! I've got 3 players and I'm looking for 2 more to round out the table. Starting level 3, milestone leveling (no XP grinding), running on Roll20.

The setting is a homebrew world called Aethermoor — think gunpowder mixing with old-school fantasy, muskets next to pike formations, steam-powered dwarven forges, that kind of thing. There's a big invading empire (basically an unstoppable religious war machine) pushing into the heartlands, and your characters get pulled into it as soldiers, mercs, dissidents, whatever fits your concept — the one thing you'll have in common is you're fighting on the allied side.

Fair warning, this is meant to be a long campaign, not a one-shot or a short arc. I've got a lot of it planned out already (world, factions, NPCs, the whole thing), so if you're looking for something with real worldbuilding behind it and you like a mix of combat and roleplay/political stuff, this could be a good fit.

A couple of homebrew bits: there's a custom playable race (the Ashanites, the empire I mentioned — playing one means you're a defector, which is its own whole thing), a variant human feat for a mercenary culture called the Veilkin, and firearms are a real part of the setting with some house rules attached.

Looking for people who can commit to regular sessions since this is going to run for a while. If that sounds like your thing, drop a message and tell me a bit about what you like to play.

Hello There, my name is noki and I have posted this campaign here some time ago. Sadly within the span of a couple weeks, two of my players had to leave the campaign due to scheduling issues, so I am looking for two players to fill up the group again. About myself, I am 25 years old and I have been playing D&D for a couple of years by now both as a player and as DM. I run games because I enjoy telling stories with a group of people and having fun playing the game together.

The Setting: Evira is a Homebrew World I have created taking inspiration from sources like The Lord of the Rings, A Song of ice and Fire, The Witcher, and Warhammer Fantasy. Gods are distant and there are no planes or Multiverses. Magic is more rare, and the understanding of it is limited to most people.

The Story: You basically make your own adventure and decide what story hooks to follow and how much you wish to interact with them. Interacting or rather not interacting will have consequences on the world. Sometimes not even I know where things might lead. You as the party choose your path, as you navigate through the world together.

The System: The Game will be played with DnD 5e 2014 as the base, but Homebrewed to fit my world with adjusted rules like resting, variant encumbrance, and Lingering Injuries. I also trimmed down on what species are available and made some adjustments to them.
No 3rd party content is allowed.

Runnigng the Game: The Campaign will be played online on FoundryVTT using discord for voice and video. I heavily encourage using cameras, but it is not a requirement. Everything that we need is provided on the Foundry server, no purchases are required. I will mention that you should check that your system is able to run Foundry (which should not be an issue for most systems) and that you have a stable internet connection and a reliable microphone. The game will be bi-weekly (meaning every other saturday)

The Characters: We have had eight sessions so far and the party is level 3. The current party consists of:

• Dwarven Barbarien (Totem Warrior) who wields a Halberd
• Half-Elf Rogue (Swashbuckler) who is looking to dip into Warlock in the future
• Dragonborn Sorcerer (Draconic Bloodline) who only joined a few sessions ago

What to Expect:

• Moral ambiguity: Good people are able to do bad things, Bad people have their reasons.
• Distand Gods: Faith is more cultural and Clerics are not the chosen of gods, but more akin to scholars, zealots, or people simply wielding tradition.
• Realistic and with Stakes: No flying Islands. No Bards playing magic guitars on flying carpets. I will also not shy away from darker themes, but I also won't shove them into your face all the time.

What I Expect from you:

• Commitment: I am looking for people who are willing to play D&D every other week and are looking forward to each session.
• Motivation: You should try to involve yourself into the game and interact with the other players.
• Teamplay: You do not play against the DM or to compete against the other players. We all play together to have fun and to enjoy the game. Try to think of the other players and be mindful of each other. This obviously also applies when making your character.
• Experience: No experience is needed. If you a very experienced, don't try to metagame as you might know things about a monster, but your character might not.

If you are interested, send me a DM with some infos to help me out. I can go into more details if there are any questions remaining. The next Session will be on the 29th of August. What I would like you to provide me are:

• Your Timezone
• Your experience with D&D and VTTs
• Any no-goes you have
• Why you would like to play this campaign and about your playstyle
• Anything you would like to share about yourself

A cataclysm has broken the old world.

The empire fled across the ocean with warships, soldiers, supply fleets, refugees, merchants, criminals, and thousands of people hoping there was something waiting for them beyond the sea.

The crossing did not go as planned.

Ships have been lost. Fleets have scattered. Survivors have found shores that should not exist on any Imperial chart, and the first expeditions into the world beyond the old maps have begun.

We are now around eight sessions into the campaign and have reached a natural point for new characters to enter the story.

What began as a desperate ocean crossing is opening into the larger naval sandbox the campaign was built around: scattered survivors, competing factions, strange islands, dangerous expeditions, lost ships, ancient mysteries, and the question of what exactly the people fleeing the old world have sailed into.

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I’m looking for a couple of players to join an ongoing D&D campaign set in a dark Age of Sail fantasy world, playing Wednesdays at 8:30pm BST.

The campaign began with the party caught inside a much larger movement of people, powers, and desperate factions crossing the ocean after the collapse of the old continent.

Since then, things have gone badly.

The crossing has fractured. Ships and people have been separated. Survivors are beginning to encounter strange shores, abandoned places, other expeditions, rival interests, and things that do not fit comfortably into what they believed existed beyond the sea.

The campaign has now reached a point where the world is opening up and characters arriving from elsewhere in the scattered crossing can enter the story naturally. You will not be expected to somehow insert yourself into an established adventuring party or spend weeks catching up on somebody else’s story.

Your character will have their own reason for being here.

You might have come from another ship, another expedition, another faction, or simply survived something the existing characters have not yet seen.

From here, the campaign will continue opening into a broader naval sandbox shaped by exploration, faction politics, dangerous expeditions, strange islands, ships, settlements, and the choices the party makes.

This is a campaign about survival, power, loyalty, fear, ambition, and what people become when the old rules stop holding the world together.

System: D&D 5e 2014

Format: Online

Timezone: UK / BST

Schedule: Wednesdays, 8:30pm BST

Age: 25+

Tools: Discord for voice, VTT/maps = Alchemy, AI-assisted art/maps/scene references for atmosphere and rapid sandbox prep

What the campaign is about

The sea will matter. Voyages will involve navigation, storms, scarcity, hostile ships, strange phenomena, and the constant question of where safety can actually be found.

Factions will matter. Imperial forces, scattered survivors, merchant interests, criminal flotillas, expeditions, settlements, and other powers all have their own priorities. None are purely good. None are purely safe. The party’s choices may create allies, enemies, debts, betrayals, and consequences that follow them across the campaign.

Ships will matter. They will not just be transport, but platforms for combat, navigation, logistics, upgrades, crew management, and bastion-like downtime mechanics. A ship can become a home, weapon, refuge, or lifeline... but ships are not guaranteed, invulnerable, or immune to loss.

Exploration will matter. The campaign includes island-hopping, scouting missions, ruins, dangerous shores, unknown peoples, supernatural mysteries, and the gradual discovery of what actually lies beyond the ocean.

Character stakes will matter. I’m especially interested in characters with something personal tying them to the collapse or the crossing: someone they lost, something they are fleeing, a duty they still believe in, a faction they distrust, a missing ship, a debt they owe, or a reason they might want to help build something new.

Expect opportunities to play as survivors, agents, deserters, prisoners, scouts, negotiators, troublemakers, reluctant heroes, or ambitious opportunists. People trying to carve meaning, power, or safety out of a world that has stopped making sense.

What to expect as a player

The player characters matter because the world is unstable, dangerous, and short on people who can act decisively.

You might be the person who can read a map when nobody knows where they are, negotiate with frightened survivors, command a cannon crew, scout a dangerous shore, repair a damaged ship, expose a faction’s lie, heal the wounded, or steal what the party needs to survive.

Expect:

- Naval travel, shipboard crises, and Age of Sail-inspired combat

- Faction politics between imperial, criminal, merchant, refugee, and settlement powers

- Strange islands, dangerous expeditions, and unexplored shores

- Resource pressure, crew tension, and survival decisions

- Supernatural mysteries, psychological dread, and unreliable information

- Violent combat where consequences matter

- Ships as tools for travel, combat, logistics, upgrades, and downtime

- A world that reacts to player choices

- Character-driven roleplay with moral complexity

You do not need to make a sailor or pirate.

Good character concepts could include cartographers, refugees, criminals, merchants, priests, scholars, exiles, scouts, mercenaries, failed nobles, disgraced officers, healers, engineers, artisans, interpreters, quartermasters, monster hunters, diplomats, spies, escaped prisoners, expedition members, shipwreck survivors, or ordinary people forced into extraordinary events.

Because the crossing has scattered, new characters can come from another ship, faction, expedition, or group of survivors. You will get everything you need to know before joining and will not be expected to read through eight sessions of campaign notes.

The best characters will have something to offer and something to lose.

What this campaign is not

This is not a light pirate romp, treasure-hunting comedy, or swashbuckling adventure. There may be criminals, raiders, ships, sea battles, taverns, songs, and bad decisions, but the campaign is more dark survival fantasy than pirate fantasy.

That said, the darkness will not be constant misery. It will be interspersed with moments of humour, warmth, and comic relief, often through companion NPCs, shipboard personalities, strange encounters, and the absurdity that comes from desperate people trying to survive impossible circumstances.

Player expectations

I’m looking for players who are:

Comfortable with mature, gritty fantasy

Interested in roleplay as well as combat

Able to make characters who care about the world

Happy with moral complexity and imperfect factions

Interested in survival, exploration, and faction consequences

Collaborative rather than chaotic-for-the-sake-of-it

Respectful out of character, even when characters clash in game

Reliable enough to join an ongoing Wednesday 8:30pm BST campaign

Newer players are welcome if they are engaged, reliable, and interested in the tone.

Application

If interested, please send me a dm but also comment below to let me know you have:

Name / age / timezone

Your D&D experience level

What kind of character you usually enjoy playing

What interests you about this campaign pitch

A rough character concept, if one comes to mind

Whether you can reliably make Wednesdays at 8:30pm BST

Whether you are comfortable with a mature dark fantasy world containing gore, cruelty, prejudice, and morally compromised factions

Feel free to comment questions below before applying.

Looking for **one player** to join a long-running, heavily modified **Out of the Abyss** campaign. The party is currently level 11 and about halfway through. Group size is usually 4–5 players.

**Schedule**

Tuesday or Thursday evenings, 6pm BST start. Once a week with some flexibility on which night.

**The table**

Dark, messed-up Underdark game with a strong Scottish/Welsh sense of humour. Expect irreverent banter, drinking, mild swearing, and people who smoke. Characters (and players) give each other a hard time both in and out of character. Occasional non-combat player interactions happen when it fits the characters’ situation.

Two of the players are long-time friends and their banter can come across like two angry cats — it’s just how they are with each other.

We’re here to have fun and play a grim campaign, not to over-optimise or walk on eggshells.

**Character rules**

- Multiclass is fine.

- No interest in power-gaming or highly optimised builds. As DM I’m here to have fun, not manage OP characters.

- Nothing pre-Tasha’s.

**Hard requirements**

- Must be on camera every session.

- Comfortable with drinking, mild swearing, and smoke being present.

- Reliable once-a-week attendance.

[5E 2014]
As the title said, i have experience in being a player and DMed a oneshot but i want to step it up with a homebrew campaign (i say homebrew but some of its element are taken from a campaign book and got repurposed :p), i already have me girlfriend as a player so now i need 1 to 4 more people to start the game :v

its gonna be from 2 hours to 3 at max, starting from 7PM or 8PM depending on how busy everyone is.

i tend to lean in more toward darker setting and such nothing too gruesome or bleak, just wanted to give a disclaimer!

Hello everyone, formatting on phone please ignore typos.

I'm looking for 1-3 players for the TTRPG Delta Green. I have already made a post about the game several months prior and was able to get a group going. I'm now looking to pick up a second group.

If your unfamiliar with Delta Green, it is a modern day conspiracy game, based off the Call Of Cthulhu franchise. It has since become its own TTRPG experience with expansive books and scenarios.

I usually do longer sessions starting from 5-7pm and going for about 4+ hours with breaks in-between. I have 2 people potentially interested, but I'm hoping to get 3 more people as one is uncertain if they can commit at this time.

My experience includes the sessions I've played with Delta Green so far, as well as a few thousand hours in DND.

If you have an interest be sure to reach out. As said this is my second time making a post with resounding success on the first. I hope to hear from you soon, all the best.

Update: hello everyone, again resounding success on the post, I will be reaching out to whoever has commented, if you still have an interest but the post is closed send a message, 1 of the members I have was from my first intake, and was kind enough to wait the time frame to get involved so will get back to you in due course when I begin gathering a new group again. Kind regards

CLOSED!

Hello everyone! We are two 27-year-old dudes based in Germany and Italy searching for like-minded people to form a long-term D&D 5e / 5.5e campaign. Above all else, we are looking for a story-driven, roleplay-focused table where character development, creative choices, and narrative depth take priority over mechanics.

We love games where backstories actually matter, where flawed characters make interesting choices, and where the group builds a memorable campaign together. If your main joy in TTRPGs comes from character chemistry, immersive storytelling, and dramatic moments rather than stat optimization or min-maxing combat builds, you’ll fit right in with us.

While finding a dedicated Dungeon Master would be amazing, both of us are also fully willing and ready to DM! Our main priority right now isn't locking down who sits behind the screen, but rather getting a group of like-minded players together first. Once we have a solid group around a similar age range (20s or mid 30s preferred) who share the same mindset, we can brainstorm together, choose a setting, and figure out how we want to structure the campaign.

- System: D&D 5e / 5.5e

- Timezone: CEST / GMT+2

- Schedule: Evenings (Available any day except Saturday)

If this sounds like the kind of group you'd like to play with, send me a message!

Please include a brief introduction about yourself, your age, your location/timezone, your TTRPG experience, and a quick note about what kind of stories or characters you enjoy playing most.

Our discord usernames are:
carlodown, _murphyslaw

Now at the mercy of Leviathan Energy and Weapon Development Inc you were provided a ship for your own ventures. At a sizable debt of course. Fortunately they also provided a job. Six months ago a research outpost ceased all communication. You were hired to investigate and assist in the re-establishment of communication systems. Now your heads and bodies ache like the worst hangover you've ever experienced as the stasis pods deposit your bodies onto the cold, metal floor. A blaring alarm splits your head as red light fills the room while you come to your senses.

This will be my first time running a game of Mothership though I have been a forever GM for some time now and thoroughly enjoy horror games and films. As this is a horror game one should expect more mature themes though a pre-game discussion will of course take place to discuss any specific lines people have and to make characters together. I want this to be a comfortable space for everyone.

Another Bug Hunt is an introductory scenario for Mothership (a pretty simple but quite deadly system) so it is open to experienced or novice players. The scenario has three parts that will take a session each. If all goes well perhaps we can expand this into a wider campaign.

I'm looking for a world to play as warforged. No DM apparently allows warforged as playable race so I'm left to ask here to allow a group of adventures to find this automaton to join in their ranks.

I have a few years under my belt when it comes to 5e. I did DM one game learned a lot, and would be fun to get into a team of DMs to swap the role for experience and testing unique monsters. I think it's fun to understand both roles form both positions players and DMs. Nevertheless...

Who am I?

• 35 male
• GMT+2
• I can make most of days during week but not Friday.
• Looking to play, not DM
• Comfortable with voice chat
• English isn't my first language, I believe to be fluent in a manner of speech
• Open to 5e, 5.5e, 3.5e. I'm wanted to try pathfinder, but never got the chance.
• Prefer a long-term campaign
• Big fan of character-driven/RP-heavy games

I would love to find friends that will last multiple campaigns. Some serious some fun. Some TPKs would also be hilarious. It's about fun and forging friendships.

Hey everyone!

I'm 27 and currently looking for an English-speaking D&D group to join as a player.

I've got experience with D&D, including DMing my own campaign, but I'd really like the chance to sit on the other side of the screen and properly invest in a character for a longer campaign.

The biggest thing I'm looking for is roleplay and character interaction. I love when PCs actually get to know each other, develop relationships, have disagreements, make meaningful decisions and feel like they're part of the world rather than just moving from encounter to encounter.

That doesn't mean I don't enjoy combat — I absolutely do. I'm just looking for a campaign where the characters and story matter just as much as what happens in initiative.

I'm completely fine with joining an ongoing campaign or starting something new, and I'm happy playing with both experienced and newer players.

About me / availability:

• 27, he/him
• Based in Germany (CET/CEST)
• Available weekdays from around 5 PM onward
• Very flexible on weekends
• Looking to play, not DM
• Comfortable with voice chat
• English isn't my first language, but I'm comfortable speaking and roleplaying in English
• Open to 5e or 5.5e / 2024 rules
• Prefer a long-term campaign
• Big fan of character-driven/RP-heavy games

I'm pretty flexible when it comes to setting and tone. Homebrew worlds, official settings, serious campaigns, lighter adventures, dark fantasy — I'm much more interested in finding a group with good chemistry than checking a particular setting off a list.

If you think I might fit your campaign, feel free to DM me here or add me on Discord:

Discord: _murphyslaw

Happy to chat or jump into a call beforehand to see if the vibe fits!

Hey there

https://a.chronus.eu/1C7256C

Click link for game start in a month but we will have a session 0 a week before

Looking for 5 players for a Darkest Dungeon-esque campaign. This is a Grimdark survival game with cults, guns, town management, dungeon crawling , steam punk, FUNN and death around the corner.

"You were promised something — a job, a fortune, safety, a letter from someone you love. You followed the road into the valley. Then the mist closed behind you, and it hasn't opened since.

The towns survive on furnaces that hold back the fog but the furnaces burn magic. Every enchanted item you find is fuel. Keep a town warm and you strip it bare. Breathe the fog too long and it twists your spells and whispers to you. The only way out is down, through tunnels another crew is already racing to clear — and the cults in town don't want them cleared at all."

Please post your age

discord name

character idea

experience

New players welcome

Hi everyone,

I am looking for an in-person TTRPG group meeting in the Antwerp / Mechelen area playing in English.

Since I enjoy many different genres and mechanics, I am very open to suggestions regarding the system!

About me:

• Systems experienced in: DSA/TDE, WoD, L5R, D&D, Pathfinder, Eclipse Phase, Call of Cthulhu, Shadowrun (and always happy to try new ones).
• Playstyle: Good immersion, great chemistry at the table, and mutual fun are key for me.

Local recommendations welcome: If anyone can share how the local TTRPG community in Flanders is organized or point me toward active local channels (Discord, WhatsApp, Meetups, locations), that would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks a lot!