Pokemon 5e: Shadow Directive (Evil Campaign) LGBTQ+ Safe
When you turn 10 years old, you are able to receive your first Pokemon... but instead of an old professor with a tree name, you meet Geovanni.
$20.00
/ Session
Details
Weekly / Sunday - 12:30 AM UTC
Session Duration / 2–3 hours
2 / 6 Seats Filled
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About the adventure
First session Free! Imagine your tenth birthday arrives—that pivotal moment every child in our region dreams about. But for you, there's no cheerful professor waiting with a starter Pokémon and a speech about friendship. Instead, you receive an unmarked envelope containing a sleek black card with coordinates to Viridian City Gym and these words: "Your potential exceeds the ordinary path. A different journey awaits." In this campaign, you'll make choices that challenge the established order, build power through unconventional means, and discover that the line between ambition and ruthlessness isn't always clear. Your potential has caught the attention of influential people. People who see the flaws in a system that hands weapons to children and calls it tradition. People who understand that true greatness requires breaking rules, not following them. The question isn't whether you'll receive your first Pokémon—it's what you're willing to do once you have it. Are you ready to walk a different path?
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Meet the Game Master
Less than a year on StartPlaying
118 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Inclusive, Storytelling
Average response time: 3 hours
Response rate: 100%
About me
I'm Colette, a Dungeon Master and published author with a passion for interactive storytelling. For the past 15, I've been crafting immersive D&D 5e and TTRPG experiences that put players at the center of their own epic tales. My approach to DMing combines creative worldbuilding with a deep respect for player agency. I believe that tabletop RPGs shine brightest when everyone at the table contributes to the unfolding narrative. While I'm a laid back person most of the time, when I'm passionate about something, as with tabletop gaming, I can become quite fixated. Reliability is central to my professional ethos. In my years of DMing, I've maintained a consistent schedule with my groups, almost never missing a session and always providing advance notice when rare scheduling conflicts arise. When I'm not behind the DM screen, I'm often working on my creative projects. My experience as a published author informs my approach to campaign narratives, character development, and world lore. I'm part of LGBTQ+ community and committed to creating a welcoming table where all players can feel comfortable expressing themselves through their characters and storytelling contributions. Whether you're seeking heroic adventures, morally complex narratives, or something uniquely tailored to your group's interests, I'm excited to collaborate with you on creating memorable gaming experiences that will keep you coming back for more. You can learn more about me as a dm here: https://sites.google.com/view/dmcolette
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Creating your character
You will create a level 1 character including your starter Pokémon using Pokémon 5e. Pokémon 5e books will be provided in the discord.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
A mic (or phone with discord) and access to roll20 from a computer (Please do not use roll20 from your phone).
What Colette brings to the table
I will bring maps, tokens, enemy stat blocks, etc. In short, everything needed to run the campaign. If you send me a picture of your character, I will create a token for you as well.
Equipment needed to play
Computer
Internet
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How Colette creates a safe table
Roleplay is heavily encouraged. I will be helping you with backstories before session 1. See my website for additional details on how I run things: https://sites.google.com/view/dmcolette/home
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