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Curse of the Crimson Throne
Korvosa stands at a crossroads, about to lose it's king. Can the people find prosperity? Or shall the Crimson throne claim more then the crown?
$10.00
/ Session
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Weekly / Sunday - 7:00 PM UTC
Session Duration / 3 hours
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About the adventure
I aim to make this open to anyone who is new or experienced. As I am 8 years a pathfinder DM, I know a decent amount about it's systems and classes and everything. So if anyone joining has any questions, they are free to ask me, and I'll guide us along. And to help adventurers and hero's of all kinds along their journey. We have a harrowing tailored to every hero. One per book, a fortune told of what is to come, to help prepare for the many dire circumstances the party is likely to meet. Welcome to Curse of the Crimson Throne, as with many of Paizo's classics this one is quite dark at times. There are many who suffer in the kingdom of Korvosa, but that's what hero's are for, helping those in need. Korvosa has a lot of lore and I don't think I could cover it all here. But it's a very extensive city, and the largest city in the Varasia continent. One can find almost anything in Korvosa if they look hard enough, and anyone signing up will likely get to know Korvosa really well. As it's the central location of Curse of the Crimson Throne. Taking out crime lords, dealing with plague's, fighting necromancers and finding the deep answers to who is causing this curse upon the city. All of that and more can be found in the Curse of the Crimson Throne! Also session 0 is free and I'm available for messaging about the session wheenver I'm online also free of charge.
Game style
Dungeon Crawl
Combat Heavy
Roleplay Heavy
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
Less than a year on StartPlaying
About me
I am a fun loving DM who focuses on player fun above rules. Though I do love my rules heavy systems for simulating all sorts of situations, I try to make sure it's always fun and comfy. And that everyone has a chance to roleplay out who or what they want to be. I love DMing grand adventures, and seeing all the unique kinds of character's my players come up with. And of course making sure they get the chance to go on many grand exploits.
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Creating your character
We are starting at level 1, character creation should be completed before session 1. I would like a chance to review everyone's character's and backstories before we begin. Everyone is open to use most sources, though no classic summoner, and no monstrous races. If anyone wants to use 3rd party books or homebrew they should speak to me first.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
Everyone should have a Discord, and a Roll20 account. And of course a working microphone. Outside of that you should just bring a good attitude to the group. And if you are new be willing and excited to learn.
What Michael brings to the table
I like to give character voices and try to give the character's and players plenty of time to shine during roleplaying. I like to think I bring a pretty robust knowledge of Pathfinder, and the ability to run nearly any scenario. As well as an excitement to let players obtain fun and unique magical items to expand their ever growing arsenal of cool magical trinkets.
Equipment needed to play
Internet
Computer
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How Michael creates a safe table
My X, N, and O's are digitally messaged, and I will be going over clear communication in session 0. Stating that if anyone feels comfortable, and has any issues, they can come and talk to me anytime. But if they are not they can just say X mid game, and we can back up and remove anything that made someone uncomfortable. I will also be going extensively over trigger warnings and let everyone voice what they could foresee being discomforted by in session 0.
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