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Elemental Chaos -- Princes of the Apocalypse (2024 Rules)
Evil elemental forces gather in the valley to cause chaos and destruction across the land. It's up to our heroes to put an end to their efforts.
$10.00
/ Session
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3 players following this game
Weekly / Sunday - 6:00 PM UTC
Oct 25 / Session 8
Session Duration / 2–3 hours
6 / 6 Seats Filled
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Schedule
Meet your party members
6/6
About the adventure
A small valley experiences some bizarre weather and increased threats from bandits and strange creatures. At first, this just seems like a random coincidence but, there may be something more to these problems plaguing the valley. Explore the treacherous hills and delve deep underground to fight off several factions looking to sow chaos in the region. Survive against enemies from lowly bandits to cataclysmic elemental forces as you rescue the valley and beyond from the forces of evil. Fight your way through the dungeons guarded by different elemental cults each with their own unique strategies and desires. These desires may clash with one another providing opportunities to use the differing philosophies against each other.
Game style
Combat Heavy
Dungeon Crawl
Rule of Cool (RoC)
Sandbox / Open World
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
5.0
(15)
Less than a year on StartPlaying
70 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Knows the Rules, World Builder
Average response time: Under 1 hour
Response rate: 100%
About me
I started playing dnd in high school. It was just a group of friends in someone's bedroom where the dm just said random stuff and we all just rolled with it but, it got me interested to learn more and I've been all in ever since. Another player in that group got the then new 5th edition D&D rules and started a campaign that lasted the next 5 years. After finding a group to play with in college, I started to DM and really fell in love with the game. I ran a game each year of college some starting from a pre-written module and continuing on after the end of the campaign and some entirely homebrewed. I've played with players with years of experience and helped get people who had never played before join in. I've had some of those newer players start campaigns of their own and come to me for advice on how to better run their games. Now I work as a software engineer and run a game on the weekend with my wife and some friends and continue my passion for tabletop games. I have also played in a couple of Powered by the Apocalypse games and have been reading up on Pathfinder.
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Creating your character
We will be using the 2024 version of the 5e D&D rules and will be using the point buy system for stats starting at level 1.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
We will be using discord for voice and video(optional). Once we have enough players I will send out a link to the discord for you to join. We will be using the roll20 VTT for gameplay and dice. You will need to create an account and I will send out a link to join the campaign.
What Christopher Leger brings to the table
I will do my best to do character voices however my repertoire is limited so some characters may sound similar. I use what I have seen referred to as Rules as Intended (ROI) where the rules are great guidelines to start from but oftentimes words are either unspecific or overly specific and that is where I step in as DM and allow for some bending of the rules to keep the intended image of how a character plays intact. I enjoy working with players to make sure that all magic items found throughout the campaign fit with the vision of the character that they create for themselves. Please reach out at any point during the campaign to keep me updated on anything you would want your character to have.
Homebrew rules
Unless in dire situations I will assume characters are able to find food and water so rations will not need to be tracked. I also largely ignore carrying capacity and try to keep a realistic inventory based on what a person could reasonably have on them. I also do not track material components for spells as this is mostly covered by arcane focus rules.
Equipment needed to play
Internet
Microphone
Computer or Mobile Device
Platforms used
Safety
How Christopher Leger creates a safe table
We will be using a session 0 to discuss any content that players are uncomfortable with and do not wish to see in the campaign. We will also be using X,N,O messaged to me through discord if at any point a player feels uncomfortable with a moment in the campaign. Players are also free to walk away and return as needed.
Content warnings
Safety tools used