ARavingLooony

About me

Been starting out as a DM for a few months now mainly by playing with friends online and stranger's via R20. Not gonna claim to be a master DM but take the game serious enough to the point where players who struggle with backstories I have based on the module I have written out brief backstory idea's for each background thus help tie in your character's backstory into the adventure. Have access to certain homebrew classes (vampire-spawn and lycanthrope ) that are pretty well balanced and have their own subclasses which can make gameplay more interesting. I do try my hardest to implement character backstories into official WOTC campaign's, even though its harder to do so in pre-written adventures rather than custom game's it's still nice to have some degree of having the players have their PC know a certain NPC of their own making they could potentially encounter during the adventure. Just f.y.i I'd be the WORST DM to pick if you're a rules lawyer, I know the rules obviously but I do like to do certain things such as now and then on campaign's I'll give everyone a free level 1 feat to make it more tempting for non-variant human's to RP and some feats can be weaved into your backstory i.e if your character is a shady snake oil salesman then the Actor feat would make perfect sense to start with; or if you're a rigorously trained soldier then the Sentinel feat would be very appealing. I do have a preference for RP over combat but obviously combat is going to be something that you will engage in a lot during published adventures but not always; or more specifically whose to say that the group of adventurer's cleared out Cragmaw hideout all by themselves? surely a silver-tonued PC couldnt have caused a goblin civil war now could they?...