
Ajaqa
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About me
hello. concise. team player. - almost more than systems, i'm really interested in experiencing new (to me) VTTs ! would really love to play almost any game that's run on one more multiverse (OMM) or alchemy, although definitely interested in trying other platforms at least once. i think foundry is great, but am still interested in trying more obscure platforms if possible. as for roll20, if we can't avoid it, i do my best not to whinge. š - really looking forward to trying: Legends of Akeroth, Night Shift: Devil Division, Last Arc: Tactics Analogue - my "preferred game systems" are mostly ones that i am interested in trying out, not ones i have necessarily played. never played, particularly would love to play: pendragon, the nightmares underneath, lancer, orbital blues, good society, nahual, yazeba's bed & breakfast, log horizon ttrpg, draw steel really like games that utilise more than one real-life language in any way so that player language knowledge can come into play. - played, intermediate: 5e played, beginner: dnd 3.5e played, very beginner: vtm 5e, bitd the rest i have not played. (i enjoyed listening to the dungeons & daddies play of call of cthulhu and it made me want to play it even though i'm not normally interested in horror games.)
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Reviews I've given (2)
(sword world) (english) firstly, it was very cool to see this game being played, and a gm should be praised for their selection ! normally the price of jarn's games would be above my ability to join, but i thought, "is it okay to join for just one session?" and before saying anything about my situation at all, jarn said, "you want to try the system? why don't you join once for free?" he helped me learn the system during play & how and what to click in foundry, and fixed any VTT problems right away. the table was full of wonderful people and that helped me relax and try the game out, so i wonder if jarn attracts lovely players. they all seemed very close. audio quality and enunciation were very clear to me, so i think that people learning english should be okay. a couple times, he had a gruff way of giving response or directions, which made me a little unsure, but i thought, "maybe it's part of some english language trpg culture?" if that is difficult for you, please keep it in mind.