[D&D-5e] West Marches

[Arthilian01]

I think I'll check it out, maybe roll up a character, test the waters.

[Sarge67]

Friendly bump

[Walker Nash]

Hey there, I'm interested in starting a campaign to help take off the edge of stay-at-home monotony. Any groups in need of more players?

[purplerook]

Originally Posted by Walker Nash

Hey there, I'm interested in starting a campaign to help take off the edge of stay-at-home monotony. Any groups in need of more players?

The whole Games Seeking Players thread is Campaigns looking for players. The West Marches is a Shared/Open World with multiple-GMs. We are always accepting new players. If you are interested, check out the READ First New Player thread.

[purplerook]

Giving this a quick bump. The West Marches game has been continuously running since 2017. We have around 10 GMs and 40 or so players.

We encourage those new PbP and or RPGCrossing players to apply. As a shared/open game, everyone is accepted and we are continuously starting new adventures.

As well, this is a good place to try your hand at GMing. There is a ready pool of characters/players and experienced GMs to help out. As well, GMs commit on a per adventure basis (approximately 3 months IRL). So, there is no long-term commitment to GMing.

If you are interested, start here

[Ildrahil]

Okay, I'm having a heck of a time figuring out the dice.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[DrGonzo]

Originally Posted by Ildrahil

Okay, I'm having a heck of a time figuring out the dice.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

What specifically are you having trouble with? Rolling a character or just rolling the dice in general?

[purplerook]

Originally Posted by Ildrahil

Okay, I'm having a heck of a time figuring out the dice.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Idrahil,

The link below is the basic information about the Dice Roller. Additionally, I find out it is frequently useful to try out format codes using Preview. You can try a Dice format and then preview to see if it is valid. You can do the same thing with the various BBS codes. Also, you can quote someone else’s post and see the codes they used to get their result.

https://www.rpgcrossing.com/faq.php?...e_roller_basic

[Ildrahil]

Originally Posted by purplerook

Idrahil,

The link below is the basic information about the Dice Roller. Additionally, I find out it is frequently useful to try out format codes using Preview. You can try a Dice format and then preview to see if it is valid. You can do the same thing with the various BBS codes. Also, you can quote someone else’s post and see the codes they used to get their result.

https://www.rpgcrossing.com/faq.php?...e_roller_basic

Rook,

Thanks, your Quote and Preview tricks did it.