1 on 1 game - let's tell a story. :D
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Looking to join or create a chat based game with similarly minded folks. I'm not completely enamored with games based on romance or relationships, though wouldn't be opposed if it were to eventually come up within the story. The game has to be based in chat, I absolutely despise forums and am a greedy dolt that requires real time gaming as a form of sustenance.
Anyway, I'd prefer 1 on 1 games with someone who's at least decently experienced with DMing (no specific system required). My ideal situation would be someone who could trade off running games (I run one, you run one, we're all happy).
-Supernatural, Fantasy, and post apocalyptic are generally my categories of choice.
-Have to admit that I'm not really a fan of playing games in settings based of movies, games, or anime. That is subject to change depending on how absolutely awesome the setting is and how much of your own material has been injected.
-I like dark, twisted, and somewhat convoluted plots where a lot of effort has been placed on story. Episodic plots are 'alright', but I've always preferred epic campaign style stories with an overarching plot.
-I play 'human personalities'; alignment serves as a black and white description as opposed to a tether. With that said, I do tend to play less than heroic characters, just in case that ruins anyone's perceived enjoyment in campaigns.
Summarized: I want to play an epic campaign with someone in a chat environment that focuses on plot and story. Trade off being the storyteller and write an epic book while the other is just one character within it (as a warning: I'm a mean DM that will torture your character(s) when given the chance - you're going to play at least one mental break down while I'm running the show).
So.. uh.. How about it? :D
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