It is a pleasure to be able to introduce myself to this community. I have to say, that I felt this childish joy when I realized that the PbP format is still alive with an active community creating unforgettable stories. The thing is, I greatly enjoyed PbP in my teenage years, participating in homebrew campaigns, and running multiple 1-on-1 campaigns as well. After I started university my old group of friends that we mainly played with dedicated their time to different passions and for a very long time I thought that... this was the end! Hundreds of pages written across multiple campaigns, a plethora of characters, heroes and heroines battling and beating armies of villains and antagonists surrendering to the insignificant void of our memories. How wrong I was. Hopefully, it was just a break between the chapters!
Since then, I played DN 5e for a couple of years - as a player and DM. Each time it was great fun but I was lingering for another PbP session. So I am coming here in peace and also to learn. I've spent the majority of my time playing storytelling-based campaigns with minor usage of dice. I hope to learn soon how to implement dice in PbP efficiently and not lose the storytelling freedom and its pacing.
I am keeping my eye out for some sort of beginner-friendly campaign in 5e (although I am open to new systems as long as DMs do not mind my initial ignorance). I simply would not like to intrude on anyone's story and disrupt their flow.
When it comes to the player I am - I don't mind playing an introverted detective that paid a great price for his intellect as well as a 7'5" Barbarian that uses books merely as fuel to survive cold nights out in the green steeps.
Additionally, as some might have noticed already or not, English is not my native language so this whole thing is a great creative journey to me. Who knows what will find in the end - it's the journey that matters, right?
Have a lovely day, everyone
