A Shout-Out To The PokeRole Project

[Dies Irae]

I already said that I'd gladly take the role of the GM/DM in a future session. However, I'd like to see how someone else handles this, and how the whole thing works out in general.

NO VIDEO CHAT, PLEASE.
A neat option would be Discord, we would need an own server for it though. Maybe someone can create one?
What would be important as well is that once all participants for one session are defined, they determine a day+time together where the game session will take place and the partcipants are required to show up then ( = come online) to take part.

At least, those are my ideas, do with them what you like. My Time Zone is GMT+1.

I'm in the middle of a DnD session with my College mates, so after that game (If anyone is still interested at that point), I could read over the rules of the project and try being a half competent DM. Arceas, won't that be a splendid thing...?

From my side, do it! Count me in then for the first session~

... YOU know how to play DungeonsAndDragons!? Oh God... is it possible for me to like you even more than I already do? I don't know...! *in the heat of the moment forgets about their actual coyness, so wraps their arms around you and begins to kiss you on the cheek with uncommonly intensive determination*
(Teach it to me, please... Or provide me the Corebook... Maybe... Someday... Not right away.)

Oh ho ho ho, are you growing ever so boldly? I could just eat you up, my love~! *French Kisses them HARD*

The best way to learn how to play DnD is to find someone in RL to teach you, but searching 3.5 and 5e books on the subject, or looking up Pathfinder style DnD is a sound bet. There are also plenty of youtube video that cover how to create your own character, how to start out in a game, what its like etc.. There are even DnD season that are recorded in their entiretity (They are looooooong, though, so clear you schedule if you want to watch them!)!!

If you are looking for more info, you hardly have to dig for it.

Huh. There looks to be a bunch of role-players on the forum.

That's pretty cool - I wonder if it'd be worth setting up a Play-By-Forum game.
Even if I'm not feeling ready to give Pokeroll a spin behind the screen, I'm confident enough in my "home" systems (Pathfinder, Chris Perrin's Mecha and Dragon Age) to actually run something.