RPG.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

Hey all,

I'll be running a game of Dark Heresy (Think of it as D&D but with more grim darkness.) on Discord. I have the rules that I could send people on Discord. Anybody interested?

[Groddil]

Hey all,

Thinking of DMing a game of Dark Heresy (Think of it as D&D but with more grim darkness.) on Discord. I have the rules that I could send people on Discord. Anybody interested?

Why not? You'll have to message me the rules though. And one thing, I'll be at work for the next 6 hours, so we can't start instantly. Luckily, though, we seem to both be active late afternoon/night here, probably due to very similar timezones, so that could be a plus.

Are we using core edition or second edition? I can probably find a rulebook online somewhere and have a flick through it. Pirate bay.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

Second edition. I'll send it to you asap. I'm waiting for at least two more people so time won't really be an issue. Should the sessions be weekly?

[Groddil]

Weekly sounds good. Couple hours a day, maybe from 4pm-6pm AEST? You seem to be active then. Or longer, depending on the day. I can't do wednesdays, but I can run longer sessions on weekends if I'm here (which I usually am). I'm going to read up on the source material, get a feel for it.

I'll create a Discord chat and send you the invite. You can give that to the other players.

Also, (in case you mind them discovering this forum), I was going to use this thread to store character sheets. That alright with you?

EDIT: We'll most likely use Roll20 to store character sheets, for formatting purposes.

EDIT2: Accidentally deleted my first edit, but you seem to have gotten it anyway. :p

[Rusvul]

   I'm in! (If scheduling works, that is.) I've always wanted to be a terrifyingly sociopathic Tech-Priest! (Or, well, not always, but for a while now.) I have a little knowledge of 40k, but my expertise with Dark Heresy is strictly limited. (I pick up rulesets fast though.)

   I highly recommend you run your game through Roll20. It's a free, in-browser program that lets you have a tabletop (should you choose to use it) as well as roll dice and track character sheets. Honestly I can't imagine trying to run a TTRPG online without it.

   As for scheduling, though, I'm pretty busy... honestly not sure I really have time for another RPG, sad as it is. Weekends are totally blocked for me, as are most afternoons/evenings... so... Probably not worth trying to schedule around me.

[Groddil]

Mmm, shame, would've liked to have you . But weekends are my best scheduling option, followed by afternoons. Mornings are just a bad time, what with school when it starts back up again, chores, and work. Roll20 does seem like a good idea, at least just to hold character sheets. That way they actually keep their formatting.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

I'll be using a pre-published adventure.

Thanks for the recommendation, Rus, and I'd have liked to have you in the game. I checked Roll20 out and it seems great.

Here's a link for the lore. I recommend you check out the Imperium page first and then Inquisition and Chaos.

http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Main_Page

The lore is also in the rulebook

[Groddil]

@Rusvul:

Derp, I was talking about afternoons/evenings in Australian time, which equates to around early morning? I think over there. (It's 9:17pm right now, as of the most recent edit.)