Dungeons and Dazes!

Hello, my lovelies! I have some very fun news: I am going to cheat!

To be precise, I've decided to relax the need for hitting $2,000 a month before we start the D&Dazes games for all $30+ patrons. That means that starting next month, we're gonna start working our way down the current queue of players. We're gonna start playing Dungeons and Dazes. <3

I really, really love these games. They're so much fun for me to prep and run, and I think I can do them fairly regularly without detracting from my other work. I really hope you've enjoyed reading them, if you've had access! I try to edit them to be a fun read.

I'm going to start messaging people in a week or so to start getting game times set up. If you're on the queue (and plan to still be on it in May), start thinking about what kinda character you'd want to play, what kinds of enemies you'd like to face, what balance of smut-to-normal D&D you're okay with, and what you don't want to deal with that I might include, judging by my past work.

Also, think about when you might be able to play! In almost all cases, assume I am going to aim for times between 2pm GMT to 7pm GMT. Weekends, weekdays, either way.

A Brief Explanation of the Queue:
Think of this as a pretty conventional line—first-come, first-served, and you do need to stay in line if you want to keep your place! You can choose to forego your turn and basically just delay until next month, though, and I'll just slide you back a slot in the queue and try to slide someone else up.

We will aim for a maximum of three games a month—I can't always guarantee we'll play more than one game, though I do guarantee that anyone who pledges at the Nice Plaything level will either get the game promised or their money back. I'm also expanding the Nice Plaything to hold up to six slots.

With 2-3 games a month, I'm hoping it also gives flexibility if a couple players just aren't "meshing".

The (Mostly Pretty Obvious) Rules:

No interparty action unless both players explicitly agree that it's in their comfort zone.

Players (and GMs) have the right to veto or fade-to-black a scene if it's uncomfortable or not enjoyable for them. There's no penalty for doing this. If a player vetos a scene that other players were enjoying, I'll generally be happy to play out the scene with them separately at a later time.

Be considerate of other players, and try not to hijack scenes that everyone wants to enjoy! Nobody likes the bard who talks over the other PCs in every roleplaying encounter. Nobody likes the barbarian who needlessly stabs the questgiver and forces the story to grind to a halt.

Always try to plan your actions out before it's your turn, especially if combat seems to be dragging.

Bad behavior can get you ejected from the queue permanently, and I'm not going to refund you if you disrupt the game itself. Nobody be a jerk and we'll all have fun. :P

Poll

Oh, and as a little reward for making it this far, I need ideas for the other 1-2 games. What should they be about? For example, the current game is about goblin maids and fauns, primarily. Just vote for whichever combination catches your fancy!