Description

I'm a creative with a background in collaborative storytelling that started long before tabletop. My roots are in book-based roleplay and written fiction, so character voice, motivation, and internal consistency matter a lot to me. I carry that same approach to the table. My TTRPG experience is honest but specific. I've played a handful of One Piece-themed D&D homebrew one-shots and two proper D&D sessions, so I'm genuinely newer to true tabletop compared to some. That said, I'm currently active in a living campaign built on a hybrid D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, and Naruto 5e ruleset, and I've picked things up fast. I'm not afraid to ask questions, and I do the reading. I also have special needs that can make processing dense information a bit slower. It has never stopped me from being a full, committed player, but I wanted to be upfront about it. Playstyle: Roleplay-first. I build characters from the inside out, starting with a concept, a voice, and a reason for existing in the world. I enjoy mechanical depth and I'm not against combat, but what keeps me at the table is character work, political texture, and a story that rewards investment. Morally complex scenarios are a plus. What I bring: Genuine investment in the shared story and a strong creative instinct shaped by years of writing and collaborative fiction. Outside of tabletop I work with streamers and artists on creative projects, so I think about storytelling and world-building with some intentionality. Inspirations: One Piece is a big one for tone. I'm drawn to stories that balance levity with real consequence, and worlds that feel like they existed before the players arrived. Logistics: Based in the UK (GMT). Online games preferred. I'm a reliable, consistent presence when I commit. Reservations: Pure dungeon-crawl with minimal story isn't really my thing. I want to care about what's happening and who I'm sharing the table with.

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