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Update log - 13.05.2026 “A year of Groupfinder”
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Update log - 13.05.2026 “A year of Groupfinder”

Its gonna be May. /images/general-media/1778679800_avRWtoFC.gifThis is gonna ruin the tour... Well, it already is May - and its time for this month’s overview of what we have done during the last month. We would like to keep you updated as to how the platform is evolving and growing - especially since many of our updates might be something you have not noticed (you can read the last month's update log here). Birthday.. Of sorts It was the end of April of last year when we released the current version of Groupfinder. Partly. Most of you might not be aware that Groupfinder was first launched in 2021. We first created the platform for the Estonian TTRPG community to help our local players find groups and players more easily. And it was well-received and used, prompting us to keep working on it, improving and tweaking. /images/general-media/1778679949_qEWkiP3e.jpgHow far we've come since 2021.  Many years later, we decided to step it up a notch and redesign the entire platform and open it up to the world. More than half a year later, Groupfinder (now called Groupfinder, not Grupileidja) was finally released. It took us a few months before we were ready for the global audience. In september, we had our ducks in a row and we started spreading the word about the platform. Users from all over the world slowly started discovering the site and signing up. Gaining initial traction was a difficult task - users would not bother to use Groupfinder, because there weren’t users on the platform. A vicious circle that eventually was resolved thanks to our early pioneers, willing to give us a shot and posted their profiles and groups here. And now, a year later, we can see the platform has almost 6000 registered users with over 1500 active profiles and almost 700 active groups.    Players and systems During the last month, we improved player post creation - choosing the game system is now more visual and clearer. In addition - the process has been integrated with the Library. If a system exists there, it will be more visually distinct. As well as linked to the corresponding Library entry page. Hopefully more players will discover alternative systems to try out. /images/general-media/1778680166_bQADP9rj.pngChoosing the correct systems has never been easier. On Groupfinder The player profile page itself has also been updated and refreshed in multiple ways, making your profile a better calling card for you. Panel is Dashboard We used to call the homepage, the Panel. But we realized, that it didn’t make that much sense to most users. So it is now Dashboard. Not a huge change - but a change nonetheless. The dashboard also received multiple updates and tweaks to make things less cluttered and messy. Library is getting stocked During the month, the library has received multiple new entries. By multiple - I believe we can say well over a hundred new entries have been added. There are multiple new tools, video creators and podcasts/actual play entries for you to discover. Waiting for your next session? Perfect time to start enjoying an actual play series to keep the hype going and perhaps be inspired by the way other groups play. Article series “Covering the basics” We also started with an introductory blog series called “Covering the basics”. Something to guide new players taking their first steps in the hobby. Currently there is one for “Making a character” and one for “How to start as a Dungeon Master”.    And while not part of the series, you might want to take a look at the “Safety tools” article. Something to consider when starting a group with people you’ve never played with before. Tweaks & fixes We've kept a watchful eye on various bugs and problems that needed addressing. The mobile notifications were overly aggressive and at times got a bit spammy - we've told the messenger to calm down.  In messenger you can now react to messages, making it easier for you to agree upon a certain ruling or arrangement. Or, if you like, you can send an image of surprised Pikachu. Sending images in messenger is now possible. Sending a message to someone, but they just won't respond? Hover over their timezone on their profile and see what time it is for them. Maybe they are sleeping. Maybe you should also be? May-be that is all Thanks for reading this month’s update. We will keep on working on things in the background. You can join the Groupfinder discord server if you want to share some thoughts or problems with the platform.   And as always - if you have found Groupfinder useful in any way - be sure to share it with others. Either via a social media post, or just tell your friends about it. You sharing Groupfinder helps us grow. And with more users - more groups. Till next time.

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PATH2E
Pathfinder 2E
VtM
Vampire: The Masquerade
...
Online
ToxicPhosphorus
Hello!! My name is Ghast or Phosphorus, I'm 16 and it's quite hard to find a campaign that actually allows people younger than 18 or 21. More about me: I enjoy writing and music. I have a cat named Mason who is my pride and joy. I'm panromantic, grnderfluid and orchidsexual!!  More about me as a player: I love collaborating with the DM and other players!! I enjoy having lighthearted moments and really emotional moments as well! I play a lot of support characters, mostly clerics (in 5e) though i'd love to try some other classes! I love to make Pinterest boards and even diaries for my characters sometimes, I love lighthearted themes but my absolute favorites are Horror, Mystery, Roleplay heavy. If you're looking for a player who enjoys heavy combat, I am not for you. Systems i am interested in: Call of Cthulhu, Delta Green, WoD, Pathfinder 2E, Cyberpunk RED, Monster of the week. Personal no-go's: If you use or endorse Generative ai of any sort, Do not contact me, If you dislike the LGBTQIA+, POC or people with disabilities, Do not contact me, If you make jokes at others expense or if you say slurs (Including the R slur) Do not contact me.
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Posted 39 minutes ago
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DND5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5E
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New York
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Jay
I'm Jay, He/Him, 18 and fairly fresh to TTRPG and want to get a little further into this hobby. I can stick with any play style that a group needs or DM feels to run, But I love being a offense brick for the team.
Tabletop RPG
Tabletop RPG
DND5.5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E (2024)
Online
Campaign
The Mines, the Mansion, and the Obelisk
Players
5/6
Paid game
Paid game
GM
1/1
Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E (2024)
en English

The Mines, the Mansion, and the Obelisk

Paid game Paid game
Party Size: 4-6 (5 seats filled) Session 1 June 13th Level range: 1-13 Played on: Foundry, Discord (voice), Startplaying (Payments/scheduling) Session time: 3-3:30 hours Weekly Sunday 9:00 AM (PST GMT-7) Cost: $7.50 Sessions 0/1 free This is not Phandelver and Below as written, this is a unique spin on the adventure adding elements of Helianas and A House Divided. The goal of this combination will be to give new players the opportunity to learn the game in a simple new player friendly semi-linear adventure(part1), while also allowing more experienced players to dive in and learn/experience the optional heliana harvesting, crafting, and cooking mechanics. Then, after you've got some experience under your belt and the party is more comfortable together, dive into a more complicated, in-depth, and non linear second adventure(part2.) That grants far more freedom. And then after that, returning to where it began and concluding the adventure with part 3. Why is this adventure on the cheaper end? Because although I have run lost mines, and a house divided before. This will be the first time running them as 1, as well as the shattered obelisk conclusion. The session cost is merely to cover the campaigns expenses. What to Expect from part 1: Journey from the city of Neverwinter through treacherous wilderness, explore mysterious caves, and delve into ancient ruins. Your choices will shape the fate of Phandalin as you encounter colourful characters, battle fearsome monsters, and perhaps even claim a lost mine of legendary proportions! What to expect from part 2: Your party of adventurers investigate an old manor house that has been abandoned for the last twenty years following the sudden and mysterious disappearance of its occupants. Within the grounds of the old estate, however, their exploration begins to take a turn. The party will quickly realize that something horrible happened in this place and the missing members of the family are not gone, nor have they forgotten their sins against each other. What to Expect from part 3: come face to face with what has been lurking behind the scenes since the beginning. Content Warning: This campaign contains some events or subject matter which may be uncomfortable for some players. it includes combat encounters which depict sequences of violence. Additionally, the adventure includes certain events which portray body horror, cannibalism, death, familial and emotional abuse, supernatural horror, human experimentation, murder, kidnapping, mind control, ghostly possession, torture, and large spiders. The first and third parts of this campaign will consist of an even mix of combat, roleplay, and puzzles while the second part will include tactical combat and unique encounters, The primary focus of this part will be roleplay. will respond accordingly To everything you do. Every decision will matter. You will be given access to a discord channel to talk amongst players, bounce ideas, and whatever else you wish to talk about with your party. Characters will begin at Level 1 and should be created using D&D Beyond with the 2024 ruleset. Once finalized, I will recreate your characters in Foundry VTT using their fully integrated modules before play begins to ensure no issues. Ability scores by default will be either point buy or standard array. If all players want a more heroic campaign, we can instead roll for stats together during session 0 using a custom array. All official D&D 5e content published by Wizards of the Coast (2024 Rules) is permitted. I am completely open to 3rd party, I own dozens of these books on DnD Beyond and Foundry, however any of these character options must be approved first. If you're a newer player I highly recommend you stick to official sources, but if you feel the official options aren’t your cup of tea, I will gladly work with you to find something else you may enjoy. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions. https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmpqcxhlq00kkl404yl03rrhe

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Tabletop RPG
Tabletop RPG
DH
Daggerheart
Online
Campaign
[FREE] The Whispering Resistance: Ignite Hope!
Players
4/6
GM
1/1
Daggerheart
en English

[FREE] The Whispering Resistance: Ignite Hope!

Homebrew Homebrew
Newbie friendly Newbie friendly
[Saturdays 11am EST] - Looking for 1 more player for a weekly homebrew campaign. - Current party: 4 players, level 4: Warlock, Bard, Sorcerer, Guardian. - Theme/what to expect: Building a resistance vs a suppressing Empire. High-Stakes Espionage & Guerrilla Warfare, a challenging, high-tension game of stealth and strategy. This campaign can be deadly if your first instincts are to always fight. Trust is a resource, every mission is critical, and failure could mean the end of the rebellion. You are the embers of hope in a world of ash. Campaign Hook: The reign of the tyrant Zharr is absolute. His legions patrol every street, his spies listen in every tavern. Hope is a forgotten word. You are members of a secret resistance, fighting a desperate war in the shadows. Your missions are not about glory; they are about survival and sabotage. You must rescue captured leaders, steal enemy secrets, and strike at the heart of a seemingly invincible war machine. You cannot win in open battle. But perhaps...you can ignite a flame. Is this you? - likes bringing ideas to the table - can attend weekly - Enjoys building story with other players and the world around them - Loves roleplaying and combat Table Policy: To make sure the group is respectful of everyone's time and effort put both in and out of character, - attendance is important -. Players will be let go if they miss too many sessions or frequently late. If others are putting in great effort and reserving time to show up and play, then priority will be given to those who really want to do the same. Contributing to the table falls in the same category. This is a collaborative story.

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DND5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5E
DND5.5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E (2024)
Online
LegoImp
Hello! The name's LegoImp, I have been playing DnD for about 10-11 years as a player, mainly in 5e 2014, and I am looking to join a campaign for after work hours!  I am fairly creative, trying to get into the spirit of the whole roleplaying stuff cause I have been having fun with that, and overall cool person to be with. I do use discord for talking, and I also prefer to use some kind of VTT for more immersion and stuff. I usually use DnDBeyond for making character sheets, and I know how to use Roll20, Fantasy Grounds, and I was very briefly introduced to Foundry, which I like so far, but am willing to learn other programs if needed. My availability is going to be somewhere on the weekdays during the evening starting at 6:30PM MST/7:30PM CST/8:30PM EST. I can go either DnD 5e 2014 or 2024, though with the character I'm planning, it might end up being 2014. And like I said, I do like campaigns that have a lot of roleplaying, but also some combat, and I am willing to be flexible with what would interest me, and that includes homebrew stuff, for the character idea I currently want to use, which would be an amnesiac type timid character. If any of you lovely DMs wants an amnesiac character that you can inflict some suffering on and have some fun with, I am your gal, so dm me, if you are interested to have me join your campaign! Discord: legoimp
Tabletop RPG
Tabletop RPG
DND5E
Dungeons & Dragons 5E
Online
Campaign
Create your own adventure!
New
Posted 1 hour ago
Players
0/4
Paid game
Paid game
GM
1/1
Dungeons & Dragons 5E
en English

Create your own adventure!

Paid game Paid game
The greatest stories are not discovered — they are created together. This is a fully custom tabletop RPG experience where you and your fellow players help shape the world, themes, factions, conflicts, and legends that define the campaign. Whether you dream of exploring shattered kingdoms beneath crimson skies, surviving cosmic horror in a dying city, navigating neon-lit cyberpunk conspiracies, or sailing through magical oceans aboard a skyship, this game is built around the stories you want to tell. Combat heavy, political intrigue, narrative driven, puzzles and more, tell me your vision and I can bring it to life. Before the campaign begins, we’ll work together to establish the tone, setting, themes, and character connections that matter most to the group. Your choices won’t just affect the story — they will help create the world itself. This is a collaborative, player-driven experience where actions have lasting consequences and the narrative evolves naturally around the party. I aim to create a living world that reacts intelligently to player decisions while still allowing room for the unexpected “rule of cool” moments that make tabletop RPGs unforgettable. Beginners are absolutely welcome, and experienced players will find plenty of depth, complexity, and freedom to explore. Price will be $30/hr, which can be split among the players. Up to 5 players per game No predetermined rails. No fixed destiny. Just your story — waiting to be written.

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Update log - 13.05.2026 “A year of Groupfinder”
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Update log - 13.05.2026 “A year of Groupfinder”

Its gonna be May. /images/general-media/1778679800_avRWtoFC.gifThis is gonna ruin the tour... Well, it already is May - and its time for this month’s overview of what we have done during the last month. We would like to keep you updated as to how the platform is evolving and growing - especially since many of our updates might be something you have not noticed (you can read the last month's update log here). Birthday.. Of sorts It was the end of April of last year when we released the current version of Groupfinder. Partly. Most of you might not be aware that Groupfinder was first launched in 2021. We first created the platform for the Estonian TTRPG community to help our local players find groups and players more easily. And it was well-received and used, prompting us to keep working on it, improving and tweaking. /images/general-media/1778679949_qEWkiP3e.jpgHow far we've come since 2021.  Many years later, we decided to step it up a notch and redesign the entire platform and open it up to the world. More than half a year later, Groupfinder (now called Groupfinder, not Grupileidja) was finally released. It took us a few months before we were ready for the global audience. In september, we had our ducks in a row and we started spreading the word about the platform. Users from all over the world slowly started discovering the site and signing up. Gaining initial traction was a difficult task - users would not bother to use Groupfinder, because there weren’t users on the platform. A vicious circle that eventually was resolved thanks to our early pioneers, willing to give us a shot and posted their profiles and groups here. And now, a year later, we can see the platform has almost 6000 registered users with over 1500 active profiles and almost 700 active groups.    Players and systems During the last month, we improved player post creation - choosing the game system is now more visual and clearer. In addition - the process has been integrated with the Library. If a system exists there, it will be more visually distinct. As well as linked to the corresponding Library entry page. Hopefully more players will discover alternative systems to try out. /images/general-media/1778680166_bQADP9rj.pngChoosing the correct systems has never been easier. On Groupfinder The player profile page itself has also been updated and refreshed in multiple ways, making your profile a better calling card for you. Panel is Dashboard We used to call the homepage, the Panel. But we realized, that it didn’t make that much sense to most users. So it is now Dashboard. Not a huge change - but a change nonetheless. The dashboard also received multiple updates and tweaks to make things less cluttered and messy. Library is getting stocked During the month, the library has received multiple new entries. By multiple - I believe we can say well over a hundred new entries have been added. There are multiple new tools, video creators and podcasts/actual play entries for you to discover. Waiting for your next session? Perfect time to start enjoying an actual play series to keep the hype going and perhaps be inspired by the way other groups play. Article series “Covering the basics” We also started with an introductory blog series called “Covering the basics”. Something to guide new players taking their first steps in the hobby. Currently there is one for “Making a character” and one for “How to start as a Dungeon Master”.    And while not part of the series, you might want to take a look at the “Safety tools” article. Something to consider when starting a group with people you’ve never played with before. Tweaks & fixes We've kept a watchful eye on various bugs and problems that needed addressing. The mobile notifications were overly aggressive and at times got a bit spammy - we've told the messenger to calm down.  In messenger you can now react to messages, making it easier for you to agree upon a certain ruling or arrangement. Or, if you like, you can send an image of surprised Pikachu. Sending images in messenger is now possible. Sending a message to someone, but they just won't respond? Hover over their timezone on their profile and see what time it is for them. Maybe they are sleeping. Maybe you should also be? May-be that is all Thanks for reading this month’s update. We will keep on working on things in the background. You can join the Groupfinder discord server if you want to share some thoughts or problems with the platform.   And as always - if you have found Groupfinder useful in any way - be sure to share it with others. Either via a social media post, or just tell your friends about it. You sharing Groupfinder helps us grow. And with more users - more groups. Till next time.

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How to Play Dungeons & Dragons Online
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How to Play Dungeons & Dragons Online

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Software, Hardware, and Finding the Perfect Digital Table Dungeons & Dragons is known to be illustrated by people sitting around a table, rolling dice and eating snacks together. But with the rapid rise in popularity, many games are now happening online. Tables have extended beyond physical limitations and can now connect players in different countries or even continents.  Playing tabletop RPGs online has evolved from a backup plan into the preferred way to play for millions of players worldwide. Whether you are struggling to coordinate schedules with local friends or want to dive into the hobby for the very first time, playing online removes geographic boundaries entirely. This guide breaks down exactly how to play dnd online, detailing the tools you need, the best software available, and how to find a welcoming group. Hardware and setup You don't need a powerful gaming computer to play D&D, although making sure you meet the baseline requirements will help you avoid any technical glitches or issues and make sure the focus remains on what matters - the story itself. The computer A standard laptop or desktop computer is highly recommended. While you can access certain character sheets via your phone, running a virtual map, looking up rules, and participating in a voice call simultaneously requires the screen real estate of a proper monitor. The microphone Bad video is tolerable, bad audio ruins games. Built-in laptop microphones may pick up the sound of your computer's fans, your typing and every nearby siren. Invest in a dedicated USB microphone or a decent headset. Your party will thank you. Headphones over speakers Always wear headphones while playing online. If your microphone picks up the game audio coming out of your desktop speakers, it creates an unbearable echoing feedback loop for everyone else in the call. A webcam Ask your group what their camera policy is before Session 0. Some tables require webcams because reading facial expressions drastically improves roleplay and keeps players focused. Other groups prefer voice-only "Theater of the Mind" style play to protect privacy and keep things casual. The Virtual Tabletop (VTT) A Virtual Tabletop (VTT) is the software that acts as your digital table. It displays maps, tracks the locations of character tokens, and handles dice rolling (if your group decides to roll digital dice). Choosing the right one depends entirely on your budget and how much time you want to spend learning the software. Owlbear Rodeo Free (with premium tiers) Best for: Casual groups, fast setup, simplicity Roll20 Free / Optional subscription Best for: Browser-based play, massive player base FreeVTT Free with no registration required Best for: Online and in-person games Foundry VTT One-time GM fee ($50, free for players) Best for: Advanced automation, heavy modding, lighting Fantasy Grounds One-time Subscription or license tiers Best for: Deep rulebook integration, tactical automation and many others you can browse here If your game does not rely on battlemaps, you might not even need to set up a VTT system. Or your GM might direct a webcam at their table, where they have a physical grid or terrain removing the need for a digital platform setup. Video and voice Unless your game is "play by post" (text-based game through a chat or forum) you will need a platform to communicate on. For most people the primary choice will be Discord. Although there is a multitude of various other platforms (Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and many others alike) that work just as well. Some VTT platforms have integrated a video and voice module to keep things in one place. Make sure to test your microphone and video before the game begins to avoid the classic "Can you hear me? I cant hear you? Why can't you see my video" situation. How to be a great digital player Playing through a monitor requires a distinct set of social manners to keep the game moving smoothly. Implement these four simple habits to ensure your Game Master invites you back: Art of the Pause Online audio cuts out when multiple people speak at once. Practice leaving a tiny half-second buffer zone before speaking up to prevent accidentally talking over your fellow players or the GM. Minimize digital distractions It is incredibly easy to open a second browser window to browse social media or play a video game while another player is taking their turn in combat. Avoid this at all costs. GMs put hours of unpaid work into prepping maps and stories; give them your full attention. Remove the background noise If you are playing in a loud household, have pets that bark, or are chewing on snacks, turn on Push-to-Talk or keep your microphone muted whenever you aren't actively speaking. Test your tech early Don't wait until exactly game time to find out your browser needs an update or your headset isn't syncing. Log into your Discord channel 5 to 10 minutes early to run an audio diagnostic test and ensure everything is working smoothly. How to find an online group Once you have your headset plugged in and your necessary accounts created, you face the most notorious hurdle in the entire hobby: finding an active group of people to play with. With Groupfinder you can filter players and games by timezones, to make sure that your schedules align. There is a multitude of groups and players looking for their next game - Either reach out to a group or create your own player post.

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3d6 Down the Line
Actual Play & Podcasts

3d6 Down the Line

TTRPG
English
Actual Play
3d6 Down the Line is the most criminally under-watched actual play series on the internet. We're a group of friends who enjoy playing and showcasing a variety of independent tabletop roleplaying games. Our mission is to inspire both new and veteran players through our "community-first" approach to published content. Links 3d6downtheline.com - Official website youtube.com - Youtube channel discord.gg - Discord server patreon.com - Patreon page

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Video

Foolhardy Press

TTRPG
English
Youtube
TTRPG History, Video Essays, Tips and More. Uploads Weekly. Links youtube.com - Youtube channel itch.io - Foolhardy Press itch.io page ko-fi.com - Ko-Fi page

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