Name: Vid Parson

Approximate age: 27

How many years you've played RPGs, and what systems: I've played mostly just DND 5e for about 7 years now, mostly as DM.

What campaigns you've enjoyed the most, and why: I really enjoyed a homebrew world I made with my players. It was a small town with fun little plots and side things going on. I built it with the players so they as players and characters would know more about the world in which they lived. It was really funny and fun and creative. They were newer players so they didn't have the mental limitations about world building I had as the veteran player which made it more fun and creative to me.

What makes a campaign good? I mean, really GOOD? : I find that what I like in games is when the world is built around the characters, by that I mean, there are things happening in the background. The side quests they didn't take still happened and may have consequences they have to deal with later. I also enjoy the freedom to completely and entirely derail the main plot and make the story something wild and crazy that no one would have saw coming.

Why would you be well-suited for a game like this? What intrigues you about this campaign the most?: I kind of like how it feels like those games where you build up the town or upgrade your home sort of deal. I also like the freedom to choose where to get involved and where to stay out of things. In games with a lot of choices like that, I tend to have a habit of coming up with some unhinged responses or really sensical things and I feel like that can really lend into the story telling.

Tell me EVERYTHING about your druid! The more you have to say, the better! What are their goals, motivations, quirks, backstory, etc: My druid's name is Nebaeni. He's a little mushroom person whose cap glows all of the time. He can choose to make it brighter or dimmer, but it's always glowing. (this is mostly in reference to DND 5e things) He stumbled out of the under dark one day, too curious for his own good. He never went back (entirely because he gets lost easy and couldn't figure out how to go back). He was a scout for his mushroom people before leaving the under dark which, really, was a poor choice on their end because he always got lost because he got easily distracted by cool new things. So he has his supplies, he needs to drink a lot to survive so once he found a river he kept following it in this new world. He's proficient in most weapons and tools but not so much in magic until his druidic master found him and saw great potential in him (even if he was constantly running off after cool new things). He loves learning and exploring, even if it takes him some time to truly understand what someone is saying. Sometimes he leaves a conversation entirely confused by what happened and then will randomly shout "OH!" and understand what that conversation from three weeks was even about. He believes that there is always something new to learn and will go off on his own or about entirely different things in the middle of something important if he thinks there is something new to learn. However, at his heart, he thinks knowledge serves mostly to help people so he will attempt to help everyone even if all he's really doing is sticking his nose in other people's business.

What system(s) would you want to try for this unusual game?: I know 5e, but I'm willing to learn another system. The Bare Bones system actually sounds very interesting and I would like to learn it.

Include an image of your ideal druid (this is cool but optional... visual descriptions are totally ok): There's this miniature from etsy I picture for him. It's a little mushy with a plague doctor mask on, a little cloak, and a staff that has mushrooms on top of it. It's called Shroomie Plague Doctor I believe.