I'm thinking about hosting a DnD type RP where there's practically no set story (unless if I decide to or someone requests). There is permadeath, NPC interactions will be run by me, and one character at one time (Another character can be made if yours dies). The group can split off and interact with NPC's separately, meaning that I'll be writing separately for each group. In terms of post consistency, I can post within a few hours after 6:00 PM and at the very latest a few days. If your character is by themselves, then I will be willing to schedule a time to do speed posting on google docs. (I'll post the link in IC when finished)

I will be counting character statuses with detail whether or not you take notes. Off the top of my head, here are the things I will be keeping track on a separate doc: Inventory (Gold, Potions, Cursed Paraphernalia), General Statuses (Effects, Health, Mana, or Revival Buffs), Classes and skills.

I'll probably will only have 5 players at most to keep things somewhat simple, considering the split group thing I will do.

I hope this gains some attention. :3

As an experienced D&D player I can tell you this: Sandboxes are awful. Without any evident goal, a party will dissolve, since there is no reason for them to stay together. You need a plot, or at least a metaplot, in order to have a game. Also, you're keeping track of way too much for the players. Have them keep track of their own money and status effects. There's no reason for DMs to kill themselves every game.

@Jove Thank you for the advice. I think I may repost this or reconfigure how this will RP will go. (Probably will change it tomorrow)

And for the love of Gygax, make it interesting! Make a setting that uses its source material, rather than one that is used by it. Or else you'll end up like Golarion: awfully bland.

I would love to join if you accept a noob

Sorry, due to some sudden occurrences, I don't think that I'll be able to do this RP.

Interested.

@LordofthePies It ded

Oh.