As facinated as I am by D&D and my multiple horrible attempts at trying to figure out how character sheets work, my lack of moolah for irl manuals and such all combine to make a poorly informed, starry eyed 21 year old who has never so much as held a D20 let alone felt the horror/thrill of rolling a nat 1 or 20.

I know a few terms and basic things, though that's just from peicing together things from D&D greentexts and animated YouTube videos. I might just be as noobish as it gets around here when it comes to D&D while still knowing what it is.

My entire point is... Any DM or small parties open to somebody joining and trying to learn? I've always enjoyed playing supportive roles when it matters, so I guess depending on the situation I would try my hand at rolling a cleric or druid.

Im contemplating running a king make, or a crown of madness campaign from PF. The first one would require playing Over discord through roll20 or table top however. As the campaign is pretty friggin long.

I have a little experience in this area having gotten a couple different games together that were comprised of mostly new players.

Besides that, my personal preference for style of play has always been the classic dungeon crawl - kick in the door, slay the monsters, loot the treasure chest (after disabling the trap), keep going deeper into the dungeon to face the dragon at the bottom.

I’d consider running something like that for 3.5

Hmm, I could run a dungeon crawl. I prefer Pathfinder though, it's just a better version of 3.5

It may very well be, I’ve simply never tried it plus I am far too financially invested in my collection of 3.5 books, supplements, modules, etc.

Even so, I am not particularly interested in edition wars. Just like to play D&D

Would love to join if something meshes together.