Getting In A Game

Scheduling Games:

To get into a game, another way instead of waiting for random applications is to be formally scheduled by the players. The players are meant to be the driving force behind all the action. One player is to become the leader of this expedition, letting me know the content you wish to explore, I will then prepare for it. You do not have to pick a certain rumor or quest. Your expedition can simply be, "I would like to check out the surrounding lands of x." All times discussed must and will be in GMT-6. It's just easier that way, it's what we have decided upon. Learn GMT if you don't know it. There's no other option. One player will take up the torch of being an the expedition leader. The expedition leader will work with the DM to find a date and time that works, and then find players that can accompany the leader. A player cannot create successive expeditions. This is to avoid cliques and allows letting everyone have a turn. This resets after a different player creates an expedition.
 * The expedition leader will find three others that they wish to take with them. Excluding social quests, only four players are allowed on an expedition.


 * A game scheduled this way will not be picking up new members if there is a deserter at game time. We simply will not run. This game will be scheduled as an absolute.
 * If something comes up in which you have to cancel as a player or a leader, you will let your DM know in a timely manner no later than 24 HOURS before starting . Legitimate emergencies aside, honesty is key here.
 * Expedition choice must be reasonable. An entire party of level 1's are not going to take on and kill a Mummy Lord or Adult Red Dragon. Pick something that is reasonable to level, location, and the current wilderness explored.
 * The game date will be scheduled at a minimum of one day in advance, and a maximum of one week in advance.
 * If you agree to partake in an expedition, you are required to show up or give 24 hours notice or be marked as a deserter. Deserter's will be marked for their offence in detail, putting a permanent record on their creditability. Deserters will have lower priority than other players. Continual deserters will be removed from Dawn of Valencia.
 * If you are late by no more than 5 minutes without notice, you will be marked as a deserter, the game cancelled. If your DM is feeling up to it, they may continue with a filler player if they wish.