Hey folks, DocRock here, I'm here with a bit of a thing that I've been thinking about.

For the past month or so, I've been considering as a down the line type game of fantasy adventure, or taking from one of my personal works to set up a sandbox tale. With the release news on the recent Nintendo Direct, I've felt more encouraged to seriously consider the former.

With that said, the reason I wanted to do this a few months down the line was due to a belief that I didn't have the readiness on the forum to make the game, and I wanted time to plan. I'm still going to do it a bit down the line, but I may push the time table up due to the breath of fresh air in my sails with the news regarding Rune Factory 4 Special Edition and Rune Factory 5's title being shown. That said, I'm just putting this feeler out, to see if anyone might be interested in helping me GM this, as while I've got the needed writings down that just need slight adaption(as I've researched Rune Factory extensively), I don't have the GM confidence yet. I'm also looking for anyone who might be a Rune Factory fan(or just likes high fantasy) who might be interested in submitting a character.

My current plans are not as crazy as the original plan was(which was up to three different threads based in free, casual, and advanced, to give all three types of skill levels different plotlines tailored to their preferences), but I'm still debating if I want to do a "slice of life" Rune Factory tale set within either the capital of Norad(main location of the games) or a random village/city, or what. Timing I'm looking at either during the war that the main games cover, or later, after the war ends. I know this may sound a bit all over the place, but I'm a tad distracted, and due to how my head is at the moment, its a bit hard to focus, but I'm trying.

Anyways, I guess there's a tl;dr now
1. Looking for folks interested in helping co-GM a Rune Factory based high fantasy game.
2. Also looking for folks interested in joining the game, don't need to know a lick of RF stuff, I'll help there
3. I'm still trying to decide the specific overarching narrative, such as where the game would be set, and what might be going on, but feedback is welcome.
4. There is no fourth thing.

Have a good one, I didn't put this in interest checks for casual since I'm doing long term planning. I hope folks like reading this, since I really do feel like I did a bad job explaining this.