Tabletop Role-Playing Games on Mumble

[Threevenge]

So I was talking to a few guys on Mumble and it appeared there might be some interesting in running some single or mini-campaign role-playing sessions using Mumble and maybe Roll20. I thought I'd see if the interest in the community is big enough for me to take the time to set something up. Beginners are welcome. I'd love to introduce some people to role-playing games, it's a pretty neat genre.

Here's a list of a few games that I'd be up to running. I'm trying to cover a variety of settings. Let me know if any of these seem interesting to you:

D6 Fantasy/Space/Adventure - Pretty generic role-playing systems that use only 6-sided dice. All of these rulebooks are free and available at DriveThruStuff. Advantage here is people can read through the basics to understand how the game is played and design their own characters before we begin a session.

Atomic Highway - A post-apocalyptic setting focused on cinematic-style action, also available on DriveThruStuff.

Tenra Bansho Zero - As they describe it, a "hyper-Asian" setting, combining several staples of anime and kabuki theatre. Available classes are pretty diverse and include some unique stuff, like healers that use parasitic worms they store inside their own bodies. The rules aren't free but I have a copy and it's a pretty simple structure, simple enough to play with voicechat.

As mentioned, just let me know if you'd be up for it and we'll see if we can get a session going.

[Dark_Sage]

As I said on Mum I'd be in; I don't really have a preference and would be good with what other people want but I think it may be best to start with a standard one and see how it turns out.

[Clapon]

Sounds fun but my scheduled changes every week so it'd have to be if I'm on Ill play kind of thing for me.

Any game/story works for me ^^

[Threevenge]

Originally Posted by Dark_Sage

As I said on Mum I'd be in; I don't really have a preference and would be good with what other people want but I think it may be best to start with a standard one and see how it turns out.

All the options I have listed are pretty simple, nothing beyond a beginner level. Considering I have only had the pleasure of GM'ing 4 or 5 sessions before it's necessary for me as well so I don't get bogged down in calculations and book keeping.

Clapon, we'll aim for just a single session or two to start out and see if going to a larger campaign is worthwhile.