I'm looking for a DM to run a PF 1e campaign wherein the character(s) might actually have encounters with something that doesn't only involve a bunch of monsters trying to kill the character(s) every day and twice on Sundays. I mean, what's the point of playing scantily-clad heroes or heroines on E if you're never going to find anything more then something that wants to just to kill and/or eat you? Let's add a bit of spice to things with some encounters where it's not just a fight, but maybe a seduction, or your quick wit to get out of the sticky wick it!
So, I guess what I'm looking for is perhaps more of an adventure or quest that includes the occasional misadventure thrown in to break up the do or die feel; a story/campaign wherein the party's doing more than just fighting for their lives... something perhaps even more risky, like their virtue? Looking for something with a bit of a twist too where the man characters are seeking redemption. May it be just for crimes that they themselves have committed in the past, or for there race as a whole. They have been each given a second chance at life but only under the stipulation that they become a better person then they were. For that second chance could just as easily be taken away. They have each been chosen for a reason by the gods. But they don't know that there continued existence could mean the life and death of the world.

A story with just a hint of humor, a dab of naughtiness, a dollop of kinkiness, a pinch of perversion to a quest for the legendary whatchamacallit of whoever they are.? An adventure in which the cost of failure isn't always certain death. But a grand adventure with overlapping story arcs is always a plus. That drives your character(s) on to the final outcome to save the land or be its downfall.

I feel your itch, not everything needs to be 'fight here, kill this, or die doing that other thing because gm reasons'. Maybe Gm's would feel like players power gamed less if the games werent just about killing things. Novel idea, right? less combat focus means less combat build aims... *mindsplosion

Anyways, I'm starting a pathfinder game (at someone elses request) that has background rules and kingdom maker going on. there will be plenty of scenarios and situations about from monsters to negotiating pickle trade deals.

In this world, bandits can find opportunity just as well as the rich and privileged.
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Count me among the interested for your upcoming campaign.

So I have a nonstandard Pathfinder game I want to run: The Air-Ship of Love.

It's an airship that flies out of a big tourist resort known for fostering a romantic atmosphere for people to find true love or rekindle that lost spark.

It will be very minimal in terms of combat and "enemies" and instead very high on navigating awkward social encounters. Demanding passengers, bickering couples, management that is constantly pressuring you to help the passengers "seal the deal".

It's a Rom/Com set in a fantasy setting with Pathfinder rules just to have some kind of rule system underpinning it.

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