Hi, my name is Velka. I'm fairly new to this site, but it's one I plan to stick around, as I've had a lot of fun so far.<br/><br/>In my own circles, I run D&D adventures, and since there's a high number of pathfinder games visible on this site, I thought I'd throw my dice into the hat.<br/>My idea is to run Hoard of the Dragon Queen, a campaign written for 5th Edition, but with a twist: the influence of the Dragon Queen, infamous as the Ravenous Hydra, has spread through the land, and even non-dragons now find themselves overcome with voracious urges.<br/><br/>I'll be accepting 3-5 players for this adventure. Now, I'll summarize the pros and cons of using 5e over Pathfinder.<br/><br/>Pros: Simplicity: The 5e system is easier to understand, being a less complicated one. I'd say it's easier to start 5e if you're new to d20 games.<br/><br/>Cons: Um... Simplicity? Pathfinder has the Vore System Reference Document, which is a full set of grounded rules, which while more complicated, has a lot more of a grounding for VorePGs.<br/><br/>Still, as a modular game, I'm sure we can take the essential parts of that system, and adventure with what we can carry. Who's interested?