I'm interested in playing in a game by email (who wouldn't want to take 5 at work and play a little EotE?) and Skype games. is there a resource out there that aggregates others interested in this?

Thanks,

Phillip

There’s a number of games on roll20.net. Don’t know which ones are currently open, but I think that would be a better resource.

Good luck!

If you want to play by email, I'd recommend you look at roleplayinggames.net.... It's a dedicated website for Play by Posts, and it works very similarly to (and more efficiently than) playing by e-mail. You can even set it up so that new posts are emailed to you, so you can read what people add from the comfort of your inbox. There aren't any recruiting FFG games, but from what I hear, there are always GMs that can be convinced. For example, I have plans for an (admittedly niche) Edge of the Empire game that I might make good on, and I kind of want to run a more traditional or general campaign. It's just a matter of finding the time and the players, and making sure doing so doesn't tempt me into forgoing my other responsibilities, but if I knew there are a bunch of people waiting for a game, I might make a quicker decision....

If you want to play by email, I'd recommend you look at roleplayinggames.net.... It's a dedicated website for Play by Posts, and it works very similarly to (and more efficiently than) playing by e-mail. You can even set it up so that new posts are emailed to you, so you can read what people add from the comfort of your inbox. There aren't any recruiting FFG games, but from what I hear, there are always GMs that can be convinced. For example, I have plans for an (admittedly niche) Edge of the Empire game that I might make good on, and I kind of want to run a more traditional or general campaign. It's just a matter of finding the time and the players, and making sure doing so doesn't tempt me into forgoing my other responsibilities, but if I knew there are a bunch of people waiting for a game, I might make a quicker decision....

Well... consider me tempting you! Thanks for the info.

In another thread someone suggested rpol.net and that site seems to have many of the same features, but sure looks more "work friendly" - at least when it's up. It's presently offline for who knows whatever reason.