Thanks for the Comment @terminallyill!
I'll be sure to reach out to you and your team if I find myself in a long hallway with too many doors!
After @ericwilson introduced me to this platform when we had him on the podcast to talk about Steemit, I couldn't help but love the idea of Steemit. Though, I'm a little confused on how everything works I tend to be a pretty quick learner... for the most part.

Man! You have quite the history of D&D if you've been at it since AD&D! As far as the differences between the two, I'm actually not entirely sure as I've not had the chance to play in a D&D campaign. I'm more than happy to chat with you sometime about Pathfinder and learn from you about D&D.
It's funny you mention, "If you have any kind of online play, I may be interested in that as well!". The GM is looking to turn his campaign into almost an MMO style campaign where fans and people just looking for a good campaign can join over the web as needed, as he is looking to turn it into a show!
Check out the subreddit he has set up: https://www.reddit.com/r/WarForTheSunrise/
There is only a couple of threads on there at this time but there will for sure be more to come.

The biggest thing about the War for the Sunrise is that Urgathoa, the Varisian goddess of physical excess, disease, and the undead; has died, causing those whom are resurrected to have major issues when coming back. Basically best case scenario if you have to be resurrected is you come back with PTSD and some physical ailments.
There are multiple subplots/mission/quests to the story that he has created, but he keeps it extremely flexible to keep players from breaking it, at least, as much as possible! xD

I'll be sure to submit for the contest! Also, Thanks again for taking the time to comment and welcoming me so warmly to the community. Sincerely, it's much appreciated.

Talk to you soon I'm sure! :brofist: