Allo! New here · Game Master's Laboratory

Allo! New here

One of fellow players sent me a link to this community. As I always love learning more about facilitating games, I decided to join.

I love lots of games to play. Games like Fudge, Sentinel Comics, Traveller, Call of Cthulhu, Gumshoe, Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple, Koriko: A Magical Year, D&D, etc.

I'm currently playing 4 ongoing games as a GM and 2 as a PC.

As a GM: a Traveller (Mongoose 2nd edition) game set in my own sector. It's the border of Imperium space near some Aslan clans in conflict. The group have a type S scout ship named the Manzikert. It is mostly sandbox as I discover more of this sector.

A Dragon Age ttrpg set set during the Mage-Templar War (ie. after Dragon Age 2 and before Inquisition). The group are all rogues and they just took over a lyrium smuggling operation. They've been told there's a larger smuggling network. The villain is a tranquil merchant who operates the network to get the components for a ritual. She plans to open the gates of the Black City and destroy it.

A Star Trek Adventures game set right after the Dominion War. The PCs are the crew of the USS Victoria, a Luna class starship as they are to explore the Shackleton Expanse. Mostly episodic games with a thread.

A Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition campaign as we plan to go through the H1 to E3 series of adventures. The PCs are a group of pixies that serve the archfey Zybilna (aka Iggwilv aka Tasha). We are still early in H1 Keep on the Shadowfell.

As a PC, I play in a Marvel Multiverse rpg game in the Cataclysm of Kang. I play Oneiroi, a gaseous alien from the Dream Dimension. They can possess machines and invent stuff. I view them a portion of the Dream Dimension made manifest.

I also play a witch in Koriko: A Magical Year. As it is a solo rpg, I wonder if would count as having both roles of GM and PC.

I've been playing rpgs since the 1990s. I started learning to GM in the 1990s as I was babysitting and kids were curious. Kids enjoyed themselves and I got repeat babysitting business.

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