Introductions

[kytodd]

Hi all. I found this forum while doing some snooping around on the web for Arduin/Chaosium/Misc. Role Playing info.

I started playing RPGs in 1978 and have played and ran the following:

AD&D 1st Ed.
Arduin/D&D mix
Gamma World 1st Ed.
Call Of Cthulhu 1st & 5th Ed.
Hawkmoon
Stormbringer
Superworld
Boot Hill
Top Secret

I've been running games now with my kids (15 & 13) and they are having a great time. I hope to give them good experiences so they'll go off on their own with this hobby.

I've worked in a comic book store, delivered bread, worked construction, and even ran my own karate school for 7 years. I live in Idaho and work with my horses now (training, cattle drives, etc.)

Anyway, just wanted to introduce myself and say that this looks like a great place to share.

Take care,

JR

[Trifletraxor]

Welcome to the forum MrJealousy and kytodd!

SGL.

[naturaltwenty]

Hello all,

my name is Greg Volz and I've played RPG's since about 1981 or so...but suprisingly never played any BRP game...although I've owned RuneQuest Deluxe and ran it once.

I just purchased the new BRP rulebook and am excited to create some monomythesque fantasy worlds and adventures.

Thanks,

Greg Volz
Natural Twenty Gaming
Natural Twenty Gaming

[rhialto]

Hello All,

Discovered the BRP forums many moons ago, but only recently signed up when I saw BRP was actually seeing print. I've played too many RPGs to list, but the pertinent are RQI-RQIII, original CoC (still have my boxed set minus the rulebook ), Pendragon and too many homebrews based on BRP. I just acquired the new BRP, Stormbringer (plus many sale supplements) and CoC 6th and look forward to introducing my group to BRP (they're D&D 3rd adherents, mostly out of inertia ).

Cheers,
Rhialto

[Trifletraxor]

Welcome Greg & Rhialto! Hope you're happy with your new BRP book!

SGL.

[TomBedlam]

Howdy all,
I wandered over here from Ole Yoggie. My real name is John, but I generally meandered around the intertubes by the handle of TomBedlam. My favorite game is Call of Cthulhu. My second favorite game is Pendragon in it's earlier incarnation. I've been role playing on and off for the last 20 years. I've been a fan of Chaosium products for much of that time. It gratifying to see BRP come into it's own. I look forward to see it's evolution.

These forums look nice and civilized much like Ole Yoggie. I might sit a spell.

[GerallKahla]

Howdy, TomBedlam!

I've seen that name over on Yog-Sothoth.com; I look forward to hearing your perspectives over here as well.

Anything fun or interesting happening lately? Regards --

[TomBedlam]

Thanks for the welcome. Sadly, I'm currently without a steady game. The group I usually have a a game is too rock em sock em for me and I"ve finally had enough. I like games that have more role playing and investigation, hence my love of Call of Cthulhu. I may look into some online options. I really prefer to be face to face.

[sugarwookie]

David Baity here, all the way from Greenville SC in the USA. I'm really hoping that BRP will be the last book I buy in search of a good system. I've read through some of it and think it's a good solid game, so hopefully it'll stay around!


Peace,

D

[kryptickelt]

Dave Mc Neill here. Very happy to see that BRP has arrived while I was in hibernation the last little bit. I was sorry to see Stormbringer go post Elric! but am happy to see a means of continuation that will allow an easier time of running various environments with the same set of rules.

I enjoy both playing and running games as well as simply designing settings for my amusement. If I've run a game or run a system, I also play or have played it at some point in time. Rather than list all the games I've played over the years, I'll just state I've played most everything I've encountered over the years and keep coming back to Chaosium and their system because it satisfies the itch I've got for a good overall system that is flexible enough to do what I want it to do when I want it to do it.