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I like RPGs. D&D, WoD, L5R, RoS, GURPS, and any other pithy acronym one would care to add. I also just moved back to Boston after three years away and have no one to play RPGs with. I'm far more player than GM.
I'll try just about anything once.
I've played the standard: D&D, WoD, GURPS, CoC. Played some less popular ones: CthulhuTech, Kobolds Ate My Baby, Paranoia, All Flesh Must Be Eaten. I'd really like to play some Legend of the Five Rings, Shadowrun, Cyberpunk, or Riddle of Steel.
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Not much of a GM. I have great ideas and mediocre execution. As a player, I need only focus on one character in depth, however. I do very well with that. I make effective characters, but not the sort to make something too strong for the game.
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