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Hi LonelyYoda. Sorry, but the group isn't looking to add anyone right now.

Greetings. I'm looking for 4-5 players for a "Fall of Rome"-era fantasy campaign set in an alternate history of our world where high elves founded a Roman-esque empire spanning most of the known world. I'd like to play 2 Thursdays per month from 6:00-9:00 PM at Caffeinated Gaming in...

Hey there. My regular, mostly-monthly, Friday gaming group is looking to add one more player for our Pathfinder game. We're all in our mid-to-later 30's, laid-back, casual gamers who get together and crack bad jokes, make stupid references, drink a beer or two, eat some pizza and roll some...

I've decided that I'm going with a two-pronged approach. Above all things, despite his power, wealth, and resources, Cain's a coward. If not for his moaning about being an outcast walker of the earth in Genesis, he never would have received Jehova's "protection" in the form of the Sevenfold...

I guess I should specify - the Sevenfold Curse specifically applies to physical harm. Cain CAN be outsmarted, maneuvered, and defeated by non-physical stresses. Also, I guess I just feel like that's a little obvious. I mean, I guess no matter how you work it, what Cain's attempting is an...

First, some backstory: I've been out of the GM'ing chair for a few months due to a move, and a few other family-related issues. I'll be resuming GM responsibilities for my group shortly after the New Year. I've decided I'm starting a new game in FATE, running an "American Gods"-inspired game...

Finished 11/22/63, by Stephen King. Decently handled time-travel/fix-the-past/save-the-future novel. Just started reading We Need to Talk About Kevin, by Lionel Shriver. Not sure I'm enjoying it, but I'm going to see it through until the end.

Stupid double post. Sorry.

Read the new Dresden Files, Cold Days, and am currently about 270 pages into the final Wheel of Time, A Memory of Light. Cold Days was a really great addition to the Dresden Files books, and hits on just about every cylinder. Very cool. A Memory of Light is good so far. I like what Sanderson...

Yeah, this is the first time since we got our Kindle Fires last January that both of us are reading real, physical books at the same time...just bad timing on our part.

I'm pretty sure I'll be able to watch that movie every day for the rest of my life and never get bored of it once. I don't care what the mechas look like, the monsters are huge, and people are fighting them with giant robots. I'm in.

Currently smack-dab in the middle of Cloud Atlas. Once that's done with, I'll have to wrestle Cold Days out of my wife's hands.

I have the streaming option for Netflix, and use Redbox frequently. The Redbox app on my phone and Kindle Fire make renting from my local kiosks a BREEZE. I can browse each kiosk's stock, pick the movies I want, reserve them online, and then just walk up to the kiosk and swipe my card. BAM...

- Sorry for the double post...not sure how that happened. -

Finished The Twelve, now going to read Cloud Atlas, before I deign to watch the movie. The Twelve was entertaining, and a satisfying follow-up to The Passage. The beginning was a little slow, while the author chronicles the days and weeks immediately after the viral outbreak. Which struck me...

Nyralahotep-er here as well. Crawling Chaos in the house!

I deny my natural tendencies and impulses all the time. I have Free Will. ... Or I don't, and I'm "programmed" to deny those impulses! I have no Free Will! ... Either way, I don't care. I function just fine, whether I'm allowed to choose my own behaviors or not. Doesn't change the fact...

Just started Blackout by Mira Grant the other day. Finally going to finish the Newsflesh series. Then, it'll be on to The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch by PKD.

I'm a big fan of the system. I've played in one short campaign that died off only because the GM felt like he got in over his head (he didn't, but he wasn't enjoying running a game, so he got out before we got TOO far in) and one one-shot game with it. I'm also about to start a message board...

This. I honestly believe if it were possible to travel backwards in time, someone, somewhere would turn it into a vacation of sorts. You'd see time travelers visiting key points in history to "be there" and witness it in person. Hell, I'd pony up the dough to do it. Wouldn't you like to have...