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I am afraid I must withdraw my application for this game; I was rather looking forward to it, but I was informed last night of a rather unfortunate personal emergency which will make playing in a game in the next few weeks, and perhaps beyond, very difficult. My apologies.

I've greatly enjoyed Paizo's GameMastery modules, especially Carnival of Tears and Entombed with the Pharaohs--which, it happens, are designed for characters of levels 5 and 6, respectively. The former is especially easy to drop in anywhere with little modification, and sounds more along the...

With another expressing interest in a wizard, I was thinking that I might turn my character into an archivist from Heroes of Horror; the class would still fit the concept and would fill the divine spellcaster role, as well.

I, too, am interested in playing; I've been very impressed with Pathfinder thus far, but would relish the opportunity to play in one of the adventure paths instead of running it--though I realize the chances of my being selected are very slim. Still, can't hurt to try, eh?

This sounds like a rather fun game; I'd like to give it a shot. Currently, I am thinking a wizard, probably a gnome, who is more interested in the exploration of the ruins themselves than in the reward (and, possibly, than in the rescue of the lost niece and nephew). He is a scholar of ancient...

I voted human (a half-dozen or so occasions) and halfling (on two occasions), remembering that my kobold was reincarnated as a half-elf only after voting. I've also played a gnome, though most of my characters venture into odder territory, including a bugbear, a warforged, several vanaras, and...

I can understand the "race has no niche of its own" argument, but in the case of the gnome I personally am not sure it really applies. For 4e, the designers carved off the arcanist side of the elf to create a new racial niche, that of the inherently-magical race with connections to the fey. It...

Call of Cthulhu The investigators are sent a letter by their old friend and colleague Alberich Monk begging them for help in an ambiguous manner and requesting that they come to his mansion in a relatively isolated area of New England immediately. Before reaching the mansion, they stop off in...

Eleven out of ten maniacs agree, Lords of Madness and Fiendish Codex I are super awesome.

It really is too bad that I have met some veteran gamers who say that sort of thing and actually mean it (though they leave out the bit acknowledging that without new blood the game they love so much will eventually be dead, of course). For the most part older gamers have treated me, and the...

Nay. Although I, for various reasons, own quite a few 1e rulebooks, I was actually introduced to the game by 3rd edition. And it wasn't even 3.0--it was 3.5. Oh, the shame!