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<blockquote data-quote="Scurvy_Platypus" data-source="post: 3904806" data-attributes="member: 43283">When I was living in Reno (Nevada) back about 20 years ago, I was involved with 3 different game groups. The first one was what introduced me to the hobby, Red Box D&amp;D. Nobody else had ever GMed, and nobody else ever did.The second group had one guy that ran things (went by the name of Galen), and although there were a bunch of us in the group, only one other person ever ran a game, and that was towards the end of Galen's group.Third group, I started to see some variety, and realized that it was &quot;ok&quot; to be in more than one group, it wasn't cheating on your DM. It was where I was first introduced to Beyond the Supernatural, and the fact that rpgs didn't only have to be about fantasy games.Since then, I can only think of 2 or maybe 3 groups that were like that. I've lived in Washington, Colorado, California, and now New Jersey since starting to play rpgs in Reno. At least in terms of my experience, I'd say it's a rare thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scurvy_Platypus, post: 3904806, member: 43283"] When I was living in Reno (Nevada) back about 20 years ago, I was involved with 3 different game groups. The first one was what introduced me to the hobby, Red Box D&D. Nobody else had ever GMed, and nobody else ever did. The second group had one guy that ran things (went by the name of Galen), and although there were a bunch of us in the group, only one other person ever ran a game, and that was towards the end of Galen's group. Third group, I started to see some variety, and realized that it was "ok" to be in more than one group, it wasn't cheating on your DM. It was where I was first introduced to Beyond the Supernatural, and the fact that rpgs didn't only have to be about fantasy games. Since then, I can only think of 2 or maybe 3 groups that were like that. I've lived in Washington, Colorado, California, and now New Jersey since starting to play rpgs in Reno. At least in terms of my experience, I'd say it's a rare thing. [/QUOTE]

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