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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Robert Ranting" data-source="post: 2887627" data-attributes="member: 28906">Gaming Statistics1.) How many players in your group?Usually between 5 and 8 players, plus the DM.   I'm fortunate to be affiliated with a large gaming club from college (although I have now graduated), as well as having friends at other colleges and back in my home county to game with, so there's a good deal of variety in the player base.2.) Do you DM?Yes.  Currently I'm working on the 3rd year of my AE/D&D campaign.  I also run one-shots when people are bored.3.) Do other people in the group DM, and how many?Out of the 6 players currently in my AE/D&D game, only one has never been a DM for something (D&D, AE, Mage the Awakening, Talislanta, BESM, Blue Rose, and Dreaming Cities have all been run).  4.) What's the Male/Female composition of the group?Currently, in the game I DM for, 4 males (including me) and 3 females (including my girlfriend).  In the other game, we have 7 guys, and only my g/f is female.5.) Got a good gamestore near you and what is it?The Rusty Scabbard, Lexington KY's Legendary Gaming Store6.) Mainly modules or homebrew stuff?Homebrew, with occassional grabs from WotC's free adventure .pdfs, though I usually end up doing conversions and replace monsters here and there.7.) How long have you been playing and how old are you?I have been playing since early 2000, so 6 years.  I'm 22.8.) Who taught you to play?The same old friend who's running the game I play in.  He bought a red-and-black 2nd Ed. Starter box when they went on clearance, shortly before the release of 3rd Edition.   We played through a module that involved a war between Xvarts (sp?) and Bugbears in the tunnels beneath a town.  There was also a subplot about a lost dog (anyone remember this one?).Later that year, another friend bought the 3.0 books and we started our first ill-fated campaign.  My real education in gaming came from joining the Miskatonic Student Union at the University of Kentucky, where I first found Monte Cook's AU, and was introduced to non-d20 games (though I still have a hefty bias toward d20 fantasy).Robert "Cutting down from the 4-games a week college schedule" Ranting</blockquote>

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