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<blockquote data-quote="milotha" data-source="post: 1422574" data-attributes="member: 17122"><p>I've been gaming since 1979 when my family introduced me to role playing. I grew up in a family that gamed together, and they also introduced their firends to gaming. My father was a big war game buff, and my mother loved fantasy and science fiction novels. I think that I have been fairly lucky in that my gaming groups have always been fairly equally divided between men and women. I even introduced my husband to gaming.</p><p></p><p>I've always checked out EN, I've just been too busy with full time work, full time school, and hobbies (movies, books, miniature painting, programming, pet rats, gardening, etc) to post. </p><p></p><p>I'm currently playing in 1-2 campaigns. I enjoy role playing for many reasons. I love the tactics and strategy side due to my war gaming past, and I have been known to have fun min/maxing my characters. I also love the role-playing social side, and I've been known to create funny/odd characters with quirky backgrounds. I love getting together with friends over a pizza and some munchies and having a fun time gaming. I've been really lucky to have some excellent GMs throughout my gaming career.</p><p></p><p>I'm currently playing two characters</p><p></p><p>a tiefling thief/wizard. The background of the character is as follows: He was kidnapped as a young child, and was to be used as a blood sacrifice in a demon summoning ritual, except at the last minute a group of adventures saved the day. The demon summoning was interrupted, but the child was corrupted by the magic. He was then raised partly by an orphanage and then by a wizard that used his blood in the making of demon warding devices. The character doesn't know/believe that he's a tiefling, and thinks he's human. He is more of a flim-flam man, who pretends to be a high level arch mage. I'm playing him pattered after Vance's Cugel. (Note: I noticed at one point recently someone posted this exact same childhood background story on the boards as a plot device. I've been playing this character for almost a year, so tht was well before this post.)</p><p></p><p>a halfelf sorcerer/druid. I'm a half elf that was raised by an orcish shaman. I think that I'm actually a half orc, and I compensate for this by being a true macho orc. Note: I'm really physically weak, so this doesn't work very well for me. I've currently been kicked out and sent on a walk-about by my mentor to discover my true nature. I play him as a combination of Worf and B-5's Zathras with a fish out of water theme.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="milotha, post: 1422574, member: 17122"] I've been gaming since 1979 when my family introduced me to role playing. I grew up in a family that gamed together, and they also introduced their firends to gaming. My father was a big war game buff, and my mother loved fantasy and science fiction novels. I think that I have been fairly lucky in that my gaming groups have always been fairly equally divided between men and women. I even introduced my husband to gaming. I've always checked out EN, I've just been too busy with full time work, full time school, and hobbies (movies, books, miniature painting, programming, pet rats, gardening, etc) to post. I'm currently playing in 1-2 campaigns. I enjoy role playing for many reasons. I love the tactics and strategy side due to my war gaming past, and I have been known to have fun min/maxing my characters. I also love the role-playing social side, and I've been known to create funny/odd characters with quirky backgrounds. I love getting together with friends over a pizza and some munchies and having a fun time gaming. I've been really lucky to have some excellent GMs throughout my gaming career. I'm currently playing two characters a tiefling thief/wizard. The background of the character is as follows: He was kidnapped as a young child, and was to be used as a blood sacrifice in a demon summoning ritual, except at the last minute a group of adventures saved the day. The demon summoning was interrupted, but the child was corrupted by the magic. He was then raised partly by an orphanage and then by a wizard that used his blood in the making of demon warding devices. The character doesn't know/believe that he's a tiefling, and thinks he's human. He is more of a flim-flam man, who pretends to be a high level arch mage. I'm playing him pattered after Vance's Cugel. (Note: I noticed at one point recently someone posted this exact same childhood background story on the boards as a plot device. I've been playing this character for almost a year, so tht was well before this post.) a halfelf sorcerer/druid. I'm a half elf that was raised by an orcish shaman. I think that I'm actually a half orc, and I compensate for this by being a true macho orc. Note: I'm really physically weak, so this doesn't work very well for me. I've currently been kicked out and sent on a walk-about by my mentor to discover my true nature. I play him as a combination of Worf and B-5's Zathras with a fish out of water theme. [/QUOTE]
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