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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ghrezdd" data-source="post: 5392864" data-attributes="member: 4616">Hi, my name is Ghrezdd and I...... am addicted to gaming of all sorts (RPGs, card games and board games);... am addicted to dice.  I have a spreadsheet to keep track of which sets I have (over 400 7 die polyhedral sets);... despise some rules sets so utterly that I will never play them; ... have learned that it does not matter what game you play (or edition for that matter) as long as you are with your friends and have a good time;... feel that theory behind generic systems is ultimately flawed.  To make them work for a particular genre, mods have to be applied, which means they are no longer generic;... find the Harry Potter series to be annoying;... believe that JRRT was deeply, deeply, deeply in dire need of an editor; ... spend waaaayyy to much on games, especially since I will never play or use most of them;... lightly railroad my players through campaigns, but my favorite games I have played in were very player driven;... feel that the AD&D DMG is one of the best rpg books ever;... swill Coke Classic like it is going out of style;and lastly my online name if from a character I made in High School.  At the time I was infatuated with weirdness that we collectively call the English Language.  So I picked a name - Fred - then adjusted the spelling.  "Gh" from touGH, decided that if English can support a silent "p" (pteradon) then it can support a silent "z" and then stuck an extra "d" at the end because I was sure that there was an exception in the English language that would support it.  So Ghrezdd = Fred.  <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/blush.png"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":blush:" title="Blush    :blush:" data-shortname=":blush:" /> Sigh.  I am so glad I am way past High School.</blockquote>

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