DMing, the only time I seem to play is @ Gen Con these days. Also do a lot of world building concepts.
Player or GM?
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Vyrolakos
Explorer
Are you sure, I'm getting horrible flashbacks to a repressed memory of a 'game' I was present at. I can't say played, but I was certainly present while the DM read at us from his 'novel'.
Phototoxin
Explorer
DM 80% of the time.
Random Bystander
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Certainly not!Are you sure, I'm getting horrible flashbacks to a repressed memory of a 'game' I was present at. I can't say played, but I was certainly present while the DM read at us from his 'novel'.
I would have been more inventive with names than that!
No, I merely synthesized it from online stories and a few personal experiences. To be honest, I had deja vu afterwards, as if I had heard the story before! But, no, it's simply made to sound familiar to most RPG players.
Perhaps too familiar.
DragonLancer
Hero
Mostly GM but these days I get to play a bit more than I used to.
Argyle King
Legend
I'm in multiple groups, so I think it's about even for me.
zigmenthotep
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I used to usually be a player and only GM occasionally, but these days I find myself GMing 100% of the time. I prefer GMing since it gives me a legitimate excuse to do crafts, also puts me in a better position to subtly suggest that games other than pathfinder actually exist, or that alternative underwater campaign settings would be fun (still no luck on the second one)
Shortymonster
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Certainly not!
I would have been more inventive with names than that!
No, I merely synthesized it from online stories and a few personal experiences. To be honest, I had deja vu afterwards, as if I had heard the story before! But, no, it's simply made to sound familiar to most RPG players.
Perhaps too familiar.
Drop in some World of Darkness, and it's an oh so familiar story for me too.
GM, 95% of the time. My group's been together 5 years, play every other week, and I've been a player less than 20 times. I enjoy GMing, but my players are always welcome to sit in the big chair and I can usually con someone into running a session or two to give me a little time to recharge the creative juices when I need it. We finished War of the Dead a couple months ago and I've been enjoying being a super hero in a little mini campaign that is quickly coming to an end.
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