Queen_Dopplepopolis
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A little about me...
Liz "Queen Dopplepopolis" Bauman was introduced to d6 Star Wars by a friend as a sophomore in high school and quickly developed a passion for role playing games across the spectrum. That passion has been cultivated over the past 7 years by the various members of the EN World community and its diaspora, her time as a Wizards of the Coast retail employee, and the many gamers that have graced her gaming table. She as played (and run) RPGs including d20 Modern, Dungeons and Dragons (2nd, 3rd, and 3.5 editions), Grim Tales, Mutants and Masterminds, Shadowrun, Star Wars (d6, d20, d20 revised, and Saga Edition), and Warhammer (to name a few).
Currently, Liz games with several groups in the DC metro area, enjoying three (semi)regular campaigns: two Mutants and Masterminds and one D&D homebrew run by her husband Kennon (aka The Universe).
Having served as a judge for the ’07 ENnies, Liz has determined that there are two factors that mean the most to her when judging a product: the product’s vision and the innovation factor. If a product is creative and innovative and has a clearly fulfilled purpose, she considers it a success.
Liz "Queen Dopplepopolis" Bauman was introduced to d6 Star Wars by a friend as a sophomore in high school and quickly developed a passion for role playing games across the spectrum. That passion has been cultivated over the past 7 years by the various members of the EN World community and its diaspora, her time as a Wizards of the Coast retail employee, and the many gamers that have graced her gaming table. She as played (and run) RPGs including d20 Modern, Dungeons and Dragons (2nd, 3rd, and 3.5 editions), Grim Tales, Mutants and Masterminds, Shadowrun, Star Wars (d6, d20, d20 revised, and Saga Edition), and Warhammer (to name a few).
Currently, Liz games with several groups in the DC metro area, enjoying three (semi)regular campaigns: two Mutants and Masterminds and one D&D homebrew run by her husband Kennon (aka The Universe).
Having served as a judge for the ’07 ENnies, Liz has determined that there are two factors that mean the most to her when judging a product: the product’s vision and the innovation factor. If a product is creative and innovative and has a clearly fulfilled purpose, she considers it a success.