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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rafael Ceurdepyr" data-source="post: 1667614" data-attributes="member: 16566">Since Stormborn neglected to answer part of his own question, I'll chime in as a member of his group.Two of us are in our early 30s, two in early 40s.  Two male, two female.  Education-wise, we have 3 master's degrees among us (history, library science and divinity).  All are native Alabamians, 3 from (rather un-Southern) north Alabama, 1 from central (but we don't hold that against him).  Oh!  And we mustn't forget the fifth party member, Beryl the cat (owner of Stormborn and his wife), who manages to get her voice recorded on the official tape of gaming sessions on a regular basis.Someone in another post mentioned their wife preferring the roleplaying aspects.  I have to confess to that as well (despite my nom de game, I'm female), even being accused at times of being a LARP-er.  (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)  I'm always coming up some prop or other--like the letter Raef intends to give his fellow adventurer (the lovely Ari) declaring that although he loves her, he doesn't feel worthy, &c.--or some other romantic or roleplaying angle.  When I felt my character was acting a bit too obnoxious, I expressed to the DM (Stormborn) that Raef needed his comeuppance.  That's when Raef died in a duel of a poisoned pistol ball.  He got better (we have multiple lives in this campaign).Anyway, gaming with this group is always fun and I probably obsess about it just a teensy bit too much.  But such is my nature.</blockquote>

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