Gryphon
First Post
Players
Age group from 18 to 36
Realisticlly this is an amalgamation of three age groups.
There are three of us at 36
Each started independantly and drifted together over the years playing with the same people at different times
Two at 28ish
One is a relative and the other an apprentice who got dragged into a game by his boss and stuck at it.
One at 22, and one at 18.
The elder was a jobing actor met while resting and working as barman at a local pub
The younger is the younger brother of a player who got married and disappeared.
Jobs
Management Consultant
Supermarket Food Buyer
Supermarket IT guy
Aerospace Engineer
Machine Operator
Telemarketting Operator(Out of work actor)
Bar Supervisor
Style
It very much depends on which of the oldies is DM'ing. One is fond of high magic, fast level increase based on monster killing, all the expansion sets, and an ever increasing set of kills. Some dice rolling required. The other two are more story led slow progression, low magic, own worlds, simple monsters and lots of roleplaying and puzzle solving, experience gained based not on killing things but on sttory progression.
But it doesn't matter who is DM'ing it tends to be roleplayed in character, to the exclusion of the game sometimes.
Example
The Paladin and the Cleric got into an actual argument on the creation of the world. They were arguing properly to the extent that they missed the appearance of some monster or other and took no part in the ensueing combat, finishing the argument with an agreement to differ.
Ace fun and completely in character.
Age group from 18 to 36
Realisticlly this is an amalgamation of three age groups.
There are three of us at 36
Each started independantly and drifted together over the years playing with the same people at different times
Two at 28ish
One is a relative and the other an apprentice who got dragged into a game by his boss and stuck at it.
One at 22, and one at 18.
The elder was a jobing actor met while resting and working as barman at a local pub
The younger is the younger brother of a player who got married and disappeared.
Jobs
Management Consultant
Supermarket Food Buyer
Supermarket IT guy
Aerospace Engineer
Machine Operator
Telemarketting Operator(Out of work actor)
Bar Supervisor
Style
It very much depends on which of the oldies is DM'ing. One is fond of high magic, fast level increase based on monster killing, all the expansion sets, and an ever increasing set of kills. Some dice rolling required. The other two are more story led slow progression, low magic, own worlds, simple monsters and lots of roleplaying and puzzle solving, experience gained based not on killing things but on sttory progression.
But it doesn't matter who is DM'ing it tends to be roleplayed in character, to the exclusion of the game sometimes.
Example
The Paladin and the Cleric got into an actual argument on the creation of the world. They were arguing properly to the extent that they missed the appearance of some monster or other and took no part in the ensueing combat, finishing the argument with an agreement to differ.
Ace fun and completely in character.
