Hi there!
My name is Brandon, one of the "would be heroes" in our lovely podcast. I play Thom, the Warlock.
I've
been playing D&D since my 4th year of college, in 2004. I was
introduced to it by a friend named Magness. He was starting up a new
campaign which ended up having 8 players and he wanted some new folks
involved. Being the sort who always loved a good Role Playing game, I
started reading the Players Handbook and was instantly hooked.
I
ended up making a weird character that was a Silver Dragon Sorcerer
trapped in humanoid form. Magness and his then-girlfriend/now-wife were
really good at homebrewing things, so they came up with a weird set of
rules as to what of my Dragon abilities and Sorcerer spells I would get
when. Not exactly the best way to start out a new campaign, but we had
fun with it. Eventually that group imploded due to sheer size and
scheduling difficulties, but over the summer we ran an ongoing weird
"Everyone gets a turn at the wheel" campaign for high level characters.
The idea there was that we would have no real ongoing story, just
whoever wanted to come up with a brief one-shot adventure would run it
for whoever was around that could play. The players would ruthlessly
optimize and twink their characters as best they could, but whoever was
DMing would equally do their best to make the fights as vicious as
possible in an attempt to kill off the characters. As you can imagine,
we went through a lot of character creations. Good times.
I
would later take part with a much smaller number of folks from that
group in an acquatic campaign that lasted a semester, where I played one
of my favorite characters, a Mystic Theurge who was Half-Wizard,
half-Cleric, had a Pseudodragon companion, and somehow owned a sentient
greatsword named Steve. Yeah.
That
was my major introduction to tabletop gaming, and while I haven't
played much outside of 3.5th and 4th edition D&D, I do enjoy it,
especially the creative flexibility you have in telling your story. I
hope you enjoy our madcap adventures!
You can follow Brandon on Twitter: @thebmatt
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Karen Matthews
Hi!
I'm Karen, and ?I first got introduced to D&D in the fall of 2007 when a guy that my friends hung out with brought my friends and I into a game. My character that I made then is the sister of the character I play now. Over Thanksgiving break the group had a session and threw my character in the dungeon. Afterward, due to group tension everything sort of imploded. We'd probably rp'd maybe a sessions worth but it was enough to get hooked. I spent a lot of time creating my half moon elf character and was sad to see her go. I'd invested a lot into her back story and it was rough to feel like that work was going down the drain. However my best friend and I decided to keep a journal of her story. In November of 2007 was the last time I played until I started dating my husband. One weekend he invited my to play on Skype with some friends and were were able to make our way through a one shot. I completely admit to being a n00b, but I enjoy playing and facepalming.
You can follow Karen on Twitter: @tanzenmitgott
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Karen Matthews
Hi!
I'm Karen, and ?I first got introduced to D&D in the fall of 2007 when a guy that my friends hung out with brought my friends and I into a game. My character that I made then is the sister of the character I play now. Over Thanksgiving break the group had a session and threw my character in the dungeon. Afterward, due to group tension everything sort of imploded. We'd probably rp'd maybe a sessions worth but it was enough to get hooked. I spent a lot of time creating my half moon elf character and was sad to see her go. I'd invested a lot into her back story and it was rough to feel like that work was going down the drain. However my best friend and I decided to keep a journal of her story. In November of 2007 was the last time I played until I started dating my husband. One weekend he invited my to play on Skype with some friends and were were able to make our way through a one shot. I completely admit to being a n00b, but I enjoy playing and facepalming.
You can follow Karen on Twitter: @tanzenmitgott
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