Let The Games Begin!
I really enjoy all kinds of gaming. The character on the right, Tanshan Salir,
businesswoman extraordinaire, was a character I played in one of my favorite
role-playing games. I like a variety of games:
For Role-Playing games, I prefer hero system
rules (D&D-ish) and system-less to reality-based ones (GURPS). After
all, the term is ROLE-playing, not ROLL-playing.
I participate from time to time in the
Stafnord Role-Playing Club
on the Stanford campus. I am also currently in a
geeky cool AD&D campaign.
I am the organizer of the Peninsula Gaming Club gamers@cs.stanford.edu
for board games - to get on the list, send e-mail to gamers-request@cs.stanford.edu.
Unfortunately, that group is for the most part defunct due to losing our
Stanford sponsorship. Now I try to engage in less organized gaming.
I love all kinds of games, not just RPGs,
though the ability to find play time is something I seem to have
lost. Let me name the types of games I like:
- Card Games (from Poker to Pinochle to Uno)
- Strategy Games (used to play Chess, still try Backgammon, Go, ...)
- Family Games (Pictionary, Trivial Pursuit, ...)
- Word Games (Scrabble, Boggle, ...)
- Board Games (Monopoly, Risk, ...)
- War Games (Supremacy, Ultimatum, ...)
- Computer Games
- Video Games (arcade, home - Atari, Playstation, etc.)
- Role-Playing Games (more AD&D than others, but any system or system-less
as long as there is good character development and interaction)
- Live-Action Games (from hide & seek to live RPG's and medieval warfare
reenactments)
Have I missed any? Probably. I'm not much into gambling and
don't like one-on-one games as much as team, cooperative games. But
other than that, I'm game!