Who's Who in our little RPG Group

1. Tom Shultz
2. James Luft
3. Paul Martin
4. Joe Sallitt
5. Debbie Gordon
6. Dana Rittenhouse
7. Dan McNulty

Name: Tom Shultz
Years Playing: 16 Years
RPG Roles: Game Master, Player
Alignment: CN and deteriorating
Favorite Character: Toss up between Cromulus Vladmyr or Dreamer
Favorite Setting: Forgotten Realms
Favorite Character Class: Fighter-types with an occasional seasoning of spell-tossers
Greatest Gaming Moment: (As a GM) Killing a haughty elven Wizard/Bard/God/Cheater/Rogue, who shall remain un-named (or see James Luft's Greatest Gaming Moment if you must know), with a willow wisp (yes, a stupid, frelling newbie monster). (As a player)
     Summary: I was in character at the gaming table with a bunch of people who didn't know me from water and I had them afraid of me and my character.  Character revealed his true nature (golden hearted type w/ bad attitude and a grudge) and kicked some serious butt.
     Plot: Party of goodly adventurers is joined by a dark and dangerous man (me as Dreamer) and a malevolent tiefling bard. Setting: The wilds of the Dalelands in the Forgotten Realms.
     Breakdown: Party was extremely apprehensive with my character, and me as a player for that matter.  Through four gaming sessions, they didn't even know what class I was (single classed fighter specialized in martial arts).  A fellow player (a grade A dickhead) had a tiefling bard, who was obviously evilly aligned.  Earlier in the series of adventures, he had mistakenly fired an arrow that struck me in the leg. 
     Anyhow, said stupid tiefling bard decided to attack a rather goodly ranger over a magic item necessary for the completion of our quest.  That's where I jumped in and proceeded to roll several critical hits, pummeling the moronic bard into a bloody lump and breaking both legs and a collar bone in the process.  The group, who hated the bard(and the grade A dickhead playing him), cheered me on merrily.  That was the last time that the Grade A dickhead played with me.  I later played the adventure again with a different group (none of whom I knew) and still managed to inspire fear in my would-be allies!  Mwa-ha-ha....

Name: James Luft
Years Playing: 12 Years
RPG Roles: Game Master & Player
Alignment: ADHD
Favorite Character: Danser Mason
Favorite Setting: Dragonlance
Favorite Character Class: Wizards and Spells, Oh My!
Greatest Gaming Moment: Once, when I was running a campaign adventure in lost elven city of Myth Drannor, I was responsible for the death of Vantrivius.
Setting: Abandoned magic school in the heart of the ruined city. Plot: Haughty Elven Wizard/Bard/God/Cheater/Rogue skulks down into the bowels of said school and meets a golem. Breakdown: Vantrivius says, "Go ahead, let the golem have initiative." The golem merrily agrees and takes the first and last devastating swing.
CRACK! BANG! POW! BOOM!
The golem gets a critical hit and going by 1st ed. rules we roll percentile dice. A roll of 100 results in death. Wouldn't you know that I rolled 100. Ha Ha Ha!

Name: Paul Martin
Years Playing: 16 Years
RPG Roles: Player Character
Alignment: NE or LE  (Actually, it depends on who plays, who I can kill, or what I can steal)
Favorite Character: Ryltar Evermoor
Favorite Setting: Forgotten Realms
Favorite Character Class: Assassin
Greatest Gaming Moment: As yet to be revealed.......

Name: Joe Sallitt
Years Playing: 7
RPG Roles: Player, GM
Alignment: Lawful Evil
Favorite Character: Kadath
Favorite Setting: New Republic (Star Wars RPG)
Favorite Character Class: Wheelman (Spycraft RPG)
Greatest Gaming Moment: I was GMing a game of Star Wars. The adventure we played was very long and was played over a month and a half playing every week. Eventually the players finally got to the main villian, an extremely bad as bounty hunter named Jodo Kast who could kill them very easily. He has been toying with them all adventure. Then in the first round, on the first action this happens.
Player: "Do I have a shot at Jodo Kast?
Me: "Yup, go ahead."
Player: "OK"
He then rolls a crit, doing 22 damage directly to would points killing him in one shot.

Name: Debbie Gordon
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Name: Dana Rittenhouse
Years Playing: 3 or 4
RPG Roles: Player
Alignment: CG or LN
Favorite Character: Surya Riann
Favorite Setting: Anywhere in Waterdeep (Usually where we are)
Favorite Character Class: An ASS Kickin Monk
Greatest Gaming Moment: The haughty elven Wizard/Bard/God/Cheater/Rogue was DM and decided to put our party up against a 2,000 year old vampire.  Our cleric cast some spell which in turn knocked the vampire on it's stomach and tore part of it's back off, and exposed it's heart.  I then walked up behind it with my bow, took a shot straight at it's heart, and rolled a crit.  The DM then tells me my arrow breaks on the vampire's heart because it's not magical.  Little did the DM know, all I had left were magical arrows. (HA) So i pulled the vampire's heart out and we turned it to dust.  (Something I have yet to gain XP for.) I'm sure the vampire will be back again because he somehow survived and is now on a quest to find us just like all the other creatures we have ever killed

Name: Dan McNulty
Years Playing: Old-School Player (Playing since the Blue-bound D&D Basic Set)
RPG Roles: Player & Dungeon Master
Alignment: Various
Favorite Character: Yuriel Blackstone - Half Orc Monk
Favorite Setting: Forgotten Realms
Favorite Character Class: ?
Greatest Gaming Moment: In the old school vein, when on the hunt for Bargle, the first evil character presented in D&D, the characters had to go through a evil thief named Zyx (such a creative name, eh?). He lived in a series of caves that low and behold led underneath Bargle's ruined castle. After having to defeat a hybrid monster that I had created (a green/gold dragon that had been shrunk down to fit in a bottle and was only the size of an ant until the bottle was opened!!!!) we managed to defeat Zyx the thief and go on to also kill Bargle at the expense of every party member including my own who was injured so badly that we all died from traps leaving the castle. How's that for justice, eh?

Compiled by evilcritdie20  |  2002