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New Friends, New game.
Jan. 6th, 2009 08:34 amLast night Corey and I went over to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
gypsy1956's place to try out the tabletop game they have going on. We really enjoyed it, and in a way it was nostalgic for us. Corey and I really got to know each other while gaming, so it was definitely a reconnection for us. We chatted the whole way home.
I love the game itself, which incorporates ancient history with fantasy--I have a character who shapeshifts into a lioness, but she uses Egyptian religious elements (which I still have to research!). I have taken the usually unwanted job of scribe and recording the adventures so I'll probably just post them here, using the icon above. Corey chose a Wolfen character (not a werewolf, just a big half wolf guy), the strong silent type which he enjoys playing. He says he is starting to feel comfortable with the group, it takes him a while to relax.
I met a couple of new folks, who are wonderful players, funny and smart. And the house is the perfect gaming palace; she makes yummy food like I used to do for the gamers, and they have a big table to sit at. I didn't realize how much I missed tabletop until we sat down and started playing.
Craig, (the GM) is a laid back guy, who doesn't have a huge ego problem like our old GM Troy. He uses dice, but not overly so, which is good. They play every other Monday night so that works perfectly for me.
I have to get around for work but if you see the beginnings of a poorly written fantasy novel, that's just my character writing stuff down. I'll tag it with something.
gypsy1956's place to try out the tabletop game they have going on. We really enjoyed it, and in a way it was nostalgic for us. Corey and I really got to know each other while gaming, so it was definitely a reconnection for us. We chatted the whole way home. I love the game itself, which incorporates ancient history with fantasy--I have a character who shapeshifts into a lioness, but she uses Egyptian religious elements (which I still have to research!). I have taken the usually unwanted job of scribe and recording the adventures so I'll probably just post them here, using the icon above. Corey chose a Wolfen character (not a werewolf, just a big half wolf guy), the strong silent type which he enjoys playing. He says he is starting to feel comfortable with the group, it takes him a while to relax.
I met a couple of new folks, who are wonderful players, funny and smart. And the house is the perfect gaming palace; she makes yummy food like I used to do for the gamers, and they have a big table to sit at. I didn't realize how much I missed tabletop until we sat down and started playing.
Craig, (the GM) is a laid back guy, who doesn't have a huge ego problem like our old GM Troy. He uses dice, but not overly so, which is good. They play every other Monday night so that works perfectly for me.
I have to get around for work but if you see the beginnings of a poorly written fantasy novel, that's just my character writing stuff down. I'll tag it with something.
