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I like Fantasy and sci-fi stuff, reading , Roleplaying , Computer games , and miniature painting . ... Maybe later :)I have a Livejournal . http://www.livejournal.
I'm very interested in interfaith work and occasionally indulge in tabletop roleplaying . ... I have a livejournal with the same username as here, if you want to know more.
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Both of us are avid fans of comics, movies about comic
books, star wars, star trek, and roleplaying.
But what you really want to read...
The original Puzzle
Quest: Challenge of the Warlords is basically a fantasy roleplaying
game that uses Bejeweled as its combat system. ... of my regretful panning of Puzzle Quest: Galactrix and my
girlish squeeing over Retro Game Challenge, both for Nintendo DS,
over at my livejournal.
A meme, introduced by wimsey70.
due to shared enjoyment of
roleplaying games such as Dungeons & ... when I
was blogging on LiveJournal I invented something I named the
"youme." (It's the opposite of a meme. Instead of being all about
me, it's all about you.) I wrote a youme for Andi on LiveJournal
once, and this weekend I'm
Vital Insights into the Mind of a Gamer
It was about the fact that GURPS (the Generic
Universal RolePlaying System) allows the creation of telepathic
blueberry muffins as player characters.
All About Me. Me Me Me!
An online gaming site which,
though the word dungeon is taken from tabletop roleplaying games
such as Dungeons & Dragons, can be set in any genre ... (Bit of trivia: when I was
blogging on LiveJournal, I invented the "youme.
