Hello everyone, I'm new to the forums but here's a little bit about me and myself: Myself (Alan) and my two friends Gunner and Hunter are both now looking for GM's of several systems. All three of us are a little burnt out of DMing and running games of Pathfinder, but we're open to joining a game of it! Pathfinder - I hold Eleven years of experience under my belt for the d20 system, having started from 3.5, gone to AD&D, then moving through 4th to Pathfinder I've settled down here as my preffered Tabletop. The other two are also most familiar with this system and would be most at home at this type of game. (Alan - 11yrs, Gunner - 9yrs, Hunter - 5yrs) We're also open for trying new systems that we already have rulebooks for! Just need to find a GM to run it. Warhammer 40k (Only War, Dark Heresy 2nd Ed, Rogue Trader, Black Crusade) - I have a background in CoC and other percentile systems, but am still fairly new to the mechanics presented in the Warhammer 40k tabletop. Being a Warhammer 40k tabletop strategy player of four years, I am reasonably familiar with the universe without being familiar with the rules. Gunner is more familiar with Chaos, but Hunter is completely new to the lore. Total, our experience in this universe roleplay wise is less than six months. Shadowrun 5th Ed - I picked up the Shadowrun books because the setting looked cool and Gunner and Hunter are also open to play with Shadowrun. I played a little bit of the video game (which, after looking into the rulebook, doesn't do it much justice) but we're all up for playing in the setting with a seasoned DM who doesn't mind showing scrub runners the ropes. All three of us have no experience with this system. World of Darkness - I've played several games of World of Darkness before the God Machine Chronicle revamped the ruleset, and I'm not entire familiar with the rules revamp. However, the three of us are completely open to picking up the revamped system. We're also interested in playing Vampire: The Requiem 2nd Ed as well. All three of us however have one common underline, that the game we join or get picked up for has a lot of I/C Roleplay tones. All of us enjoy acting out our characters and getting into the role, as soon as we're comfortable with the setting. Hobey Ho!
