Long-time GM looking to be a player for any game, any day except Tuesday/Sunday.

I've been running games for a long time now. I started doing so when I was around 10, so that's just over a decade at this point. For a long time, I was doing a lot more as a player, playing in several games a week. And then I started GMing regularly, doing nothing but for pretty much the last 2~3 years. I really miss being a player. So, I'm interested in joining a group. I have high preference towards Pathfinder, specifically the Golarion setting. For those running Adventure Paths, I've run Jade Regent and have played in Second Darkness, so unless I play some sort of seer character who can predict the future, playing in those might be somewhat problematic. That being said, I'm up for anything. I have experience with Dungeons and Dragons 2nd, 4th, and 5th Editions, Shadowrun, and Savage Worlds. Other than those, I'm typically relatively quick about picking up a new system. I'm in Mountain Standard Time. I am unable to play Tuesdays, and I run a game late on Sundays (starts at 6pm MST).

I believe that the Deadlands game that I am in could use another player. The public face just lists it as Savage Worlds. If you want I can PM a link to the recuitment page.

Might as well throw my hat into the ring, It's not in the systems you would prefer, but I thought I'd try anyways. Long story short it's a multiverse game based in the BRP (Generic Cthulhu) system, started in GURPS and when that was too difficult to teach new players as well as a few cumbersome rules, we made the switch and began converting every source we could get our hands on, we were thrilled that BRP was just as flexible if not more-so than GURPS, the bullets were deadly, the plasma melted walls, the spells were powerful, the mechs were awesome, as much fun as destruction was, the variety of living breathing worlds possible in such a setting was staggering at first. In any case, sorry for dragging on, thanks for your time, I wish you the best of luck in finding a game you enjoy. If you'd like to know more: Link