Arpie

I enjoy story games and experimenting with different systems. I long to create escapes from GMing or ways of splitting up the duty, for, one day, I will discover (or, God willing, create) the great Live Action Roleplaying Game That Does Not Require a Game Master. It's not that I have anything AGAINST game masters, per se, I quite enjoy running games myself, I just think they have no place in live action environments. Also, I live in Colorado Springs but may be moving eventually. Thank you.

PS. I like boardgames, too. I designed the award-winning COMMAND CREW game, I should point out that, by award-winning, I mean I won a minor award at a local con for it and by local I mean somewhere in central California. But, I mean, hey, that's about the coolest feeling I've ever had, being able to say "award-winning" in front what is, in fact, rather a cheap little game. They sell copies of it for $10, I'm told, to help raise money for the club that puts on the con (oh, uh, I should probably mention that it's Polycon.) Er... not that I'm held in high esteem in the area of anything, it's just that I won an award once and that doesn't happen to guys like me all that often.

Is that too much information? Because, you know, if it is, too freaking bad.