urban_ryoga

Age

27

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Location

City:

Sacramento

State:

California

Zipcode:

95815

Country:

USA

Willing to Travel:

10 miles

Availability

LFG/LFP:

LFG

Availability (Days):

Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Availability (Times):

Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings

Desired Gaming Frequency:

Monthly - 3 or more games per month.

Gaming Preferences

Player/GM:

Player

Preferred Genres:

Dark Future, Fantasy, Modern, Post Apocalyptic, Science Fiction / Futuristic, Space Opera, Super Heroic

Favorite RPGs:

D&D

Gaming Worlds:

no preference

Preferred Playing Style:

50% Roleplaying / 50% Combat

Ideal Group Size:

No Preference

Online RPGs?:

Yes

What are you looking for?:

I'm looking for a group that loves to have fun while throwing down the dice. There has to be roleplay, dice rolls, combat, and an overall good time. I am open to playing an online game as well. I've installed openrpg, but i have never used it (nor know exactly how to...).
"Where's the mountain dew?!"

About Me

Biography:

I've only gotten to play for about 6 months in two quick campaigns. In the first campaign I was a druid that focused on wildshape and defensive spells. It was a pretty fun campaign in which i was brought from my native environment to a futuristic one. I had to overcome a lot of disadvantages to stay alive. As this was my first campaign, my character was a little odd. He was a peaceful druid that was a bit of a social ditz. I made him very eager and innocent which caused a lot of trouble for the party, such as when easily believed a demon would do good for the party and freed him.

In my second campaign, I went full Melee as a Raptoran Fighter. This was also the first time I created a full backstory for my character as my GM made me work hard to earn my wings so to speak. The time I spent on character creation and back story really fleshed out the character and I always had a handle of what he would or would not do. He wasn't devoid of personality and I had a great time interrogating some people. When intimidation failed, I took them for a flight...