(Auto)Biographies of Pop-Culture Icons, History texts, Mythology texts, Anything by Aleister Crowley, Friedrich Nietzsche, Anton LaVey, Dion Fortune, Israel Regardie, S.L. MacGregor-Mathers, et.al., Geek fiction and literature, e.g. E. R. Burroughs, R. E. Howard, C.S. Lewis, Sir Thomas Malory, Fritz Leiber, etc., but not roleplaying game novels (sorry).

Marilyn Manson, Danzig, Garbage, 80's Pop and New Wave (primarily Duran Duran and Arcadia), The Who and Pete Townshend, 60's Pop and Rock, Alan Parsons, and some other stuff that I can't think of right now but I'll put on here later.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the greatest TV show *ever*, Dark Angel Season 1, Resident Evil Series, Subspecies Series, Highlander (1st Movie), Evil Dead 2, Hellraiser 2, Hammer Horror, Any Other Good Demon, Vampire or Walking Dead flick, 80's Sword and Sorcery films, and anything by Ray Harryhausen. Guilty Pleasure: Original Star Trek, but I'll never admit it.

Storyteller

Neither the patience nor the finances.

No LARPing in the truest sense, but everyone is expected to "act out" their characters in any game *I* run! I'll do that even if I'm a player and nobody else is... besides, I've found that it only takes one to get everybody doin' it!

V:tM seemed ideally suited to that sort of thing: when I used to play that, it seemed like it dipped into the LARP well frequently.

My first and most favorite is Tunnels & Trolls 5th edition, and Low Fantasy is my favorite genre. Other games I love include Original D&D (played currently with the D&DRC), Bruce Galloway's Fantasy Wargaming, GURPS, AD&D2e and Shades of Heroes, just to name a select few. There are *tons* of others, however, from every imaginable genre.

I am trying to decide if I want to throw all my current support into GURPS 4e. I think I do, but it's a pricey game.

Still a CCG Virgin, sorry!

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Well, this box is probably intended for non-gaming info, but until I figure out what to put here, I'll put some RPG stuff in:

Up above I put "Storyteller" as my style, and that's true, but I'm also a Hack and Slash gamer, too. I try to integrate both into my gaming, having both bloody violence and immersive storytelling in a campaign. Frankly, I love both types of gaming, and I might have considered myself more H&S, except that most H&S has a high mortality rate, and I keep characters alive so that they can grow.