Looking for a Gaming Group… [Cross-post]

(I’m cross-posting this from my personal portal blog…)

Do you live in Colorado Springs, CO? Do you have a gaming group? Or are you looking for one?

I’m looking for a group that I can play tabletop roleplaying games with and possibly GM a campaign using the rules for Warrior, Rogue, and Mage in my setting of Immortals’ Wake that I’m currently writing a supplement for (Immortals’ Wake: Rivergate).

It seems like I’ve been roleplaying forever – from the early days of Dungeons & Dragons back in junior high school (1983) to playing the James Bond Roleplaying Game from Avalon Hill in high school to the many different games I played in college…

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• Battletech
• Call of Cthulhu
• Dungeons & Dragons
• Car Wars
• Toon
• Palladium Fantasy Roleplaying Game
• Ninjas and Superspies
• Cyberpunk 2020
• and more…

After college, I even added a few more to the list:

• GURPS
• Vampire the Masquerade
• Werewolf
• Heavy Gear
• Traveller
• Hero
• Moebius Adventures – The Age of Phaedrus
• Moebius Adventures – Covert Directives
• Moebius Adventures – Immortals’ Wake
• and probably even more that I can’t remember…

Unfortunately, my last roleplaying group fell apart a few months ago, my online campaign idea fell apart due to lack of interest, and I am looking for something a bit closer to home (i.e. in the Colorado Springs area).

I haven’t GMed for a few years, but I’d love to run a campaign in Rivergate using the Warrior, Rogue, and Mage rules from Stargazer Games.

Anybody have a slot open for an aging gamer? I can commit to a session every other week if I’m running one, but might be able to squeeze a weekly session in as a player.

Thanks for your time!

–Fitz

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