Players seeking GMs

I am also looking for a game to play in.

I would prefer 4.0 and weekends if possible.

Let me know

Contact info is

outlaw81@gmail.com

I've been playing regularly for about 30 years now. Currently I'm looking for a 4th Edition D&D group, but I also would be interested in trying some 5th edition Hero. I'm based in Alameda and would prefer not drive farther than Oakland or SF.

I'd love to get more games of 4th edition under my belt. Is there anyone in the Hayward/Castro Valley/San Leandro area running a game these days?

Drop me a line at zomben@yahoo.com

22 in sf looking for 3.5 d&d game can be reached at froboy2021@yahoo.com

I'm looking for an "old-school" D&D / AD&D game. Any edition prior to third. I'd also be interested in Castles & Crusades, Basic Fantasy RPG, or any of the other "retro-clones".

Any other old-schoolers out there?

Love to find a greater-than-or-equal-to 3rd edition game in the city or on one of the train lines. I can keep a pretty regular schedule as long as it's on the weekends. Hit me up at armorshell at gmail.com

My name is Bill and I'm located in Morgan Hill. I'm looking for a game hopefully on weekends. I'd be willing to go as far north as Mountain View or Miltpitas but more than that is pushing it. Email: captainhorag AT gmail.com. I have books for 3E, 3.5, or 4E. I have a lot of experience with 3E and 3.5, have not tried 4E yet but am very interested.

Hi there, I'm looking for a group in the area of Mountain View. It's been a while since I've played but I am familiar with 2nd edition D+D, Hero, Shadowrun, and Paladium rules. Plus a few others that are more obscure.

Name: Stephen Bishop
Email: Sebinacado@aol.com
Location: Mountain View

NOTE: I am mostly seeking a weekday game that is under 30 minutes drive from San Carlos. And, unless it sounds REALLY interesting I am not interested in a D&D setting.

Experience with all D&D editions, as well as other gaming mechanics like DOGS IN THE VINEYARD, WARHAMMER FANTASY ROLEPLAY (1st and 2nd edition), DARK HERESY, BURNING WHEEL, DEAD INSIDE, ARDUIN, FIVE RINGS, TOP SECRET/S.I. STAR TREK RPG (by Fasa which is probably now out of business), D.20 STAR WARS, SPIRIT OF THE CENTURY, HOLLOW EARTH EXPEDITION, MUTANTS & MASTERMINDS, ALTERNITY, CALL OF CTHULHU, DEADLANDS and D.20 PULP . I have less familiarity with the following games: RUNEQUEST, SHADOWRUN, USAGI YOJIMBO, CHAMPIONS, FANTASY HERO, GURPS, TRAVELER, D.20 SPYCRAFT, STAR FRONTIERS, KING ARTHUR PENDRAGON, ALTERNITY, ARS MAGICA, IRON HEROES, WORLD OF DARKNESS, BRP, MODERN D.20, A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE RPG, PARANOIA, SPACE OPERA, IN NOMINE, WEIRD WARS, BASIC D.20, TRAVELLER, SHADOWRUN, KING ARTHUR PENDRAGON, IN A WICKED AGE, JAMES BOND, SAVAGE WORLDS, BUSHIDO and MUNCHKIN.

I have noticed D&D doesn't lend itself to much RPGing so it depends on the person running it as well as the players. On that note, keep in mind I'm more interested in a great group of gamers and care less about the actual game being played.

Interested in playing with a group that's mature and NOT mostly into hack and slash. More than roleplaying desired . .. a campaign that breathes and lives in itself, like a good novel, would be great. Big bonus if I can hang out with you outside of the game b/c that will make the actual gaming experience more enjoyable.

Favored areas: exploring, true roleplaying, moral dilemmas, realms that make logical sense in the world building sense, some familiarity with History a bonus, players who can laugh and aren't uptight or rules lawyers or ego driven or selfish. Basic manners go without saying.

P.S. For DMs who like it, I have DMed for many years (i.e. I started at 11 and am now 39, so can appreciate being a player at the other end of the table. Have gamed several very long campaigns ranging from ages 20-65 (yes, 65, heh). I am located in the southern peninsula; about 15 minutes north of Palo Alto.

P.P.S. I am in a couple of games now but I am open to another one if it sounds promising, depending on the strength of the person running the game, as well as the dynamics of the players (i.e. I find that well established gaming groups are best b/c they're less likely to have friction. Yeah, I know, not always. Some people like to suffer. Heh). I would prefer to not have to drive more than a half hour in one direction for a weekday game. Weekend games are open to more driving. If we are talking about a weekend game, I would hope the group plays for a long time.