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Julia
I was reading the text and thought I'd add to your sociology
project. I'm a gamer chick- I play Changeling (table-top) and have played
Vampire: Dark Ages (I think Modern Nights is cheesy) and also Werewolf,
I
used to play Magic and I currently play B5 CCG. I am also a member of a
group called the Thieves' Guilde which does living chess for medieval and
renaissance faires, so I swing swords, daggers and axes in my spare time
as
well.
I was interested in gaming as long as I can remember. I've been
reading Heinlein, Card and McCaffrey since I was six years old. I started
playing Magic when I was fourteen; my big brother taught me how but I don't
consider him to have "gotten me into it" because I remember going in and
asking him to teach me. I started RPGing in high school when a female
friend of mine could actually afford to buy the books. My first gaming
group was a largely female werewolf game. The same ST tried to start a
Changeling game later but never managed to pull it off. My fiance is also
into gaming and he runs the C:tD game I'm in now, but I got him into our
other gaming group so I think it evens out. I own my own dice bag and two
dozen d10s and my own pair of daggers.
My little sister is also a gamer, more of a LARP gamer though she
does play in my Thaddeus's C:tD tabletop game. She also was responsible
for
getting her own self into gaming.
This is the most appropriate pic I could find that was already in
electronic format, it's of me in garb at the Highland Games- I didn't work
that one but it was fun.
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