02-17-2012, 04:31 PM
Quote:1. If you had to pick a single invention in a game you were most proud of what would it be?Uther's twin daughters, Rowena and Leansethar (and, by extension, Silva and Aurora)
Quote:2. When was the last time you GMed?Last summer?
Quote:3. When was the last time you played?At a table? With live bodies? Right after 3rd edition came out.
Quote:4. Give us a one-sentence pitch for an adventure you haven't run but would like to."Grab your coats, gentlemen," the Fetch says. "The ogres have taken the twins again."
Quote:5. What do you do while you wait for players to do things?Look over notes, or chuckle mysteriously.
Quote:6. What, if anything, do you eat while you play?Chips, crackers. Usually not much eating during the game itself.
Quote:7. Do you find GMing physically exhausting?No
Quote:8. What was the last interesting (to you, anyway) thing you remember a PC you were running doing?Distracting the vampire intelligence while Abraham attacked it with a stake.
Quote:9. Do your players take your serious setting and make it unserious? Vice versa? Neither?Yes and no. They've done both, usually lightening the mood when things look too dark.
Quote:10. What do you do with goblins?Sautee with onions, garlic and white wine.
Quote:13. What was the last game book you looked at--aside from things you referenced in a game--why were you looking at it?The Expert Rulebook's map of Threshold, to calculate how long it would take to walk to the woods at the edge of the map...
Quote:14. Who's your idea of the perfect RPG illustrator?Elmore
Quote:15. Does your game ever make your players genuinely afraid?For themselves? Their characters? Or me?
hock: Quote:17. What would be the ideal physical set up to run a game in?I have this 4' wide, 6' long mahogany table at home, that expands to 10'.....
Quote:19. If you had to think of the most disparate influences overall on your game, what would they be?Elizabeth Haydon and Masaki Tsuzuki

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