Hello everyone!
I'm John, gamer friends call me Starhawk. So, my nickname originated in 1981 or so when I played a Fighter-turned-Paladin named "Starhawk". I still occasionally play Starhawk, and have written him into the lore of our campaigns, and my published Kickstarter adventure "Rise of the Cult of Nagfa". As I mentioned, I started playing D&D in 1981, and have been playing on and off ever since. I was a member of RPGA, and when I arrived at college in Kenosha, WI, I was a member of the Parkside Association of Wargamers, or PAW. I went into the ARMY, and moved all over, ended up in Texas for about 20 years where, for about 12 years, ran
WOTC events like "In the Realms", "Living Greyhawk", "Encounters", Adventure League" and lots of the "Worldwide Game Days". I ran a micro-convention for a few years in a little Texas town, called "Quasi-Con". where all the local HS students, etc. that played D&D would come and play for a day for free. When my kids were old enough to understand the game, I started running games for them and their friends and started running a regular campaign for about 7 total, almost every weekend thereafter for about 7 years until everyone graduated and were going to college. One long campaign. I miss it. Nowadays, I don't get to play much, and I really miss it. I won't pay to play, unless it's to the
FLGS to help them stay afloat. Currently, I am cataloging all of my books. I'm sorta just getting started and have just crossed 500 entries, mainly modules, and like 25 file boxes to go... I really need to get rid of all my doubles and extras... so that's me. Nice to be here, I've been using this site for geez, I think decades now.
