The Campaign Builder's Guild

Ooo, so this isn't just a rumor, it's real! Awesome!! Though I can't order online, maybe my local Book-A-Million will go and get some.

Oh, and also, heres something that may be new to you guys. Someone did a modification to the d20 Modern rules, converting it to 40K stuff.  d20 Warhamer 40,000 The link cropped up on the Order of the Stick forums some time back.

Well, I guess I better introduce myself.

-Life Story: Well let's see here. Born, raised, and currently living in Alabama. I work at pretty much everywhere. I do odd jobs for various relatives/businesses/ect. But mostly I work at a bank. I'm a gamer, mostly centered on RPGs, FPS, and RTS. I stay away from racing games and puzzle games though. Other than all that... I don't do much else.


-Gaming systems you use: For the first game I ever try to run, it would be D&D3.5. Maybe after that branch out into some others, not sure yet.


-General gaming history: Well, I'm new to playing D&D, having only started a few months ago. Systems I have played in before would be; D&D 3.5 Core, Ebberon, Briefly (about 2 days) used Forgotten Realms, Shadowrun, d20 Modern, and d20 Future. I have played in a couple of homebrew systems before, but my memory is a little foggy on it.

-Personal likes and dislikes:
Likes= Pizza, Robots, Undead, Games, Movies
Dislikes= Wasp, Undead, work, wasting time

-Strengths and weaknesses in game design:
...I'm not sure yet on my strengths, but I do know that a weakness of mine is lack of ideas of my own.

-What published settings have you used/do you like?
I have no major like/dislike with any system. I am system unbiased. That being said, I have had very little contact with any system other than D&D3.5. So for now I can't say much on this.

-Major influences on your world-building:
Well, let's see. A lot of things really, but I can't remember them all. I don't even have a thread for my world yet, so it's kinda moot at this point.

Huh, well I didn't exactly tell a whole lot about myself. I ought to come back later and fill it in more or something.