Role playing
One of my activities is Role Playing, as a player and as a dungeon master (DM).
I tried different pen and paper games from Dungeon&Dragons (D&D) to custom game systems (based on d10 systems). My first tries as a DM was in D&D 3.5 with a custom world called Gammor-Dân which is the universe I developed when I was really young for my first computer game (browser a-rpg). This game is online at this address http://beta.gammor-dan.org/.
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After these experiences I confirmed that my favourite game system was the one from White Wolf: the World of Darkness system (classical or new). It is simple and easily adaptable to suit your universe and needs. Also, the fact that it is more suitable for a narrative game than the classical "Door-Monster-Treasure" pattern is a plus. |
This is something important to me, because, this is my though, a role playing game is for having nice adventures and being immersed in the skin of a complete different person in a different world with interactions and choices that have an impact and not simply destroy the skulls of countless goblins in order to satisfy something. Other points I love over all other things in the classical world of darkness is the redemption and humanity question. Are we monsters or are the monsters human ?
Some campaigns I've done so far:
| Role (GM/Player) | System | From | To | Universe | Setting |
| Player | D&D 3.5 | 2011 | 2011 | GM custom universe | A group of adventurers made it to a strange cave full of kobolds... |
| GM | D&D 3.5 | 2011 | 2012 (few months) | Gammor-Dân | A group of adventurers met on a Tavern in the middle of the Realm capital. Here they encounter a strange Mage with strange needs. |
| Player | nWOD | 2012 | 2013 | ||
| GM | nWOD | 2012 | 2013 (few months) | Star Wars | 2 GM managing two groups in the universe of Star Wars. I managed the "Sith" table. |
| GM | nWOD | 2012 | 2013 (few sessions) | Gammor-Dân | Tried a campaign with 7 players... 'was fun, but too much chaotic. |
| Player | nWOD | 2013 | 2014 | Marvel | A group of new mutants discover their powers while Earth is attacked by strange bionic robots from space. |
| GM | D&D3.5 | 2013 | 2014 | Gammor-Dân | Another group of adventurers met the strange mage in the Tavern, but decides to investigate strange rumors on the west. |
| GM | cWOD | 01/01/2015 | 01/01/2016 | Vampire: Dark Ages/Vampire: The Masquerade | A long last in time Gehenna campaign from -539 B.C Babylon to 2015 A.D |
| Player | nWOD | 01/12/2015 | Today | Marvel | A group of new mutants who does not know really about their powers are captured by Dr. Fatalis in order to save the earth. |
| GM | cWOD | 01/02/2016 | Today | Vampire: The Masquerade | I am working on this campaign. |
I began to mastering in the universe of Gammor-Dân, creating my own rules for magic and adventures. I also began to adapt this system to the Star Wars universe.
Lately, I ended a "try" with my players to do a "huge timeline" campaign in the classical world of darkness - vampire the masquerade set.
I am also playing a WOD adaptation to Marvel campaign since the end of 2015. And I began the mastery of Vampire: The Masquerade 20th anniversary edition campaign since the 01/02/2016.
My huge timeline chronicle had many good feedbacks, but it seemed I had a lack of "interpretation" for my NPC's and at a point in the chronicle, players felt lost in the main plot. So for the new one, I looked for a social graph manager software that let me manage my own NPC's. Strangely, I did not found one, so after a week I decided to build one. You can found it here