Hello Oregonians.
I am an experienced DM/GM/Storteller and player living in the good old capital city of Salem, Oregon. I still run games sometimes with my old group from Eugene, but am looking for new players closer to home (gas is getting expensive). I have played and run D&D 3.5 extensively (having just completed running AoW) but would be up for just about any RPG that is out there, from Shadowrun to Call of Cthulhu to Serenity to whatever.
If you are interested and in the area shoot me an email, andrewibhunt@yahoo.com
*chucks a marionberry scone at Sol from Bend*
:P
*chucks a marionberry scone at Sol from Bend*
:P
*catches the scone and checks to make sure it is baked with organic fair-trade, unbleached flour, and is packed full of hazelnuts before eating it*
I love Oregon. How is Bend these days? I assume there is some sort of gaming store there, now that it is the 3rd or 4th largest city in Oregon.
Did you live there before the big growth in the last 10 years?
Just a shout out to my fellow Oregonians from Albany.
Sorry I can't help you out, my gaming plate is full. Good luck, I'm sure you'll find some players in Salem.
Thanks anyway. I am checking out many different venues to try and find new players, but not a lot of action so far. I shall have to be patient.
*catches the scone and checks to make sure it is baked with organic fair-trade, unbleached flour, and is packed full of hazelnuts before eating it*
I love Oregon. How is Bend these days? I assume there is some sort of gaming store there, now that it is the 3rd or 4th largest city in Oregon.
Did you live there before the big growth in the last 10 years?
I missed this thread for your response...
There is a grand total of one gaming store, Pegasus Books, and it's pathetically stocked. There used to be two (three even), but it is no longer. *sniffles*
I did live here before the boom, and things are crazy different. A lot of people are going "OMG! Buildings taller than two stories, what madness!" but it's still growing regardless. It's a sprawl of 70,000 plus people, but doesn't feel very populated because everything's spread out.
Edit: And yes, the scones have hazelnuts in them. Hmm...Mexican wedding cookies/Russian tea cakes with hazelnuts instead of walnuts...Hmmm...
I am in corvallis, and your right..gas is getting expensive ;)
looking to run a Ptolus campaign on fridays....
anyway good luck with your search and if interested let me know
Josh
I would be interested in checking that out. I have another friend in Corvallis and the fine OSU city is actually a fair bit closer than Eugene (perhaps 20 minutes less driving each way). Could you shoot me an email, andrewibhunt@yahoo.com and lets chat some more.