
Rollinwolf aka John
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About Rollinwolf aka John
It was the beginning of Christmas Break of 1st grade in 1981 when my best friend's dad handed him an early present and said "You boys may enjoy this over the holiday go ahead and open it." Behold it was the Red Box (basic d&d ruleset) ! We spent that break reading and struggling our way to learning the rules, and I have never looked back. I love D&D and have ran games for 43 years now across editions and a myriad of other game systems. I love roleplay and immersing players into the game. My table has always welcomed anyone who has shown interest, and I am Happy to see the increasing diversity and inclusion in my beloved hobby. I do not tolerate real world discrimination and hope all players will feel welcome and at home. If you are new to the hobby I consider it an honor to introduce you to your new favorite hobby.
At a glance
3 years on StartPlaying
25 games hosted
Highly rated for: Storytelling, Creativity, Voices
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My 3 systems I'd bring to a desert island would be
Daggerheart, Werewolf The Apocalypse 5th edition, The HERO system.
How Rollinwolf aka John runs games
I enjoy roleplay, I do voices and try my best to build an immersive game. I enjoy letting the characters drive the action and integrate their motivations into the game. Introducing new players to the game is always exciting. https://startplaying.games/gm/rollingwolf
Rollinwolf aka John's ideal table
Daggerheart is all about collaborative storytelling, so be prepared to have major input in the campaign. I plan to embrace the fiction forward, player driven spirit of Daggerheart. From veteran players to 1st time gamers if you want to immerse yourself into a game welcome. Lets create an epic saga you will never forget!
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If you're into ___, you're going to love my table
Role playing, Whatever style we decide to play, I have ran it all over 43 years of gming, from super gritty to Whimsical, slapstick to high drama.
I love it when a player
gets into their character. When players chose to serve the story even when it might not be best for their character. When players leave excited for the next session.
My table is not the place for...
telling others how to play their characters. Any real world bigotry.
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