Chris Event Organizer of The Rhode Island Gamers Group
Title: Artisan of the Keep
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Woonsocket, RIUSA
(Hometown:
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Member of this
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September 7, 2007
Introduction
Hey everyone. I've been playing D&D for about 20 years. I run a miniatures painting service. I have won many painting awards. Check out my profile for pics if you're interested in my work. I also play Warhammer(for 10 years).
What types of games are you interested in (roleplaying, miniatures, card games, etc.)?
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How many years have you been a gamer?
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What's your favorite game of all time?
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What's your least favorite game of all time?
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What Chris is saying about this Meetup Group
I found a great group to game with from this site. Awesome!!!
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Chris liked Greg's idea
D&D Encounters"Veterans Gaming, 943 Namquid DriveWarwick, RI March 17th 6:00pm Starting March 17, a new in-store weekly play program begins with D&D Encounters. D&D Encounters runs each week in your local Wizards Play Network store...."8 members like this idea -
Chris replied to a discussionD&D 4.0 at Veterans Gaming
"Well, I was talking to Doug and Dean, and I think we're going to try to set up the Wednesday night D&D Encounters. It only takes about 1-2 hours to play. It starts in March I believe...."
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Chris replied to a discussionGencon 2009 - Who is going?
"I had a blast, and plan on going next year. I played a few RPGA games, but had THE MOST fun playing delves/ They're quick, and you can get some fun stuff if you play enough of them. Chris"
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