I have been writing off and on since middle school and I have been in role-playing games since my sophmore year in high school. Eventually, my two hobbies would collide and my game-mastering is the result. My style of gming relies heavily on characters and plot, and not so much on action. I wish I could do combat well, but I'm always disappointed when I try incooperate more of it in my game.

The games I like to run play to my strengths so I am fan of more cooperative storytelling and less so of strategic combat simulations. The former are Don't Rest Your Head and White Wolf (old WoD). However, I tend to develop my story and characters first so I look for a systems that best fits the mood, setting, and power's set I am going for. Just to be contrary to myself I also love to run Feng Shui, an action-movie based game, but it is so stupidly fun that I don't mind that it is more about blowing shit up and less about the villian's motivation.

In January, I ran my White Chapel Fiend game and I may run it again in the future when the maximum players allowed in the a game table goes from 4 to 6. Right now, I am debating about running a Feng Shui game on Infrno, but that would be a difficult feat to pull off effectively.