Life starts getting a little Strange
Nov. 6th, 2009 04:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jducoeurSo there I was at Game Night, about two weeks ago, shooting the breeze with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mindways and keshwyn. All intent of leaving at midnight was shot: we pulled up a cup of tea and spent a couple of hours chatting about this and that, when she happens to ask whether I'm interested in some GM'ing.
Strange Boston is one of the campaign LARPs currently running; a bunch of my friends are in it. As it happens, she's one of the GMs, and they've been a little short-handed. The next run is early December; would I like to come in as an AGM?
The timing was really quite good. I haven't GM'ed anything in too long, and there's a certain appeal in *not* being the lead GM for a change -- I found that helping out had a lot of appeal. So I accepted.
Last Thursday was my crash-course introduction to the game, and this looks like it's going to be a lot of fun. The scenario is flexible and cool; the details are just plain delicious; and I already know half the people in the game. We talked a bit about what might happen in the next run, and the ideas have started to percolate. There's a lot for me to read into, but the writing duties are decently light. And after all, I have lots of boring free time, right?
Then came Saturday...
mindways and keshwyn. All intent of leaving at midnight was shot: we pulled up a cup of tea and spent a couple of hours chatting about this and that, when she happens to ask whether I'm interested in some GM'ing.Strange Boston is one of the campaign LARPs currently running; a bunch of my friends are in it. As it happens, she's one of the GMs, and they've been a little short-handed. The next run is early December; would I like to come in as an AGM?
The timing was really quite good. I haven't GM'ed anything in too long, and there's a certain appeal in *not* being the lead GM for a change -- I found that helping out had a lot of appeal. So I accepted.
Last Thursday was my crash-course introduction to the game, and this looks like it's going to be a lot of fun. The scenario is flexible and cool; the details are just plain delicious; and I already know half the people in the game. We talked a bit about what might happen in the next run, and the ideas have started to percolate. There's a lot for me to read into, but the writing duties are decently light. And after all, I have lots of boring free time, right?
Then came Saturday...