Good Evening / Afternoon / Morning!

[Levolor the Blind]

(Depending on your timezone)

To jump right in with the conveniently provided questions:

Name - or what you'd like to be called!
John will do.

What sort of RP experience do you have if any?
Thirty-one years ago I started playing DnD. Back when the rules were written on clay tablets and the dice were carved out of the bones of our enemies. And we had to walk two miles through the snow (uphill) for pizza rolls 'cause delivery pizza wasn't invented yet.

I've played a lot of different tabletop games. There have been gaps in my playing history because of college, grad school, and Peace Corps. Fortunately I missed most of the 2nd edition years. I'm new to playing online.

How did you find us?
I was looking for a play by email / post game and found your listing on pbm.com. I think it was. Don't make me go back through my browser history.

What sort of RP style is your favorite?
I like playing characters who have their own style and quirks, so I guess it would be, well, role-playing; I'm not in the game to 'win' so much as tell a good story and have a good time.

What do you like to write about - not write about?
I like to write about the details of ordinary life - it makes the contrast of adventure so much the better. I dislike writing erotic material because it always comes out silly or squicky.

Whats your favorite thing about Mizahar so far?
I like the material that you've already written for it and I like that it is a group project (which bodes well for its longevity).

What, if anything, has frustrated you about Mizahar so far?
Nothing as of yet.

What would you like out of the mizahar experience?
I'm looking forward to the opportunity to do some creative writing and get into a character's thoughts in a way I can't do in a tabletop game.

Is there anything you'd like to see expanded?
Seeing this as a work in progress, I can't really comment on this. I imagine that things will fill out as the players push out in the world.

Anything else you want to talk about?
Not right now.

[Abashai]

Welcome fellow newbie! I remember those old days, we had to wear the cardboard D&D Basic Set boxes as shoes...

[Liminal]

"Squicky" is my favorite adjective of the week.

Welcome!

[Malia]

Welcome and good to have you here, John!

Mizahar really is the right place for character development. I'm almost sure that you'll have much fun with writing.

[Tarot]

Welcome to Mizahar! And, umm, watch your step.

[Gossamer]

Hi there! Someone that didn't mention cake! I'm thrilled. I read your questionnaire and thought there was something familiar about it. Do you remember the old scene from Goldilocks when she was tasting porridge? Your humor is like that... its not too hot, not to cold... its just perfect. I enjoyed the read thoroughly. Thanks for joining us, and I do hope you have a really great experience here.

[Colombina]

Hullo! Welcome to the game, John. I dig your character concept and look forward to seeing how he plays out.

Also you forgot to mention that while traveling uphill, you had to wrap barb wire around your feet for traction, because tennis shoes were only for nancy-boys.

I also intend to officially begin a tradition in my Miza greetings here. Here is an odd cake I have selected just for you:

BEHOLD! The D&D cake.

[Chaelnomyl]

Welcome to Mizahar!!

[Ursus Umosa]

Welcome! I hope to RP with you soon!

[Cayenne]

Welcome to Mizahar, John.