response 1 of 22:

Mar 29 22:41 UTC 1996

Eldrich:
Ad&d (DM and player), Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Fantasy battle, Nercomunda, and 
various home brewed Role-playing games. Lives in Ann Arbor.

response 3 of 22:

Mar 30 01:32 UTC 1996

Bjorn:
AD&D (DM & Player), Battlelords of the 23rd Century, Battletech (Mechwarrior),
Amber (once), Star Wars, Warhammer Fanatasy Role-Playing, Vampire, Werewolf,
etc.  I'll play just about anything but my prime is AD&D which I have been
with for 13 years.  Live in the Frozen Wastes of Winona, Minnesota.

response 5 of 22:

Mar 30 23:21 UTC 1996

Kain:
MTG AD&D <DM & player, but mainly player>
also interested in trying anything new
Lives in ann arbor

response 7 of 22:

Apr 1 23:07 UTC 1996

        My mainstays are Over the Edge, Everway, and Call of Cthulhu,
but I've played many, many systems, including but not limited to
Gurps, Storyteller, Toon, Hero, TFOS, V&V, and even Shadowrun, D&D,
and TNT (though I'm less than likely to play those last few).
        I also play live action games(simulated combat), Shadowfist,
On the Edge(muilt and Omni) , INWO, sometimes magic.
        Hell, I even play non-traditionaly board/card games like
Icehouse, great Dalmuti, Once Apon A Time (highly recomended, pretty,
cheaper 2nd edition came out this year), Cosmic, and a few other games
(NUKE WAR!  Wiz WAR!).
        But..I haven't seen much from people here in the NYC area...

        Oh, Matthey -- you wouldn't be interested in an OMNI ONTE (or
even a regular ONTE) game by party, would you?  
        And I'd love to play in anytihg interesting here...
 

response 9 of 22:

Apr 2 18:56 UTC 1996

ONTE is On the Edge, natchurally.  OMNI is a wonderful OntE League,
started by Jonathan Tweet, which allows a very easy entry into the
game, while removing the question of money from deckbuilding.  THere
is no central authority for thise league, though Andrew Herington
keeps and occasionally sneds out a roster of players /decks/scores;
you just have to dedicate a deck as your omni league deck before
opening it.  The rather simple rules follow:
        Dedicate a starter deck as your omni deck before opening it.
        Open it.  You cannot change the contents of it in any way, by
trading, or replacing cards from your collection, except by winning
cards from other omni players as described below.
        Tune it; the part that you chose to play with (as few as 40
cards) is your play deck; the rest is your 'reserves'.
        You can freely change around deck and reserves between games.
        When you play another OMNI player, you can chose to each bet
one card from your deck or reserve (if it's from your deck, you can
still play with it); this is by agrement only,  so you never lose a
card you didn't want to risk, and wuill more often than not, get a
card that helps you when you win.  Stick a mark or sign on cards you
lose, and name your deck (this is just coolness, but in actual play,
yes a card with 5 signatures is more likely to be heavily wieghted, 
even if it's otherwise useless).
        Have fun -- your score is represented as x/y, where x is the
number of cards in your deck, and y is the number of games you've
played for stakes.
        Oh, Multiplayer OMNI is quite possible/fun, either with
winner-takes-all or with "vicious circle" (winner takes all except for
the person on her right, so you have a stake in letting the person to
your left win if you can't).

response 11 of 22:

Apr 4 18:00 UTC 1996

A WarHammer player under my nose all along! Arrgh!
<Eldrich procedes to rip out his hair>

response 13 of 22:

Apr 5 22:51 UTC 1996

I didn't know Magic the addiction counted, so i didn't put it in my
description.  But i do play that too.

response 15 of 22:

Apr 8 03:45 UTC 1996

Ad&d, 2nd.   Star Wars, Any White Wolf except Wraith and Street Fighter,
Mekton, Mechwarrior (twice), Twilight 2000, MTG, no LARPG's, please.

response 17 of 22:

Apr 9 01:50 UTC 1996

<bjorn does annoyig things to try to get cyberpnk's attention>

response 19 of 22:

Apr 17 02:20 UTC 1996

AD&D, 1'st, 1.5, and 2nd edition, plus various home-brewed freelance RPG
systems and a necromunda-based RPG system.  DM and player.
Warhammer--40k, fantasy, necromunda.
Vampire (player only), various homemade board, card, and wargames.
Very little TMNT.
Anything else you're willing to teach me

response 21 of 22:

Apr 19 19:11 UTC 1996

Justifiers !  I didn't know anyone else even knew about that game !