Heya!

Hello!

I'm Sadie, which is to say that I've been a lurker on the wiki and forums for a little while now. And as I have no idea what else to say, I'll steal the topics from the Introduction thread up top!

• When and where did you first start roleplaying? Is Shadowlack your first online play-by-post game?
  
  I played a game of D&D with my brother, father, and a couple of his friends when I was knee-high to a Feydragon. I then got sucked into other roleplaying games, and eventually video games. When Ultima Online was fresh and new, I played for years with a guild of orcs, and can still blather on in a bastardized version of Tolkien's Black Speech. A couple of years ago, I started playing in a boffer-based LARP game that has a forum for in-game interaction between events. That was my first experience with a play-by-post game.

• How did you find out about Shadowlack?
  
  Through your lovely administrator, Iversia. :)

• Do you have any pets?
  
  I do not, at the moment. I grew up in a veritable zoo, with six cats, two dogs, chinchillas, ferrets, and assorted rodents. I lived with a Devon Rex cat with my namesake for a good many years before moving to my current, pets-free domicile. I think I'd sell my liver for a furry or scaley companion or twelve, but it isn't in the cards for now.

• What's your favourite animal, genre of music, or video game?

Currently, I'm in love with hedgehogs, mice, rats, ferrets, and geckos. Rodents have always been a favourite of mine, and I used to live with a sweetheart of a ferret. Musically I'm an 80's girl at heart, with a soft spot for old goth rock and post-punk tunes. As for video games, I couldn't possibly choose.​

So yeah! Hello to the lot of you, and with a bit of luck I may be roleplaying with you soon!

--Sadie Kay.

 

Heed her words, strangers of the interwebs. *Nods most seriously* ;)

Thank you for the welcome and wishes, my dear!

 

I only have the one brewing about in my head, so far. But yes, dinner must be had!

 

Thank you, Lautir!

The idea of not playing D&D with family seems foreign to me. I played with my father and his friends, and after my parents split, my step-father and his sons. Gaming has always been a family thing in my life. But that's what happens when you grow up in a wicked geeky family. My mother has BINDERS of stuff printed out for the online games she plays or used to play, and she met my stepfather on a BBS. Their current most prized home decorations are the two Minecraft torches that they ordered from ThinkGeek. :D