I approach tabletop RPGs as cooperative storytelling. Usually the game master, I tend to design elaborate world settings for my players to frolic in. The rare times I get to run a player character, I prefer to play grumpy old people and characters with unusual superstitions.

Just now diving into FATE and DFRPG (and very excited about it), I'm most experienced in running D&D 3.5 and 4e. I've also dabbled in Dogs in the Vineyard, My Life With Master, and Stargate SG-1, among others.

Currently running: A DFRPG campaign with low-but-variable attendance (and garden gnomes). In its very early stages right now; we'll see how I manage running a system that discourages detailed advanced prep.

Character note: Never short on overambitious ideas.