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    c558382@showme.missouri.
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    I've recently joined your list and spent some time reading your archives.
    My name is Kenneth Gauck. I am 30 yrs old and a 16 yr veteran of D&D. I
    am writing my masters thesis in history having completed my coursework and
    intend to pursue a Phd. My area of specialty is early modern government,
    so Birthright seemed a natural to me. I have run a campaign based on
    Baruk-Azhik for almost a year now.

    Being a historian I tend to toward realism in play, mostly in the
    socio-economic aspects. I offer my players a historical level of
    complexity and difficulty as regents, which they seem to find challenging
    and rewarding. I hope to contribute interesting things to the list, most
    probably in the area of politics, religion, and innovative game mechanics.

    Kenneth Gauck
    c558382@showme.missouri.edu

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    Rich Baker
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    New Member Introduction

    At 02:47 AM 1/8/98 -0600, you wrote:
    >I've recently joined your list and spent some time reading your archives.
    >My name is Kenneth Gauck. I am 30 yrs old and a 16 yr veteran of D&D. I
    >am writing my masters thesis in history having completed my coursework and
    >intend to pursue a Phd. My area of specialty is early modern government,
    >so Birthright seemed a natural to me. I have run a campaign based on
    >Baruk-Azhik for almost a year now.
    >
    >Being a historian I tend to toward realism in play, mostly in the
    >socio-economic aspects. I offer my players a historical level of
    >complexity and difficulty as regents, which they seem to find challenging
    >and rewarding. I hope to contribute interesting things to the list, most
    >probably in the area of politics, religion, and innovative game mechanics.
    >
    >Kenneth Gauck
    >c558382@showme.missouri.edu


    Welcome aboard, Kenneth! As a historian, you'll probably note that I
    borrowed a lot of the inspiration for Birthright from historical sources.
    If you can find it, you might want to take a look at an old SPI game called
    "Empires of the Middle Ages." We've played it around the TSR offices for
    years, and it's always a painful and illuminating experience.

    Rich Baker
    Birthright Designer

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