The Bloodlines Players
Greg
Collins works for Microsoft. He lives in Seattle and enjoys watching sports
and drinking fine single malt scotches. He's been part of the group since Andy's
very first D&D game in 1982. He plays Adarrial Smythe (the Man of Renown) and
Quinborough Cadwallader.
Jesse
Decker is the editor of Dragon Magazine. He's been playing D&D with
Andy since 1998, making him the "new guy" of the group. And don't think we ever
let him forget it! Jesse's first character was Seth McCullin, and he currently
plays loremaster Stannis Alensin.
Chris
Galvin is the irascible yet lovable director of the Organized Play division
of Wizards of the Coast. He met Andy at GenCon in 1996, and has been playing D&D
with the group since 1997. Chris began the campaign with the druid/rogue
Aethelred, but currently plays the dwarf Thorgrimm.
Joe
Hauck is the vice-president of Magic: The Gathering at Wizards of the
Coast by day, and plays keyboards in Seattle's hottest lounge band, the
Dudley Manlove Quartet, by night.
He's been playing D&D with Andy since 1996, way back when they worked
side-by-side in the trenches of the Organized Play division. Joe plays Eandrynn,
the arcane archer.
Kevin
Kukas works for the state government in Olympia, Washington. He's been
playing D&D with Andy since about 1989. His character is the Altian cleric Duran
Fortnite.
Viet
Nguyen is a slimy political consultant in Seattle. He's been playing D&D
with Andy since 1984. Viet began the campaign with Druga Entier-dahl, but
currently splits time between the paladin Alarion and the sorcerer Falaster.
Brent
Pearson is a mild-mannered music teacher in Olympia, Washington. He's been
playing D&D with Andy since 1983. He plays the temple raider, Caedrus.
Marc
Russell is an "independent technology consultant" living in Seattle,
Washington. He's been playing D&D with Andy since about 1986. He plays the half-elven
ranger Beran Findalson.
Scott
Smith works for Intel and lives in Olympia, Washington. He's been putting up
with the rest of us since 1989 or so. Scott plays the rogue Thomas Johnson.
None
of us really understand exactly what Dennis Worrell does, but we know
it's got something to do with flow regulation. He lives in Olympia, Washington,
and has been capering about in Andy's D&D groups since 1987. Nudge, nudge, wink,
wink. He plays the hard-hitting fighter, Jarvis.
Andy
Collins is blessed with one of the very best gaming groups a DM could
ask for. Not only has the group maintained a stability that would put the
average professional sports team to shame, it turns out that these jokers are a
bunch of great guys, to boot. Andy estimates that since 1981, he's run about a
half-dozen medium- to long-term campaigns with subsets of these players (and a
few others), and every one of them has been a blast.