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I don't want to be a disruptive force, especially after the last post, but 
there are other gaming clubs at Purdue than the Fantasy Club.

One of these others is called Purdue Wargamers, which plays historical and
fictional wargames.  I don't now the contact person offhand, but I'm sure
that someone will fill this gap of information.  They meet on Sunday afternoons
and evenings in Stewart Center.


The other two clubs are called Dungeons of Purdue (DoP) and Creative Role-
Play (CRP).  DoP meets on Friday and Saturday nights in Stewart Center.
Currently, there is a Fantasy Hero campaign being currently run on Saturday
nights.  Previous (recent) games have included AD&D, Champions, Traveller,
and others.  Wargamers also has a room on Friday nights which is used for
roleplaying (as well as wargaming).

CRP currently hosts a fantasy campaign which uses a modified GURPS system.
It has also had a Mechwarrior campaign (although nobody knows where the
Mechwarrior players went).


Other campaigns planned for this year include a mystical DC Heroes, 
a post-holocaust (very far post-holocaust) low-tech GURPS campaign with
fantasy elements (but nothing as far as Gamma World by any means), and
an Ars Magica saga.


However, none of these campaigns are official or the "central" campaign of
the clubs.  The gaming clubs exist only to provide a place for gamers to
meet and play.  Feel welcome to bring whatever you want and run whatever you
want.  We can't garuantee players (after all, there are only so many games
a person can play at one time), but we will try to find space for you.


Contact people for DoP and CRP:

Elwood Dunning:  474-4931 (dunning@ecn.purdue.edu)
Kirsten Jacobus:  743-3712 (jacobus@mentor.cc.purdue.edu)


Contact people for _some_ of the specific campaigns:


Fantasy Hero:  Elwood Dunning (see above)
DC Heroes:  Kirsten Jacobus (see above)
Ars Magica:  Robb Beard (aoj@cc.purdue.edu) 497-0179
Fantasy GURPS:  Bryan Maloney (maloney@aclcb.purdue.edu) 743-3732


Note:  Sometimes student organizations cannot get the rooms they were
scheduled for.  This is called "being bumped".  This can happen to any
of the above clubs, so please don't assume that a club does not exist if there
is no room listed for then in that day's Stewart Center schedule.  If
you've an interest, you might want to try to get in contact with the people
mentioned above as well as seeing if they're at Stewart Center.
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