Robert's Game Page

    I started playing games, like most people, as a kid.  Some of the early games that I enjoyed included all of the standards such as: checkers, chess, and others such junk.  As I got older my tastes began to change, and I discovered games like Risk and Stratego.  By the time I was in Jr. High I had discovered what must be the ultimate game - Dungeons & Dragons!   I first discovered D&D in seventh grade.  I had received the basic edition boxed set for Christmas a couple of years earlier.   This was the first game I had every seen that allowed the participants to create the game.  You could do whatever you wanted to do.  I was great!  This game also lead me to the best friends I have ever had.
    As I got older my gaming began to branch out into games other than D&D.  My friends and I played Twilight: 2000, Star Frontiers, Traveller, Traveller:2300, Mechwarrior, Battletech, Star Fleet Battles.  By the time I was married an living in my own place my gaming had moved to Magic: the Gathering.  Most of my gaming group moved away or got so busy that they had no time for gaming.
    I got even older (this is getting scary).  My family and I moved to Idaho (stop that laughing). This opened a whole new chapter in my gaming.   The gaming community in Boise was great.  My friend Lonnie and I joined a gaming club called SIG (I forget what it means).  We met a lot of great gamers and started playing some game that I never even heard of at the time. I fell in love with Necromunda.  I found out about some cool games like WarZone and Mutant Chronicles.   Alas, I had to move back to Phoenix and I thought that my serious gaming had came to an end.
    About a year after returning to Phoenix I found a group of historical gamers in the north valley.  I took some time to actually hook up with this group but it was worth the effort.  This group is diverse enough that we should always have some gaming projects in the works. Look below to see some of the things that I am into. This isn't all the games that I play but it's a start!

Copyright © 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Robert E. Brightwell.  This is only true for stuff that isn't copyrighted by somebody else.  If you find something that I stole from you and you're pissed off, just let me know and I'll take it down.  Blah, Blah, Blah.  Last updated on 05/20/2002.  Thanks to the guys from Monsoon MultiMedia for hosting this site. Go check them out!  Thousands of Demons served.