I've actually grown to like it. I am not sure why though.

aha! this explains everything

okay one thing

Because there was a box on my desk...Duh!

...why?

On CoS I am Boxx.

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Plus I named my Cat that when I got him.

I want to have a pet.

I am Trisscar everywhere. Trisscar comes from a book series I read when I was little. Plus I named my Cat that when I got him.

Speaking of other websites, I just found out that this website I had made years ago for my church's youth group was still standing. I had no idea people were sending in prayer requests and things like that to this day. I had to delete it today. I'm no longer a member of that church and I was the one running it.

I try to have the same sn for every site, but usually it's already taken. On other sites, I have sn's like -Intricate-, Intricate_Simplicity, UntoldTruth, and different versions of those and my NN.

In other websites I have screen names like DreamCloud, NightSky, AngelGirl, BlueRoses, and then a number.

Second and Third Age...of the Sun? They should go for a campaign setting in Beleriand. I love Beleriand. And the sindar, and the teleri... haha. *runs for Simarillion to quell obsessions*

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But what Age is it set in? It is the war of the rings? ( that would just be boring )

Typically games are set either during the begining of the second/third age(When Sauron was weak and relatively powerless), or during the begining of the fourth, after sauron dissapears.

If you do ever get a chance to play a vampire the masquerade, or a wherewolf game do so, the system is very dynamic, and it tends to rely much more on conversation and interpretation than on dice rolls.
Currently I'm preparing a character for a vampire game and I've written around 15 pages of his background so far, it's demanding to put so much effort into a character but it's also fullfilling when you get to play him because he actually feels real.
I'm also preparing a MERP game for some friends, probably involving hobbits.
I know, I'm a nerd.

The mighty Korith has returned? All hail. I miss Billy and Gemini too, dammit.

My name Jenos is short for Jenos Idanian, which is an anagram for Indiana Jones. I love Indiana Jones.

I know what middle earth is. I'm a fantasy geek. But what Age is it set in? It is the war of the rings? ( that would just be boring )

I was going to get involved in a whitewolf story, but I never got a chance to get back to my friend about it, as he left work for another job before I could decide. Right now, I'm playing a d20modern campaign ( Wizards of the Coast's attempt at a new game ), or rather, trying to find a damn character idea for it. I'm afraid D&D is the only system I know anything about. I don't have many people around me who roleplay. I'm lucky to have my friends who aren't all insane geeks.

White Wholf and MERP(Middle Earth Role Playing, as in The Lord of the Rings) both use 10's only.
In Role Master, the system MERP is based on you can use 20's in some exceptional cases during character creation.

I never really liked D&D, too simple for my taste. For fantasy games I prefer MERP because it's more detailed, and for non fantasy Vampire: The Masquerade is really good because it's system is very dinamic and adaptable.

Do you play any particular games shade?

I only have Meagan87 here. My AIM name tends to dominate all of my screen names.

Probably good old D&D, speed. In what other game do you use both a twenty and a ten? Is it used in whitewolf? I thought they just used sixes.

speed it describes my attitude towards life, I was also a pretty heave drug user when I registered 2 years ago, so it just came to me.
It's not my real online alias, on other sites I use Sprightx, which derives from roleplaying.

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my love of role playing

What games?

so finn argotross and clockster would be possible screen names for you?

An old nickname describing me in foul mood. I get a really thick southern accent when aggitated.

However my other names on different sites refer to my love of role playing. 20 sided dice are my personal favorite, the d10 are much to fickle.