Shaking hands after the battle

[Justin D. Jacobson]

Name's Justin. I own and operate , fiendishly clever publishers of the double-ENnies nominated Poisoncraft, most recently , and the upcoming Thrilling Passages. I've had a hand in writing all of them as well.

I'm married to an incredible wife. I met Jeannine when we were at Duke together for law school. That's right, I'm a lawyer by day. (Which is also why my entry has a few typos--normally I'm positively despotic about eliminating typos--an unfortunate confluence of legal hearings that demanded my attention.) I live in Plantation, Florida (near Fort Lauderdale) and I've got two cats, Peanut and Tigger. The latter is literally psychotic and is currently taking a serotonin inhibitor.

In my spare time, I feed my Vs. addiction. I'll be 35 on June 25th; if you're looking for a gift for me, a Savage Beatdown would be just grand.

[Jason Petrasko]

My name is Jason and I design games mostly for fun. I have one game released at rpgnow under the trademark inKarbon Games. The only notable thing I've done so far is the 24 hour RPG Karbon, and it's not that notable

I work in retail during the day and spend many hours of the weeknights online, reading and writing RPG theory and games. When I'm not doing that I'm watching movies looking for another good one, and reading. I have a little rpg dev blog started here too:

[Carrie Bernstein]

I'm Carrie and I don't design role playing games, I hardly even admit to playing them. But a silly mood and a bottle of caffeine caught me writing a game to try to encorporate _all_ of the ingredients and system limitations.(Sedition!) So hats off to the creators of the Game Chef Competition, who somehow enticed me with the gleaming kitchen they'd laid out.

Nowadays I do physical labor in a greenhouse for a living, not-so-secretly play in a fun fun PTA game called Epidemonology, and reside in CT with my lovely fiance and a smart cat. By August 31st I hope to have a job and an apartment in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, be missing the cat, and still have the lovely fiance happily at my side. Or maybe we'll move to Providence? It depends on finding a job in a place with an excellent work culture.