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B.A.is 30 years old and lives with his parents. When he isn't gaming he works the late shift at Pizza A Go Go. B.A. dropped out of colleget o follow his dream of being a game designer. He sunk $6,000 into his first gaming product, "DAWG: the Role-Playing Game",which was a bomb. BA suffered a nervous breakdown and left gaming for a few years befor once again picking up his dice bag again. He founded the Knights of the Dinner Table.

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Bob is 26 years old and also lives with his parents. He was unemployed even though he's taken over 8 years of vocational classes at a local tech college. He has a habit of losing his job because of his temper and sharp tongue. Bob was the first dues paying member of the group. Bob is from the old school of role-playing and believes it's all about breaking things and killing people. He made the local papers  twice when he got lost in the steam tunnels under the Ball state. (The first time for 7 days.)

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Dave is 22 years old and attends Ball State University where he is studying cultural anthropology and dance theory. Dave was introduced to role-playing by Bob whom he met at a local paintball tournament. Dave is a true blooded hack-n-slasher who becomes bored easily. He often forgets to bring his character sheet to the game and tends to borrow someone else's dice. Dave originally joined the group to take advantage of the free munchies.

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Brian is 27 years old and lives alone. He manages to make a modest living operating a fee based gaming website and selling painted miniatures. Brian is typically quiet and utters only three word sentences unless a rule has been broken or his character has been maligned. Even though Brian can't remember his own phone number, he can recite entire passages of various rule books from memory. He claims to have a girlfriend but no one has ever seen her.

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Sara is 25 years old and is BA's cousin. She recently moved back to Muncie, indiana from Wisconsin and is the newest member of the group. Unfortunately, Sara is also the only female in the group, and fights a lonely batttle to bring more role-play into the group's gaming sessions and less hack-n-slash. Sara has decided it is her sworn obligation to bring the other members of the group around to her style of play. She attempts to do this by example but occasionally has to resort to threats and physical bullying to make her point.

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Johnny "Lucky" Kizinski was one of the original members of the Knights of the Dinner Table Gaming Club. He was highly respected by the other members for his gaming style and dedication to the game. He is mostly remembered, however, for his incredible luck with the dice and his uncanny habit of coming up with the right results at the right time. Mention his name around any gaming table in Muncie, Indiana and you're likely to hear the sad refrain, "the boy could play!" Johnny's story has an unhappy ending however. One night during a power session of CattlePunk, his luck ran out. He fumbled consecutively FIVE times, failed four saving throws, and missed twelve to-hits over the course of the evening. As a result four high level player characters met their demise. Johnny's unlucky streak haunted him in the weeks that followed and he eventually lost interest in the game and hung up his bag. He moved out of state and now manages a Big Juices in Wisconsin.

First Appearance : Never see.

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Colonel Prowler (also known as "Full Bird") is B.A. Felton's cat. Prowler's ferocity and propensity to attack without warning has earned him a great deal of fear and respect from those around him. Anyone who visits the Felton household is wise to heed the advice, "Best to give him (Prowler) a wide berth." It is rumored that Prowler was once a loveable, even affectionate pet but after siring hundreds of litters in the neighborhood, B.A. was court-ordered to have him neutered. It is this event which is believed to have caused Prowler's sudden change of temperment. The fifty pound cat has been blamed for the strange disapearances of several neighborhood dogs (including a Great Dane named Mouther) but no direct proof has ever been presented to support this.He has a fondness for dice, metal figures and many other items which, once claimed as his own, are tucked away in his bedding in the corner of the laundry room. It is believed hundreds of "lost" dice are among his horde.