Welcome to Roadworthy! This is a chance to show off a Road Crew Judge and allow them to share their experience and wisdom. We provide these profiles to help provide insight into their personality and style, and maybe give up-and-coming Judges some advice on improving their game.It’s time to take a trip to a Porkopolis and the home of the first professional baseball team to meet Judge Tyler Stroud. I hope we can get some chili!Roadworthy: Judge Tyler StroudWhat’s your name, where do you live (and game), and what should the Goodman Games community know about you?My name is Tyler Stroud. I live in Cincinnati, Ohio and we are very fortunate to have our games hosted by Capstone Games. Tell us about how you first got into tabletop RPGs.My first experience was at a summer camp. I was a staff member there and first saw people slinging dice. I quickly became hooked. How did you first discover Dungeon Crawl Classics? Either at Origins or Gencon, I can’t recall. Like many people it was the artwork that caught my attention. After my first funnel, I fell deep into the rabbit hole. Do you typically play one-shots or ongoing campaigns? Gongfarmer’s Local 513 does a mix. I’m leading the charge with the Xcrawl campaign. And DJ Clyde is heading up DCC adventures.What level do you and your players most enjoy playing at?Personally, I feel 2 is a good sweet spot for veterans while still being easily approachable for first timers. What adventures are you running from your Road Crew games? Any great moments from a game? For Xcrawl, we’ve completed both adventures in the core rule book and Murder Mountain Smackdown. I’ve gotta say, my players are the best. And their dice seem to pop natural 20’a at exactly the right time. Without going into spoilers, let’s just say a very aptly timed nat 20 solved a lot of issues for the Golem Gutters on Murder Mountain. What’s your all-time favorite DCC/MCC adventure that you or your group has enjoyed the most?I think it might be Xcrawl’s Got Talent. In all transparency, I am a professional stadium announcer. So, I incorporate those skills into our Xcrawl games. It was my first time being a GM in 10-15yrs. We had 8 players and 21 casualties out of 32 combatants. Everyone was on the edge of their seat the entire time, and not a cellphone in sight. The table erupted into cheers at the very end. It was a magical time. Star Trek or Star Wars? Wow, tough choice. I have a lifelong love for Star Wars. But I would rather live in the Star Trek universe. Do you have any tips, advice, or creative musings for your fellow Road Crew Judges?The hardest part of the entire journey has been gaining the confidence to start Judging. Over my lifetime of gaming, I’ve picked up small details that I’ve liked from judges from all around the world. I’ve tried to incorporate a lot of those things into my approach. So, I encourage everyone to do the same. Find inspiration, make it your own and put yourself out there. You’ll learn so much more by actually doing than you will spending years and years planning.If you are part of a Gongfarmer’s Local chapter, tell us about it?Gongfarmer’s Local Name/Nickname: The #513 Shop Location(s): Timewarp Arcade, Capstone Games Is your local lawful or chaotic? Chaotic If your local had a theme song, what would it be? Castle Rat- Dagger Dragger Your local is having a Halloween party. What adventure (Goodman Games or homebrew) are you running and why? DCC Horror #8 Night of the Bog Beast; I mean the title alone makes it a horror classic but a hex crawl with a lot to discover that progresses the amount of time spent to...