We recently had a chat with seasoned gamer and avid Judge Eric Greaves, of Salem, Oregon, who told us of his love of RPGs and boardgames, the fun of introducing youngsters to DCC, and his clever use of ‘game-within-a-game’ mechanics! Roadworthy: Eric Greaves What’s your name, where do you live (and game), and what should the Goodman Games community know about you? My name is Eric Greaves. I live in Salem, Oregon and I have been at grade school teacher for 21 years. I am also an avid Scouter with the Scouts BSA. I love board games of all kinds and when I am not playing DCC I am neck-deep in a complicated Eurogame about zoos, Mars, or shipping goods. I game at Wild Things in Salem, the Salem Public Library, and anywhere we can roll out a dungeon! Tell us about how you first got into tabletop RPGs. I got introduced to RPGs with the TMNT RPG from Palladium books in the early 90s. We were all fans of the Ninja Turtles back then and I really enjoyed the creativity and adventure the game allowed us. How did you first discover Dungeon Crawl Classics? I got into DCC around 2014. I had a friend who did the initial Kickstarter and would never stop talking about it. I set up a series of sessions at my place with nachos, beef stew, and all sorts of good stuff. We had a blast, and it really brought me back to the fun days of my youth. What adventures are you running from your Road Crew games? Any great moments from a game? Right now we are working our way through the MCC adventures, some homebrew ones, and occasional random funnels. One great moment that comes to mind is when I was asked to help with the game room at a youth dance, so, of course, I brought the DCC goods! I ran the interested kids through the “Not in Kansas Anymore” funnel and it was awesome! The best part was one of the kids rolled themself as a school bus driver and that group made the most incredible use of that school bus until it was impossible to get it up some stairs. Just a wild ride. What is your favorite DCC/MCC adventure? [DCC #82:] Bride of the Black Manse is one of my more recent faves. We...