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. The Road Crew theme for 2018 is Strange New Worlds! Head out and find unique places to run games for willing participants. Do something that makes us take notice! Who knows, maybe we’ll put you up on our website. Jump on into the Road Crew program for your chance! We cross down below the Mason-Dixon line to visit Georgia with our latest Roadworthy Judge. With a punk aesthetic and a drive to entertain, this Judge brings the action all over the Atlanta area. A big welcome to Judge Jay Domingo! Roadworthy: Judge Jay Domingo What’s your name, where do you live (and game), and how would you describe yourself? My name is Judge Jay. I live in Covington, GA right outside of Atlanta. I run and play Dungeon Crawl Classics, Mutant Crawl Classics, and D&D 5th Edition games at Joystick Game Bar in Atlanta where I am part of a collective of GMs called the Order of the Owlbear. It’s basically the 1910 School of Paris for table-top RPG dungeon masters. I fancy myself a Murder Hobo Judge but everyone knows if you lean into that too much you end up with an empty table. I’m much more cuddly than that and I love empowering my players to try anything. I also believe in the judicious use of the Luck Roll to make the impossible possible. Please, please tell the story of how you discovered gaming. My good friend Tony Meloro, creator of Grey Flowers and Mystic Punks, was talking to me to me about DCC and Appendix N because of our shared love of pulpy pop/trash culture. I took to the old-school retro flavor immediately. This game speaks to me and I try to run it much as possible. The DIY community around the game is so inspiring. Discovering DCC was like discovering SST Records and punk rock and finding all the creativity bubbling around this little scene. Judge Brendan’s Black Flag pin on his RPG battle vest is testament to the punk rock aesthetic of this crew. How did you first discover DCC? I discovered gaming through middle school, when the teachers said we could vote on the books we wanted to read...