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 2019 is Road Trip! We want you to get out there and experience the world. Whether it be in real life or online, you can always explore unknown lands and make new friends. Who knows, maybe we’ll put you up on our website. Jump on into the Road Crew program for your chance! Out of rural West Virginia comes our latest Roadworthy Judge. His passion and commitment keep him going, and on pace for an incredible number of Road Crew games in a single year. Meet Judge Joseph “Shaun” Hale! Roadworthy: Shaun Hale! What’s your name, where do you live (and game), and how would you describe yourself? My name is Shaun Hale and I live in Rural West Virginia, near Beckley. I have the option of a few different gaming locations but the one that I absolutely love is the Dragon’s Den which is located at 109 Main Street in Beckley, WV.  I love gaming and exploring how people react in different situations both in character and out. I would think myself an ‘OK’ DM but with grand desires of wanting to be a GREAT DM. I’m not there yet, but I am continually working on it. There are so many aspects of the game that I run into that I have not considered before and sometimes they take me by surprise. Luckily I have several people in my group who are also DM’s and they keep me in-line. How did you first discover DCC? Back in 2007 I was traveling to North Carolina for a conference dealing with my work. I don’t remember the store name, but I stopped in at some hobby store to see if they had any original modules for D&D. I picked up what looked like a module, but in book form.  It was #29 – The Adventure Begins. I remember reading the words “Remember the good old days when adventures were underground….” And from that point I was hooked.  Mainly because I DO remember the good old days and I remember when in 1975, a friend of mine invited me over on Christmas day to check out this new game he...