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. This time out we travel to Ohio to meet a judge who describes himself as a compulsive gamer. Let’s meet Judge Paul Hampshire! Roadworthy: Paul Hampshire What’s your name, where do you live (and game), and how would you describe yourself? Hi, I’m Paul Hampshire. I live and game in the Dayton, Ohio area. I would describe myself as a lifelong player of table-top role-playing games and miniature games and am happy to preach or teach about DCC. I suffer from compulsive game over-preparation-ism with accompanying bouts of omghowlonghaveibeenstaringatthis. How did you first discover DCC? I first discovered DCC when I found a copy of the softcover rulebook with the wizard cover and flames at a chain book store. I was amazed. I got online and wanted more. This was right before Google+ was about to go down, and I answered a posting from Judge Tanglebones (Chris Lauricella) saying he was going to be running a game at a local comic and games store close to where I live. I played at his table for about a year and a half before I volunteered to run some games so he could take a break over the summer. That was almost two years ago. I’ve been running a DCC or MCC game every other Saturday afternoon ever since. How many games did you run in 2020? How many this year? I’ve run 4 games this year, and 16 in 2020 with about a half dozen posted to Meetup that I forgot to submit to the Goodman Games event page. What’s your favorite Road Crew game experience so far? When we were running games in person we used to have a couple of younglings who often played. On more than one occasion they picked up on stuff that the “adults” missed. I’d been running Purple Planet adventures for a while when one session we get to this climactic moment and they realize a character will have to be sacrificed, so to speak, to save the planet. Without missing a beat this young lady says, “I’ll do it”. We all had this jaw-dropping wa-wa-huh moment. She’d...