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! This week’s judge comes from Panama, where he is a psychologist and an avid gamer. He loves to run Dungeon Crawl Classics—and isn’t afraid to answer questions, either. Let’s meet Judge Jorge Graterol, AKA “Brujo”! Roadworthy: Jorge Graterol, AKA “Brujo”! What’s your name, where do you live (and game), and how would you describe yourself? My Name is Jorge Graterol, and I am currently living in Panama—and I am an avid fan of Dungeon Crawl Classics! I have been gaming since 1995 and have never stopped collecting, playing, and enjoying games with others. I am originally from Venezuela, but like other Venezuelans, I moved abroad due to a series of political and economic upheavals affecting my country and ended up in Panama about 10 years ago, where I currently reside and game at my favorite FLGS “Istmo Games.” Back in Venezuela people gave me the nickname “Brujo.” In Spanish, it means someone that is a practitioner of magic or sorcery, and it was given to me due to my extensive library of role-playing games, especially back in the day of AD&D 1st and 2nd edition, Also, as a psychologist, people thought I was able to “read” their minds! So the name stuck and every single one of my friends knows me as such. Tabletop role-playing games back in the late 90s and early 2000s in Latin America were a bit obscure, especially in my old city of Maracaibo. I was known for being one of the few that played in the area. The game was more known in the capital city of Caracas, rather than Maracaibo, which is far to the West. So I decided to let everyone know about it, and share with as many people as possible this wonderful hobby. A good chunk of local Maracaibo future DMs, GMs, and...