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 take a trip to North Carolina to discover a judge who enjoys DCC in both look and play. Let’s meet Judge Christian Ovsenik! Roadworthy: Christian Ovsenik What’s your name, where do you live (and game), and how would you describe yourself? I’m Christian Ovsenik, I live in Cary, North Carolina. I game at the Gamer’s Armory, in Cary, NC. Though lately, I’ve been gaming online, of course. I’m a husband, a public servant, and a forever GM. I wasn’t allowed to play D&D as a kid so we played Star Wars RPG. Sometime in college, I played 2E with some friends and got really interested in D&D when I moved to North Carolina and wanted to meet other How did you first discover DCC? Free RPG Day 2011, I picked up the pre-release quick start with Portal Under the Stars because I loved the art. At the time we were playing 4E, I didn’t really like the art or the slog of how long games took. DCC seemed like a breath of fresh air. I didn’t really get super into it though until around the time of the 4th printing Kickstarter; by then my 3rd printing hardcover was starting to see a lot of use. What kind of adventures are you running for Road Crew? For online conventions, I really like to run Convention Modules, Free RPG Day modules, and other “short” adventures that comfortably fit into 4 hours. I don’t want to rush people, and I like giving a 5-minute break every hour. People have pets, kids, or spouses to attend to at home. For online Road Crew, I have a lot of regulars, so we have been playing through Dwellers of the Forbidden City. At the beginning of quarantine, I had some players who were having trouble with the covid situation, so I ran a game every Saturday night for a long time, probably 6 months. After that, we went to every 2 weeks. We needed something long that I didn’t have to think a lot about. When we go back to in-person (hopefully soon) I am...