Razorhawk Gaming Society was born of my lifelong interest in role-playing games. It started when my grandma got me the D&D Starter Edition in 1982. I loved the imagination required, the (relatively) complex rules, the artwork, the maps, the open-world exploration. No games I played were anything like it.
Fast-forward to high school, where I met other like-minded folks who endeared me to the social side of role-playing. This consisted of long sessions with open-ended forays into uncharted worlds - all fueled by gummi worms and candy cigarettes. It was then I learned the pleasure of being a game master, where I could create my own elaborate worlds and scenarios and unleash them upon the players.
Later in my adult life I went further and built more intricate campaigns across a variety of genres and platforms. I also started building RPG tools and RPG-influenced online games.
Razorhawk Gaming Society is home to many things: firstly, a cohort of people who share a passion for gaming together; an archive of the gaming travails of this cohort; a collection of tools for supporting this cohort; and projects and explorations into RPGs. It is the personal stomping grounds where I harbor the fruits of my gaming life.
Across this site, I'll talk through the evolution of my relationship with gaming, particularly in the Campaigns section.
—Matt Borland,
Creator, Razorhawk Gaming Society