The Dungeon Master

My name is Curtis Berry, and I'll be your Dungeon Master. I've been doing the DM thing for over 40 years and love every minute of it. I love being in on all the secrets and watching people get excited as the story unfolds while they figure the mystery out.

A little about me.

I was born an Air Force brat in a hospital on Lakenheath AFB in Lakenheath, England near Mildenhall. While I was still but a wee baby, my father was shipped back to the U.S.A. where I grew up primarily in Albuquerque, NM.

After graduating from High School in 1984, I struck out on my own and sowed some oats while learning the hard way that without a college education, I was going to be looking at some low pay for a long time. I won't bore everyone with the details of my job history. Suffice to say that I've worked a few places and learned a few skills.

I graduated from the University of New Mexico in 2003. I could have finished in 1997. I won't make excuses. All I can do is advise everyone out there to attend college if possible and get their degree as early as they can. And be sure to stick to it, even when times are tough for you. Best investment you'll ever make.

In 1983, a friend introduced me to the wonderful world of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. I was a junior in High School and couldn't wait until the middle of the day so I could spend my precious 30 minutes of lunchtime playing. Soon I began to create and run my own games fleshing out a world called Irith--which I drew using colored pencils on several graph paper.

I created adventures for my players based upon material from my imaginary world, and they seemed to like it very much. The number of people who would attend my games on a consistent basis over the years told me that I could not only run a good game but spin a good yarn as well.

I hope you all enjoy the game!

Also, if you're interested, I wrote a book called Shades of Light: Book One of the Walker Chronicles and the second book in the series Rise of the Serpents: Book Two of the Walker Chronicles. Both are available at Amazon.

By the way, here's Clucky, my li'l African Gray nipper!