Just a tabletop & pre-MW4 (BLEH!) fan of the games. Hardcore ISer player, mostly pre-Civil War FedCom & OWA. Occasionally I dabble into CWiE stuff, but not often.
I'm also heavily into drawing 'Mechs and Btech related designs, being a digital artist, although I will warn you I am nowhere as good as the artists in the actual books. Probably because everything I draw seems to either look like it's a lovable rust-bucket out of nBSG, or 'its a Gundam!'-ish stuff. Also, I do fanfiction. Please, put away the pitchforks. Finally, I'm a SSW/HMPro/HMAero addict and design way too many things on them. Yukikaze-Alecto 09:20, 21 August 2011 (UTC)
I'm keeping the Welcome table here simply because it's a nice easy reference placing so I know where to go/what to do/reminder of what NOT to do.
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