Well, I've been lucky enough in my NWC experience (which has begun in August 2003 with Burrie's Vethboro Dragon) to meet and play with a lot of great roleplayers. I won't name any here in order to not leave others out, but I've always let them know how I felt in my reviews.

I am foremost a DM these days, given the lack of interesting campaigns for me to join. I feel that after becoming a DM, you tend to experience games slightly differently. When I do play however, I tend to play only females, and usually elven, half-elven or human. The classes I prefer are Sorceror or Wizard and Rogue, but I have tried out almost all others.

As a DM, I enjoy creating epic plots and trying my best to recreate FR lore visually. My campaigns through the years have been:

Long Live The King (which started out with the original module which I kept modifying and enlarging)

The Lost Words, a campaign based in Cormyr

Vampire: The Prophecy, a shorter campaign set in the World of Darkness Middle Ages

Shao Aeylade: Magic of the Ages, another FR campaign taking place in and around the Forest of Tethyr

The Harpers, also a FR campaign about a group of Harper agents in the year DR 1369

In-between these I also hosted short games:

Invitation to Wilcox Manor, a gothic soft-horror story (which later got renamed to Invitation to the Ivory Manor).

Some Memories Should Be Forgotten, (which later became The Power of Memories).

After my return to NWC in 2008, I've also hosted Trouble at Hasken Manor, a more traditional short game (3-4 sessions) based on the D&D adventure "Hasken's Manor".