Balls of Clay is a Pathfinder campaign played on Roll20. The original GM was Rob Blau, but he later suckered me into taking over. BoC is the longest-running game I have ever been a part of and a lot has happened, including time travel to Kaeran, a long visit to the Under-Miami, various planar adventures, and now a Mythic campaign.

Starfall was a D&D 3.5 campaign run by Manny Perez. It began in a village with a quest to find a missing pig, then gradually grew more and more epic. I also guest GM'ed for a while.

Calamnitus was a D&D 3E campaign, GM'ed by me. The premise was that the original heroes of the Mystara campaign had failed in their quest, and so the world was a now dark place, run by dragons. Lots of ethical questions, and fairly challenging.

Liev was a sort-lived D&D 3E campaign, featuring Rob Blau as GM.

Stonebridge was Cole Parker's D&D 3E campaign, which was a lot of fun, though it didn't run for too long. Cole gave every character a list of secrets, which led to some real zaniness. For example, Thode was secretly in love with Roberta, and spent most of his time trying to slip her Love Potions.

Mystara was an AD&D 2E campaign that I GM'ed, and one of my most ambitious campaigns ever. Games frequently had nine or ten simultaneous players. Plus, everyone kept their character sheets in a central database, with a web front-end. I also regularly created between-game challenges for the players. Of course, the map was based on the Mystara box set, so Holly calls this my "lazy" campaign.

Oerth was an AD&D 2E game, GM'ed by Nick Papaefthimiou. It was based on the "Rod of Seven Parts" adventures. Bailey's entire character sheet and web pages were origninally SQL-driven, such that any change made on his character sheet would automatically update all his web pages. One of these days I might put it back together again.

New Kaeran was an AD&D 2E campaign, GM'ed by me. It was set in the same world as Kaeran, only 100 years later. It had a really high henchman-to-player ratio, which combined with a large playerbase and inconsistent scheduling, led to an early demise.

Seven was an AD&D 2E game run by Manny Perez. It was A high-weird Planescape campaign that Manny ran. There were unfortunately many, many layers to this campaign that were never explored; I know because I was a guest GM for a while. Some players have multiple characters because there was a little problem with party cohesion early on, that resulted in the loss of three characters.

The Heroes of Kaeran was an AD&D 2E game run by Rob Blau. It was the first serious campaign I played in college, which produced some of my fondest memories. Initially, we were a group of five, but later we were joined by Niralth and Wax.

Ultima Online might not be your typical RPG, but Lord knows I put enough time and effort into my characters. On our first server, we created a guild called the Masters of the Rune (which sounds impressive, unless you realize that a Recall rune is used to run away from battle). Our next server was a veteran server, Siege Perilous. Both were great fun.

These are characters that don't fit anywhere else, plus some for which I haven't had time to make a campaign description.