Our Team

Kathleen was playing systemless role-playing games since before she knew what any of those words meant (in other words, she’s always loved playing pretend). She has a PhD in social anthropology and revels in cultures and world-building. As the most extroverted member of Worlds Unending, she is primarily responsible for anything dealing with other people.

Javier is the team's level 42 forgemaster. Engineering software by day and painting tabletop minis by night, he loves a challenge that involves building something new. As such, we made him the backbone of the engineering team at Worlds Unending.

Katie is a relative noob to role playing games, but she did ascend to godhood in her last game so she must be doing okay. Although she is inexperienced with RPGs, she wrote a Master’s thesis on game theory and did her PhD dissertation on artificial intelligence (more specifically knowledge representation and reasoning). At Worlds Unending, she is dual-hatted as a Mathemagical Wizard and an Engineering Apprentice.

Taylor is curious. The question “how?” has taken him down the paths of electrical engineering, computer science, and cyber security, where he has made a career out of breaking things and putting them back together. His love for everything science fiction, fantasy, and tabletop gaming, however, was fueled by another question…”what if?”

Jeffrey began roleplaying by mistake. He accepted an invitation to play "Dungeons & Dragons," thinking it was the arcade game "Dragon's Lair." He was confused at first, but too shy to question it. Too young to know better, he was handed the cleric. Nevertheless, thus began a lifelong love of storytelling. At Worlds Unending, he does whatever else needs doing (like engineering and product management and providing the team with vision, mission, and wine).