Chainsaw wrote in Gary Con IX:I'll be there - room reserved, badge purchased. I plan to run a few events (below) using the Jeff Talanian's Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea (AS&SH) rules/setting. Days and times still TBD, but I'll probably run Corpse Creek twice or three times, Crystal Point once and Foolsgrave once.The Strange Tale of Crystal Point - In the far reaches of Hyperborea's Crab Archipelago, lies a small, mountainous island known as Crystal Point. Passing sailors have recently seen a crimson glow in Crystal Point's waters, beams of reddish-brown light shining up from its steep cliffs and unusually frequent lightning storms. Ariston Thalassa, an Atlantean sage in Khromarium, Hyperborea's largest city, has heard these strange tales and approached your party with a promising explanation. He believes Crystal Point may hold the ruins of a lost Atlantean colony - and its secrets! Eager for adventure and treasure, you agreed to explore the island and, after a long journey, have finally set foot on its rocky beach. A site-based adventure for 4-6 player characters of levels 7-9.
Nogrod wrote in Gary Con IX:Chainsaw wrote in Gary Con IX:I plan to run a few events (below) using the Jeff Talanian's Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea (AS&SH) rules/setting. Days and times still TBD, but I'll probably run Corpse Creek twice or three times, Crystal Point once and Foolsgrave once.The Strange Tale of Crystal PointThis looks awesome. I really should get in one of your games.
Chainsaw wrote in Gary Con IX:I plan to run a few events (below) using the Jeff Talanian's Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea (AS&SH) rules/setting. Days and times still TBD, but I'll probably run Corpse Creek twice or three times, Crystal Point once and Foolsgrave once.The Strange Tale of Crystal Point
mordrin wrote in Gary Con IX:Sure. I can't see how it would matter.However, in the past, tables were really hard to come by and went fast.The new location has more space in general, but the dealer room seemed pretty full, still.Pretty sure people have and still do split tables. So, depending on how much you intend to break out, you might consider that.
grodog wrote in Gary Con IX:Hector---You might also talk with Shawn and Devon (burntwire brothers) to see if they have room at their Die Cast Games booth (they sell used games most years at the show). NobleKnight may also be there this year, which may give you a one-stop drop point to sell it all, but you won't make as much money of course.
grodog wrote:I'm running 3 sessions of my version of Castle Greyhawk on-grid
grodog wrote:I'm planning to play in Donovan's Foolsgrave on Saturday night