Registration for GenCon began half an hour ago, and already people are getting bumped. It turns out I'm running 4 games, not 2, but even that's not enough to satisfy demand.
Definitely need to run some underground games, late in the night. After all, D&D is the game they play in storm sewers, right?
That said, I'm getting together maps and props for the games I will be running. Should be a quality game, if you can get in. If you can't, leave a post here and I'll see what I can do about setting up more sessions. I can't make any promises until I know what the rest of my schedule is looks like.
Even after seeing GenCon last year, I didn't have an appreciation for just how BIG an event it was. All afternoon the website has been lagged. The last time I ran into lag, I was playing a mud on a server in Finland. This is just silly. :)
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"Add to Cart!" "Add to Cart, dammit!"
Oh well....some of us tried, but the demand for Harley is just too high, and too fierce.
Or maybe the demand for minotaurs. Or halls. :) Or minotaur-infested halls...
Not being able to sign up for it doesn't mean I won't try to muscle my way in to watch, citing something or other about being a DCC author myself!
Yeah, I couldn't even get the registration page to load an Noon PT. :p When I finally got it a few hours later, I realized I didn't know what event Harley was running (and didn't bother checking every one). By the time H got back to me, they were full. :( I like the idea of an underground game. Was thinking I might bring Red Hand of Doom and DM a game over a couple nights back in the hotel room.
Hey, if underground games go on -- count me in. ;)
I couldn't get into your games either, Harley. My only hope at this point is to check them, every so often, to see if anyone's cart times out and they open up again. Mine! Mine!
Cheers
dargh, totally forgot about it until days later. oh well. Classic dungeon will be going on in my suite at the airport.
Saurus,
It'll be totally cool; you'll get to play with Alex, Kale and Obi. Besides, there's got to be a good storm sewer somewhere in the city, right? :)
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