So, what are we thinking about running?

[John Crichton]

After playing it at NCGD I'm very tempted to run Leverage but I think for the moment I'll stick with running the Dread game I mentioned above.

 

[madwabbit]

"O Fish, are you constant to the Old Covenant?"

Dibs.

I really need to get 'round to reading Tim Powers -- sounds right up my alley.

 

[RocketBoy]

I am planning to run my desolation game, Snow White and the Seven Amoral Dwarves.

 

[Supplanter]

I'd love to play in this.

It must happen then! Deep Creek Lake, MD just got a lot more exciting.

Much as I'd like to play Old School Hack, the PM session is starving for games now, so I feel obligated to book it for then. Off to do so . . .


Jim

 

[The_Universe]

"O Fish, are you constant to the Old Covenant?"

Dibs.

"Return, and we return. Keep faith, and so will we."

 

[pamenard]

Hmmm, so many games, so little time.

I've got my Mouse Guard: Beavers and Bandits game ready to go, I can also run the Freemarket intro adventure which is always a blast (although that makes me feel a bit like a Luke Crane shill). I can also organize a game of Fiasco.

How 'bout Mouse Guard in the morning and either Freemarket or Fiasco in the afternoon?

Then: BEER!

 

[madwabbit]

Hmmm, so many games, so little time.

I've got my Mouse Guard: Beavers and Bandits game ready to go, I can also run the Freemarket intro adventure which is always a blast (although that makes me feel a bit like a Luke Crane shill). I can also organize a game of Fiasco.

How 'bout Mouse Guard in the morning and either Freemarket or Fiasco in the afternoon?

Then: BEER!

I doubt anyone will argue with any of these choices -- Fiasco is always a good choice.

I'd love to check out the Freemarket intro if you are interested in running that the next day at Casa Bauman. Or we could play some Fiasco there too.

With that said, don't you want to *play* in at least one game?

And yeah: BEER! Cap City's beers are good, verging on great, but nothing stellar (but more than refreshingly tasty).