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People who have been to gaming conventions: What are some of your favorite RPG focused panels? What did they do right? What do people usually get wrong?

Thanks, I hadn't seen that link before. So far my search has turned up the Toronto Area Board Gaming Society but as the name says that's mostly board games, and the Toronto Role-Players Association which has a gamers seeking gamers board and has meetups every wednesday night; however I haven't...

Hey, I'm also looking for a game in Toronto. I've played 4e a couple of times at cons and the like, but haven't really had a chance to sink my teeth into it. Sadly I don't know of a game for you to join, but perhaps we're on track to collect enough people and start a new game?

Hello everyone, I'm looking to join a game somewhere in the Toronto area. I've been here over a year now, it's time to start gaming again. I'm most familiar with D&D 3.5 and Savage Worlds, but I'm not too particular. If you've got a spot for me, or are interested in putting a game together...

It might not have been in the thread topic, but one can never have enough good books to read. ;)

Well, I did say "supernatural flavor", but your point is well taken. I've never been a fan of shifters in eberron, on the other hand, casting them as a race of manitou from the otherworld is starting to grow on me. I've also been inspired by Xorvintaal (terrible name.... but whatever the great...

Absolutly it is. I'm sure that things like taking control of all the vice in the royal city has got to net a dragon some points (or at least more treasure to spend on the great game.) Convincing a church to declare the exarchs of a rival dragon "heretics", definitely worth some points...

The last time I played in a homebrew world of mine, I had a lot of fun. I enjoyed the fact that outside of the small area the PCs were in, the majority of the world was a mystery. I liked discovering what was on the other side of the mountain pass along with the PCs. It was quite a fun game...

Our gaming group has been scattered over the country for a couple of years now. Recently we've started using RPTools Maptool and Skype. It works pretty good. The games move about as fast as a regular table top game. I think that's about as good as it gets for online gaming.

I think that GoreBlade > OmegaBlade but I also thing that "The Alien Dragon Apocalypse" sounds 110% more interesting than "Heavy Metal Roleplaying" Just to throw this out there, what about "RunePunk: The Alien Dragon Apocalypse"?

I've been doing this lately with a couple of old friends as a way to keep in touch. It works great. We use RPtools Maptool for dice and as a the tabeltop.

Finding a fence for the goods.

I have to admit that I have yet to read a Forgotten Realms novel, however I've been reading lots of stuff by Raymond E. Feist lately and have found it quite inspirational.

My PCs are in a position to move a large army of mercenaries from the Vast across the Dragon Reach, into Scardale. They plan to restore order to Scardale Town, and dissuade any Sembian or Zentarim forces from carving the dale up for themselves. All in the name of a fairly good natured but...