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Our website is the best place to go for announcements and product info, if it ain't there, I ain't talkin'. :p I'm the Production Manager there, I'm not doing any writing for GURPS.

Wow! We have a card game department? I always wondered what was behind that black door with all the smoke crawling underneath. :D

It's not on your list, but I would suggest Friday and Saturday as the best 2-day period to go on, although Thursday-Friday is good as well. Sunday everything's winding down, everyone's exhausted, and it won't be as good an experience. It'll be difficult to really enjoy the dealer's room in 1...

Well, I'll play on Fridays if you want to drive up here. :p

No need to apologize, Austin seems to be pretty dry as far as games are concerned, despite what everyone who doesn't live here seems to think. :p

Haven't heard anything around here. Still can't get a game, even! :p

Binky the jester was one of only two characters I've ever played as high as 16th level from 1st. Man I'd love to do a jester core class for 3rd ed. :)

From a designer's perspective, I prefer writing PrCs in this new format. It's more work, but it really helps sharpen the concept and makes each more playable and interesting.

I may run another Midnight game, this one for 1st-level characters. (The adventure may or may not be the playtest version for a new adventure in Midnight 2nd Edition ;) ). I'd like to gauge interest in such a game before I commit to it, though. :)

Overbooking is definitely a problem, but for brand new attendees I would suggest booking at least one, probably two events per day, but no more. This will give the new attendee some structure, otherwise it's REALLY easy just to stand around mesmerized by the amazing plethora of things to do. Try...

Anyone? :)

People actually play D&D in Austin? :\

It's a feathery? :)

Champions of Ruin is written with players in mind rather than DMs, as was the case with the earlier book. Of course, there is plenty of material in there for DMs, but this book looks at evil Realms organizations from a "how can I *play* one of those?!?!" perspective.

Yes, it is. Hands are not paws and people do not naturally purr. Those affectations are just as annoying as if someone went around talking in a Ren Faire accent and flourishing his arms all the time. <poor British accent>Why yes, good sir! I *would* like to super-size my meal, ha HA!"</life> :\

Considering that ghettognome is my fiancee, what did you expect? :p

I'm a "have fun" type of player and DM, so anything really goes at my gaming table. I don't like characters that are goofy for goofy's sake, but I want people to have a good time.

I think what we need are liger-people. They're pretty much the coolest race in the game.

I think the name's should be on the back with funny messages like: "You just killed my Xxyth, beeyotch! --Your DM"

Well, Bree and I would probably drive up, but not if it's only going to go til 4. There seriously needs to be some informal games set up outside the Dragon Club for that evening. :) But, I'd probably vote for one long session over two short ones. A 3-hour RPG slot isn't much time to get in the...