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Are the Ennies looking for a new name per chance?

GameHoleCon looks like a good candidate.

Thanks for the reply, but what I'm looking for is the size of the convention. CanGames, at least on their event list, is a small convention.

I used to attend GenCon a lot in before covid, but the hotel cost really dampers my plans to go back. Origins and DragonCon are at the end of the school year, or the beginning, which is a no go for me. Besides those 3, what's the biggest rpg convention in the USA/Canada?

Any news about the kickstarter for the second edition?

What's the world of Gloomhaven like?

I don't know about racist, but wouldn't "backward" be a good word to describe OSR? Or is there an american meaning or slur that I don't get?

Thank you for your GenCon report. It made me realised that I really miss GenCon. I'm unsure if I'll ever be able to get back. The biggest hurdle is to get an affordable hotel room.

My first impression of the pdf is that beside a very slight change to layout, it seems like the same book with the same text and same art. I wasn't expecting a complete rewrite of the setting, but not a complete reprint either. I'm sure there are differences, but they are hard to spot.

I'm pleasantly surprised by the level of interest! :)

Yes.

I think there's a reason why online forum became less and less popular over the years. It's because there's always at least 1 stubborn person with a baseless strong opinion, that gets 3 pages of counter-arguments, and the discussion is still going nowhere.

My friends and I decided to cancel our road trip from Montreal to Gencon this year. We don't know what the situation will be in July, or if the border will be opened by then, but we won't take the chance. The virus will still be around, and the usual lack of hygiene doesn't bode well for...

I don't understand how Shadowrun succeeded in building such a following.

We are a 3 players + DM group that will soon start the Numenera campaign of Slaves of the Machine God. We're looking for 1 or 2 players, free every other Saturday nights, to come to Laval (Metro Cartier) to play! If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.

Bunnies and burrows: what is the target age?

The x card wasn't meant for me. If I have an issue with a game, I'll raise the issue to the group. That being said, I can understand that it is necessary for some people. If it can make them feel more comfortable, I'm all for it. In 15+ games at convention using it, it wasn't used once.

Woah, that was very interesting to read. Thanks!

I'm a huge fan of comics, but none of the mainstream ones. I think spider-man was fun when I was 12. Now that I'm forty, I want something more mature to read, that won't continually reset every couple of years. For example, I'm a fan of Black Science and Saga. As for your second link, the video...

I played various short campaigns of M&M, but always used a homebrew settings. Your review piqued my interest in an official setting. :)