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<blockquote data-quote="MonkeyDragon" data-source="post: 4451113" data-attributes="member: 23929">I know there ARE some gaming cons around me, but I don't know anything about what they're like or where they are.&nbsp; All I know about is my local comic con, which happens in May.&nbsp; I used to go as an attendee, and for the past four years, I've had a table to sell my artwork and gaming randomness.There used to be some gaming at the convention years ago, but apparently they had some headaches with the people conducting the gaming and that put a stop to it.&nbsp; Nowadays the con is on the decline, having been reduced to the staple vendors, a lot of anime, and a rather anemic artists' alley.I'm actually in the midst of formulating my suggestions to the fine folks that run my con on how the awesome could be upped, and a major point of it is to bring back the gaming to bring in a wider group of attendees.&nbsp; Here's hoping they agree.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonkeyDragon, post: 4451113, member: 23929"] I know there ARE some gaming cons around me, but I don't know anything about what they're like or where they are. All I know about is my local comic con, which happens in May. I used to go as an attendee, and for the past four years, I've had a table to sell my artwork and gaming randomness. There used to be some gaming at the convention years ago, but apparently they had some headaches with the people conducting the gaming and that put a stop to it. Nowadays the con is on the decline, having been reduced to the staple vendors, a lot of anime, and a rather anemic artists' alley. I'm actually in the midst of formulating my suggestions to the fine folks that run my con on how the awesome could be upped, and a major point of it is to bring back the gaming to bring in a wider group of attendees. Here's hoping they agree. [/QUOTE]

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