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<blockquote data-quote="Quickbeam" data-source="post: 1839807" data-attributes="member: 635">On behalf of the planning committee (JD and shadowlight), let me say that I deeply appreciate offers to juggle game types and times.&nbsp; But before we starting heading down either of those rather confusing roads, there are another few options worthy of exploration.** I've spoken to Stockdale who has graciously offered to run events at both of the Detroit Gamedays.&nbsp; Sadly, his offered games haven't had many takers...yet.&nbsp; After employing some strongarm tactics (and borderline begging) he may &quot;volunteer&quot; to run a rather unique D&amp;D game for the displaced morning persons.&nbsp; I'm hoping this plays out, since I know he is a creative and cruel DM, whose sessions are always entertaining.** Several of the players in one of my regular groups have now been made aware of the Detroit Gameday, and it is possible one of them will step forward to run an event.&nbsp; At least three people from this group are very experienced DM's, and they'd provide new blood to the Gameday roster. ** Finally, if there are no other simple and attractive offers on the table, I would run a morning D&amp;D session.The bottom line is that I don't want other folks to start changing their game concepts of time slots because Mark is unable to attend.&nbsp; We have a month to replace his game slot, and there are plenty of viable options as yet unexplored.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickbeam, post: 1839807, member: 635"] On behalf of the planning committee (JD and shadowlight), let me say that I deeply appreciate offers to juggle game types and times. But before we starting heading down either of those rather confusing roads, there are another few options worthy of exploration. ** I've spoken to Stockdale who has graciously offered to run events at both of the Detroit Gamedays. Sadly, his offered games haven't had many takers...yet. After employing some strongarm tactics (and borderline begging) he may "volunteer" to run a rather unique D&D game for the displaced morning persons. I'm hoping this plays out, since I know he is a creative and cruel DM, whose sessions are always entertaining. ** Several of the players in one of my regular groups have now been made aware of the Detroit Gameday, and it is possible one of them will step forward to run an event. At least three people from this group are very experienced DM's, and they'd provide new blood to the Gameday roster. ** Finally, if there are no other simple and attractive offers on the table, I would run a morning D&D session. The bottom line is that I don't want other folks to start changing their game concepts of time slots because Mark is unable to attend. We have a month to replace his game slot, and there are plenty of viable options as yet unexplored. [/QUOTE]

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