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<blockquote data-quote="cdsaint" data-source="post: 1319607" data-attributes="member: 1617">I thought I'd go ahead and post the games I'm running at the con. I'll also try to get other GM's to stop by and post what They're going to run too.&nbsp; On Saturday may 1st from 1pm to 10 pm I'll be running Diplomacy from Avalon Hill. For those not familiar with this classic boardgame it is a game of conquest (of course) set in Europe. There are no dice or other random elements. The largest part of the game is making and breaking alliances. Getting other people to do what you want. You know, Diplomacy! I can run 2 games at once, so there will be room for up to 14 players.&nbsp; On Friday April 30th from 6pm to 10pm, and again on Sunday May 2nd from 1pm to 5pm I'll be running D&amp;D 3.5. I haven't finished the adventure yet, but I know I'm going to call it.....&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The Halfling Way&nbsp; The world is a cold cruel place, especially if you're half the size of everyone else. The big people always try to take advantage, so halflings have to stick together. When an elders son disappears while exploring a local Lords tower the elder summons the 7 most accomplished halfling adventurers in the area to mount a rescue, and gain what measure of revenge is possible. You are the deadliest pint sized miscreants around. Get a little justice the halfling way.Right now I'm thinking 10th level, maybe higher. Obviously all the characters will be halflings, likely with at least a level of rogue.&nbsp; Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cdsaint, post: 1319607, member: 1617"] I thought I'd go ahead and post the games I'm running at the con. I'll also try to get other GM's to stop by and post what They're going to run too. On Saturday may 1st from 1pm to 10 pm I'll be running Diplomacy from Avalon Hill. For those not familiar with this classic boardgame it is a game of conquest (of course) set in Europe. There are no dice or other random elements. The largest part of the game is making and breaking alliances. Getting other people to do what you want. You know, Diplomacy! I can run 2 games at once, so there will be room for up to 14 players. On Friday April 30th from 6pm to 10pm, and again on Sunday May 2nd from 1pm to 5pm I'll be running D&D 3.5. I haven't finished the adventure yet, but I know I'm going to call it..... The Halfling Way The world is a cold cruel place, especially if you're half the size of everyone else. The big people always try to take advantage, so halflings have to stick together. When an elders son disappears while exploring a local Lords tower the elder summons the 7 most accomplished halfling adventurers in the area to mount a rescue, and gain what measure of revenge is possible. You are the deadliest pint sized miscreants around. Get a little justice the halfling way. Right now I'm thinking 10th level, maybe higher. Obviously all the characters will be halflings, likely with at least a level of rogue. Chris [/QUOTE]

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