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<blockquote data-quote="Queer Venger" data-source="post: 9426845" data-attributes="member: 6778121">Highlights for me:Meeting Ed Greenwood &amp; Jeff Grubb at the Candlekeep and FR panels;the 5th edition anniversary panel with Mike Mearls, the secret history of D&amp;D panel &amp; winning the FR campaign guide signed by Ed &amp; all the developers for 3e.It felt nostalgic for me, will probably be my last Gencon. I remember my first GenCon when I was 19 years old, driving with an Air Force buddy of mine from Dover to Lake Geneva (which should date me, LOL). I attended in 2014 when they launched 5e. This time it felt very crowded, corporate, SDCC; though I was happy that I found a place a couple of miles north so I got to walk and discover all the awesome places outside the downtown area. Met some awesome players of DCC (my new obsession) and they talked me into going to Gary Con and GameHole con next year. All in all, a great Gencon despite the PHB shitshow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Queer Venger, post: 9426845, member: 6778121"] Highlights for me: Meeting Ed Greenwood & Jeff Grubb at the Candlekeep and FR panels; the 5th edition anniversary panel with Mike Mearls, the secret history of D&D panel & winning the FR campaign guide signed by Ed & all the developers for 3e. It felt nostalgic for me, will probably be my last Gencon. I remember my first GenCon when I was 19 years old, driving with an Air Force buddy of mine from Dover to Lake Geneva (which should date me, LOL). I attended in 2014 when they launched 5e. This time it felt very crowded, corporate, SDCC; though I was happy that I found a place a couple of miles north so I got to walk and discover all the awesome places outside the downtown area. Met some awesome players of DCC (my new obsession) and they talked me into going to Gary Con and GameHole con next year. All in all, a great Gencon despite the PHB shitshow. [/QUOTE]

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