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<blockquote data-quote="War Golem" data-source="post: 1042902" data-attributes="member: 142">I confess to not having found the time or energy to write up some witty and entertaining anecdotes from our GenCon trip; work's been pounding me since our return... nothing new there, though.Anyway, my girlfriend May and I had a great time, and we both agreed that by far the best part of the trip was getting to meet and put faces/voices/body language/etc. with so many EN World folks, who were, without exception, friendly and fun. The ENnies were a close second. (And kudos to the folks responsible for putting on the show - I really thought it was top-notch, all things considered. Good job all around!)I want to say &quot;Thank you&quot; in particular to Leopold for running his Against the Giants game, and to Piratecat for his Paranoia game. It's all good and fine to say some quick hellos to someone you meet in passing, but you really get to know someone around the game table. Well, certain aspects of them anyway. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp; Both games were quite fun, and both DMs did a great job!It's weird how at a convention of thousands and literally square miles of terrain to cover, that there always end up being a few people you just seem to keep running into. For us, those people were francisca, Storminator (&amp; his wife) and Glenn from DireKobold.com. Why? I have no idea. But we didn't mind at all - all 3 of you guys were great, and May and I look forward to gaming with you next time. (Glenn &amp; EOL, I really apologize for not ever making it to the DK booth with enough time to sit through a demo... to be perfectly honest, I still have no clue what your product is... but I PROMISE to check out your web site VERY SOON!)Well, enough talk. Here are some pictures from our GenCon, nothing award-winning, but hey...Cheers,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="War Golem, post: 1042902, member: 142"] I confess to not having found the time or energy to write up some witty and entertaining anecdotes from our GenCon trip; work's been pounding me since our return... nothing new there, though. Anyway, my girlfriend May and I had a great time, and we both agreed that by far the best part of the trip was getting to meet and put faces/voices/body language/etc. with so many EN World folks, who were, without exception, friendly and fun. The ENnies were a close second. (And kudos to the folks responsible for putting on the show - I really thought it was top-notch, all things considered. Good job all around!) I want to say "Thank you" in particular to Leopold for running his Against the Giants game, and to Piratecat for his Paranoia game. It's all good and fine to say some quick hellos to someone you meet in passing, but you really get to know someone around the game table. Well, certain aspects of them anyway. :) Both games were quite fun, and both DMs did a great job! It's weird how at a convention of thousands and literally square miles of terrain to cover, that there always end up being a few people you just seem to keep running into. For us, those people were francisca, Storminator (& his wife) and Glenn from DireKobold.com. Why? I have no idea. But we didn't mind at all - all 3 of you guys were great, and May and I look forward to gaming with you next time. (Glenn & EOL, I really apologize for not ever making it to the DK booth with enough time to sit through a demo... to be perfectly honest, I still have no clue what your product is... but I PROMISE to check out your web site VERY SOON!) Well, enough talk. Here are some pictures from our GenCon, nothing award-winning, but hey... Cheers, [/QUOTE]

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