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<blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 4045927" data-attributes="member: 34175">Yep - Kenobi is correct.As an active member, I run games monthly, but the seats are filled, because its a home game.However, there are several RPGA sponsored games in my area.&nbsp; If you ever go to a convention, see if there is an RPGA game, register and then start games in your own area.&nbsp; I'm lucky in that I was a roll-over member back when you actually had to PAY to get in.&nbsp; Now its free and once you figure the system out, really there isnt much of a problem, as far as I see it, for registering and booking games.&nbsp; The system is a bit overly complex, I agree, in certain aspects, but, for me, its worth it.&nbsp; If you aren't going to be running games, attending cons or spreading the word (so to speak) the RPGA really isn't advantageous for you, if you have that prophet like mentality or can really sell it, teach it or preach it - please, consider joining and trying to improve it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thunderfoot, post: 4045927, member: 34175"] Yep - Kenobi is correct. As an active member, I run games monthly, but the seats are filled, because its a home game. However, there are several RPGA sponsored games in my area. If you ever go to a convention, see if there is an RPGA game, register and then start games in your own area. I'm lucky in that I was a roll-over member back when you actually had to PAY to get in. Now its free and once you figure the system out, really there isnt much of a problem, as far as I see it, for registering and booking games. The system is a bit overly complex, I agree, in certain aspects, but, for me, its worth it. If you aren't going to be running games, attending cons or spreading the word (so to speak) the RPGA really isn't advantageous for you, if you have that prophet like mentality or can really sell it, teach it or preach it - please, consider joining and trying to improve it. [/QUOTE]

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