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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GHammy26" data-source="post: 7327271" data-attributes="member: 6789682">Haha, thank you all for your brilliant comments and suggestions. I have taken them all in and will ruminate for a bit to see what I come up with. I'll probably post again saying "is this good enough?" at some point soon.Just to be clear that I already have some D&D groups so its not a 'I'm lonely and need more D&D friends', I just love D&D as a game and want to give other people the chance to experience it. as for numbers it should be fine as myself and two of my friends are experienced DM's (granted we have wildly different styles) so we could manage 18-20 people. As for MtG I have 16 (or 25 including my mate's) EDH decks that can be played with and we have taught most of our friends easily enough but I get what you're saying about over-facing brand new people to the concept of being a bit of a geek. I have about 10 board games (which isn't that many really) and they vary in player numbers so starting with that could be an issue...Would you suggest going to another group's 'open day' to see how they organise things? Does the host just set everyone playing different games and wander about until a question is asked or does the host play too? If i'm going to be doing these things at a pub I don't think I'll be allowed pizza or kittens... Clowns would be fine apart from my Coulrophobia being a big problem... Would pictures of kittens help? I'll ask about the pizza obviously.Thanks so much,G</blockquote>

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