NC Game Day XI: September 23! (Player Registration Now Open)

Cthulhu's Librarian · Sep 17, 2006

Pepster said:
I like the Dungeon Crawl Classics. I have my own conversion of DCC #1 to Savage Worlds that I've run for a few family members and they seem to enjoy it.

I'd like to take a look at your conversion. Any chance you could either bring a copy to the gameday, or you could email it to me?

Pepster · Sep 17, 2006

DCC #1 conversion

Hi CL, it's basically just the module with the monsters statted (sp?) on index cards. The "named" monsters were statted as Wild Cards. Since the characters didn't find any of the magic items on the first level, I haven't had to address that. The players are new to role-playing, so they don't catch my many mistakes.... :heh:

Cthulhu's Librarian · Sep 17, 2006

Pepster said:
Hi CL, it's basically just the module with the monsters statted (sp?) on index cards. The "named" monsters were statted as Wild Cards. Since the characters didn't find any of the magic items on the first level, I haven't had to address that. The players are new to role-playing, so they don't catch my many mistakes....

Ah, I see. No worries.

Pepster · Sep 17, 2006

I can still bring the SW kit if you think there may be enough interest to play. I've got the "official" bennies and action deck, plus minis and battlemat.

Pepster · Sep 18, 2006

Parking at NCSU

Not to threadjack, but it appears the way to go for Saturday is to locate an information booth and buy a $2 visitor's permit for the day, then park in the Coliseum parking deck. Am I on the mark or could someone recommend something better?

Thanks!

Mark Causey · Sep 18, 2006

Parking is free on the weekends. Just find a spot! There's a lot down by the track and field area.

Rel · Sep 18, 2006

Dolom said:
Question to the Game Day poobahs,

What are the rules on pick-up games? Say I roll in around 10am and want to run something to kill some time for a couple of hours with some friends and anyone else looking to play. Is it all right to do so, or should I go ahead and submit a last minute registration?

Inquiring minds want to know...

This is absolutely welcome with one caveat: I can't guarantee you a table unless you register the game. Historically speaking there have always been plenty of extra tables so you shouldn't have a problem regardless.

Rel · Sep 18, 2006

Pepster said:
Not to threadjack, but it appears the way to go for Saturday is to locate an information booth and buy a $2 visitor's permit for the day, then park in the Coliseum parking deck. Am I on the mark or could someone recommend something better?

Thanks!

If you are coming for the morning session then you shouldn't have any problems parking in one of the lots directly in front of the student center. I've heard that it gets a little more crowded towards midday but I'll bet you still would have no problems finding a space.

Pepster · Sep 18, 2006

Rel said:
If you are coming for the morning session then you shouldn't have any problems parking in one of the lots directly in front of the student center. I've heard that it gets a little more crowded towards midday but I'll bet you still would have no problems finding a space.

I'm coming for the full Game Day experience! I have reservations at my favorite hotel chain for two nights.

Dolom · Sep 18, 2006

Rel said:
This is absolutely welcome with one caveat: I can't guarantee you a table unless you register the game. Historically speaking there have always been plenty of extra tables so you shouldn't have a problem regardless.

Awesome. I thought I remembered several free tables at the last Game Day, but I wanted to make sure it was cool for pick-ups.

Thanks!