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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 9529482" data-attributes="member: 6801845">This actually sounds interesting, with key events determining the future and conventions being in-person and online.&nbsp; Makes me want to try to sign up for Gencon again, but last year when I tried every single D&amp;D game on my wish list was gone when I tried to sign up 5 minutes after registration opened.&nbsp; It will also be interesting to see what they're planning with &quot;Approved convention organizers will be able to create adventures for Legends of Greyhawk.&quot; Having unique and interactive* events were some of the most enjoyable aspects of LG.*Interactive events are those where you have multiple tables playing different aspects of the same scenario. So for example, group A is defending the gates of a city, group B is guarding the sewers and so on.&nbsp; In some games, there were even options for one table to help another.&nbsp; Could be part of what they talk about for key events.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 9529482, member: 6801845"] This actually sounds interesting, with key events determining the future and conventions being in-person and online. Makes me want to try to sign up for Gencon again, but last year when I tried every single D&D game on my wish list was gone when I tried to sign up 5 minutes after registration opened. It will also be interesting to see what they're planning with "[I]Approved convention organizers will be able to create adventures for Legends of Greyhawk.[/I]" Having unique and interactive* events were some of the most enjoyable aspects of LG. [I]*Interactive events are those where you have multiple tables playing different aspects of the same scenario. So for example, group A is defending the gates of a city, group B is guarding the sewers and so on. In some games, there were even options for one table to help another. Could be part of what they talk about for key events.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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