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<blockquote data-quote="woodelf" data-source="post: 1040051" data-attributes="member: 10201"><p>Actually, it wouldn't have taken much in the way of &quot;stealth&quot; skills.&nbsp; They weren't checking badges anywhere i went except the dealer's room.&nbsp; A couple of times, i realized i'd been on site for several hours, running games usually, and forgotten to put my badge on.&nbsp; While, in theory, you're only supposed to let people with badges play in games, it never even occurred to me to check that those handing me valid tickets also had valid badges--other than our Dread games, i don't even remember whether or not anybody had a badge on in any of our games. And there was certanily no staff making even cursory checks of game events.&nbsp; Ditto for admission to seminars and the art show.&nbsp; Getting into the dealer room would've been fairly tricky (it *was* well-watched, with vigilant people who actually stopped you if they couldn't see your badge), but probably doable.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="woodelf, post: 1040051, member: 10201"] Actually, it wouldn't have taken much in the way of "stealth" skills. They weren't checking badges anywhere i went except the dealer's room. A couple of times, i realized i'd been on site for several hours, running games usually, and forgotten to put my badge on. While, in theory, you're only supposed to let people with badges play in games, it never even occurred to me to check that those handing me valid tickets also had valid badges--other than our Dread games, i don't even remember whether or not anybody had a badge on in any of our games. And there was certanily no staff making even cursory checks of game events. Ditto for admission to seminars and the art show. Getting into the dealer room would've been fairly tricky (it *was* well-watched, with vigilant people who actually stopped you if they couldn't see your badge), but probably doable. [/QUOTE]

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