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<blockquote data-quote="Rickg" data-source="post: 310890" data-attributes="member: 1665">I was at about 50/50.The intro to Cthulhu game that I played on Thursday Night was a blast.&nbsp; Had a hard time finding the table but the DM was great, the scenario was fun and the people at the table were all involved and really getting into it.&nbsp; I don't remember the DMs name but if you read this, thank you for a great game.I tried to catch various Deadlands and DnD games over the next couple of days but there were no DMs at the listed tables at the listed times.&nbsp; This was very frustrating. I'm not sure if this is normal.I did manage to catch a Champions game that started out fun and then dragged.&nbsp; The DM should have given us a few clues to move things along.&nbsp; It would be fine to make a huge mystery out of the campaign in a home game but we only had a few hours.My plan for 2003 is to check out the RPGA games.&nbsp; They always had full tables at the Arena.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rickg, post: 310890, member: 1665"] I was at about 50/50. The intro to Cthulhu game that I played on Thursday Night was a blast. Had a hard time finding the table but the DM was great, the scenario was fun and the people at the table were all involved and really getting into it. I don't remember the DMs name but if you read this, thank you for a great game. I tried to catch various Deadlands and DnD games over the next couple of days but there were no DMs at the listed tables at the listed times. This was very frustrating. I'm not sure if this is normal. I did manage to catch a Champions game that started out fun and then dragged. The DM should have given us a few clues to move things along. It would be fine to make a huge mystery out of the campaign in a home game but we only had a few hours. My plan for 2003 is to check out the RPGA games. They always had full tables at the Arena. [/QUOTE]

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