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<blockquote data-quote="Piratecat" data-source="post: 5135651" data-attributes="member: 2">I stepped in and volunteered to run a &quot;brand new player!&quot; D&amp;D game for folks who wanted to learn how to play. I had an absolute blast, and was sort of shocked when I got a PHB3 as swag for doing so. It was a great experience.The coordinator for the WotC D&amp;D games was Willi Burger and his team from ConnCon, who are pretty good at this -- ConnCon was one of the first cons I went to in the late 80s, and it's still ridiculously fun. There were also some good judges. I noticed Art Lobdell, for instance, who is hands down one of the best GMs I know. I wish I'd had about two more days of time to do both the gaming and the seminars at PAX. I agree that it needed many more DMs, though. Demand was off the charts for playing (and seminars and everything, really.) Next year PAX East will hopefully be in the other convention center, and I expect they'll scale up to meet demand.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Piratecat, post: 5135651, member: 2"] I stepped in and volunteered to run a "brand new player!" D&D game for folks who wanted to learn how to play. I had an absolute blast, and was sort of shocked when I got a PHB3 as swag for doing so. It was a great experience. The coordinator for the WotC D&D games was Willi Burger and his team from ConnCon, who are pretty good at this -- ConnCon was one of the first cons I went to in the late 80s, and it's still ridiculously fun. There were also some good judges. I noticed Art Lobdell, for instance, who is hands down one of the best GMs I know. I wish I'd had about two more days of time to do both the gaming and the seminars at PAX. I agree that it needed many more DMs, though. Demand was off the charts for playing (and seminars and everything, really.) Next year PAX East will hopefully be in the other convention center, and I expect they'll scale up to meet demand. [/QUOTE]

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