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Evil Hat Productions Announces ‘Race to Adventure’ Board Game
Double 2011 Origins Award Winner Moves Beyond RPGs with Family Adventure Game


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In the comments on an earlier post, “qasbah” asked:

I’m planning to go to Origins Con.. Any advice on things to look for from a wannabe game designer perspective, or for the con itself?

That’s a good question. What’s your answer?

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I’ve got to beg out from this week of posting as well. Last week was extra heavy with Dresden Files work leading up to the Alliance press release (among other things), and this week is chock full of similar activities (as well as some light anxiety about possible imminent travel ( Read more... )

While Evil Hat itself is not making it to Origins this year (nor is IPR for that matter), Evil Hat products are still on sale there this year -- drop on by the Hero Games booth to find 'em, including the recently released A Penny For My Thoughts.

I'm going to be at Origins 2008, in the IPR booth. Will you?

This *might* be the last podcast recording from Origins. Here, Paul Tevis interviews me on the Voice of the Revolution (around about the 24 minute mark) about -- essentially -- managing your brand as an indie publisher:http://www.thevoiceoftherevolution.com/

You may recall that SOTC and DRYH got some newspaper reviews recently. Those happened thanks to Michael Erb -- who I got a chance to meet at Origins. He interviewed me there (right in the middle of the admittedly loud/busy dealers' hall floor), recording device in hand. And now he's posting the interview as a podcast over on his spankin' new ( Read more... )

As I may have mentioned earlier, I was recorded a total of four times at Origins. The first was the 2d6 Feet in a Random Direction roundtable with Paul Tevis, Chris Hanrahan, and Ken Hite.

The second just went up over at Clyde Rhoer's Theory from the Closet. I think of Clyde's podcast style as very much "RPG Theory Unplugged". His show has a ( Read more... )

Ken Hite talks about his perspective on Origins and our 2d6 Feet podcast here ( Read more... )

Evil Hat did very well at Origins, by way of the IPR booth, which I manned all four days. Overall, the IPR booth quadrupled its take vs. Origins 2006, which is very heartening. We definitely had a better location (corner booth, high traffic area ( Read more... )