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My new G1 phone has a mobile version of LiveJournal, so consider this post a trial run for any posts while at Gen Con. Unfortunately, the text on this thing requires an electron microscope to be seen properly - I may end up with a migraine if I type more than two paragraphs ( Read more... )

Wow, has it been 10 days since my last blog post? Yikes. And even that last one was a quickie. Well, posting will be on a much more regular basis now that ... ta dah! The not-so-secret project for Goodman Games that Jeff LaSala and I have been writing for about - what, six months straight? - is essentially done. At least my part is; Jeff will ( Read more... )

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Good news: The official event schedule for Gen Con 2009 is now available for download. Go to Gen Con Indy and click the "Event Charts" on the right.

I definitely want to get in some actual playing time this year. Oh, I had a terrific time in 2008 (disappointing ENnie results aside) and had plenty of fun running events and working at the Goodman ( Read more... )

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This Friday, I leave for three days at Gen Con in Indianapolis. I'll be busy running demos of DragonMech Battles and handling booth duty for Goodman Games, but here's a list of things that I hope to accomplish, witness, or somehow participate in:

1. Memorize the DragonMech Battles rules and make sure the players enjoy themselves.
2. Show photos of Jordana ( Read more... )

Hmmm, seems that Wizards of the Coast's creatively throttling guidelines regarding third-party use of the Dungeons & Dragons 4E rules may be loosening. See this press announcement from WotC ( Read more... )

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I've posted a few photos from my four days in Indianapolis. To go to the album - and much larger photos than the one below - just click on the picture of frequent DCC contributor (and author of a forthcoming Eberron novel and a fellow Ravenloft fan) Jeff LaSala and cartographer extraordinaire/writer Jeremy Simmons posing with the ginormous box of ( Read more... )