My ChupacabraCon Schedule
If any of you good people have any good virtual conventioneering left in you, I have a good one for you to tune into -- ChupacabraCon VII, normally in Austin, this weekend on Discord! So click one, click all!
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
11:00 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Morning Coffee and Cthulhu
Join horror gaming king Ken Hite, his partner in crime Mark Carroll, and the amazing James Lowder to discuss the latest and greatest in horror gaming!
[Kenneth Hite, Mark Carroll, James Lowder]
SATURDAY, MAY 1
2:00 p.m.-3:20 p.m.
EBG Presents: Becoming the GM Your Players Wish You Were
You've prepared a brilliant storyline and evocative material. How do you keep your players engaged and exploring the quest you prepared for? Avoiding pitfalls, designing interesting content, and letting go when the story gets out of control. Worldbuilding, adventure design, backgrounds, has it all been done before? How do you spin old stories to new heights?
[Aaron de Orive, Bill Keyes, Kenneth Hite, Michael Surbrook, Scott Crosson]
4:00 p.m.-5:20 p.m.
Post-Apocalypse Texas: Gaming Your Lone Star Road Warrior
Our authors crack open Vault 36 on Shadowrun, The Morrow Project, the Day After Ragnarok, the Texas-Israeli War, Car Wars and other post-apocalyptic visions of Texas. Tune in for tips on how to have fun ruining your hometown!
[Jeb Boyt, Jess Nevins, Kenneth Hite, Mark Finn, Russell Zimmerman]
SUNDAY, MAY 2
2:00 p.m.-3:20 p.m.
Horror At The Table
Horror is one of the most difficult genres to successfully roleplay. How can you create a genuine sense of terror at the table? We'll look at this question from multiple perspectives - game master, player, and designer.
[Aaron de Orive, Darren Watts, James Lowder, Jeb Boyt, Kenneth Hite]
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
11:00 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Morning Coffee and Cthulhu
Join horror gaming king Ken Hite, his partner in crime Mark Carroll, and the amazing James Lowder to discuss the latest and greatest in horror gaming!
[Kenneth Hite, Mark Carroll, James Lowder]
SATURDAY, MAY 1
2:00 p.m.-3:20 p.m.
EBG Presents: Becoming the GM Your Players Wish You Were
You've prepared a brilliant storyline and evocative material. How do you keep your players engaged and exploring the quest you prepared for? Avoiding pitfalls, designing interesting content, and letting go when the story gets out of control. Worldbuilding, adventure design, backgrounds, has it all been done before? How do you spin old stories to new heights?
[Aaron de Orive, Bill Keyes, Kenneth Hite, Michael Surbrook, Scott Crosson]
4:00 p.m.-5:20 p.m.
Post-Apocalypse Texas: Gaming Your Lone Star Road Warrior
Our authors crack open Vault 36 on Shadowrun, The Morrow Project, the Day After Ragnarok, the Texas-Israeli War, Car Wars and other post-apocalyptic visions of Texas. Tune in for tips on how to have fun ruining your hometown!
[Jeb Boyt, Jess Nevins, Kenneth Hite, Mark Finn, Russell Zimmerman]
SUNDAY, MAY 2
2:00 p.m.-3:20 p.m.
Horror At The Table
Horror is one of the most difficult genres to successfully roleplay. How can you create a genuine sense of terror at the table? We'll look at this question from multiple perspectives - game master, player, and designer.
[Aaron de Orive, Darren Watts, James Lowder, Jeb Boyt, Kenneth Hite]