Joshua J. Frost |
We're short two Stonehenge demo team members for Origins (July 5 - 8; Columbus, OH) and can offer you the following for helping us out:
(4) Nights FREE at the Drury Inn in our delightful Demo Team Suite! (Wednesday night through Saturday night)
(1) Four-Day Badge to get into the show!
(1) Thank You Kit at the end of the show filled with paizo.com gift certificates and wonderful Paizo products such as Stonehenge: An Anthology Board Game, GameMastery Module D1: Crown of the Kobold King, and much more!
You'll need to take care of your own food and your own transportation to and from the show, but we'll give you a place to sleep and ply you with product.
We'll need you up to 6-1/2 hours in the booth each day and you'll be demoing many of the Stonehenge games for the public. We need professional, clean, and enthusiastic demo folks only! Board game experience is a plus (but not required) and we can only accept demo team folks age 18 and older.
If you're interested, send an email to josh@paizo.com with the subject line ORIGINS DEMO TEAM.
Thanks!
Klamachpin |
*sigh*
Every year I have to choose between Origins and the local Con. This year I chose the local. Had I gone with Origins, my demo-experienced butt would be all over this.
Demoing for any company is a great gig, but a word of warning to those of you who do join up - during the vast majority of the Con, you'll be demoing (aka NOT EXPERIENCING THE CONVENTION). That was kinda a let down my first go-round. Still, the swag is cool, the free badge is cool, the free lodging is very cool, and the ability to say you're there in an official capacity is ultra cool.
Vic Wertz Chief Technical Officer |
Craig Shackleton Contributor |
I prefer to think of it as experiencing the convention from an alternative point of view.
I'm with you Vic!
I can't wait to go; I'm hoping in my time off from demoing games for Titanic, I can help out with the gamemastery line. Mind you, I wouldn't be going to the Con at all if it weren't for this cool offer.
I can't believe there are still openings that haven't been taken.
Anyone who's interested in meeting me at Origins, you know where to find me!
Klamachpin |
Klamachpin wrote:Demoing for any company is a great gig, but a word of warning to those of you who do join up - during the vast majority of the Con, you'll be demoing (aka NOT EXPERIENCING THE CONVENTION).I prefer to think of it as experiencing the convention from an alternative point of view.
You're right, Vic, it is experiencing the convention from a different POV. I apologize if I may have inadvertantly tainted viewpoints - it really is a great opportunity and I would jump on it if I weren't already committed to another convention that weekend.
Craig Shackleton Contributor |
Phil Lacefield Jr. Contributor |
Craig Shackleton Contributor |
Rambling Scribe wrote:Count me in!Soooooo...does this mean we can count you in as one of our much-needed Demo Monkeys? Or just that you're going to buy the Paizo staff brews at the pub? :)
This specifically refers to the beer... but I am already signed up to do demos. Which I believe means that Paizo is buying my rounds...
Craig Shackleton Contributor |
Origins was a blast! Very nice to meet so many Paizo people. Barley's was nice, but ZahnB, I never saw you. Thanks for the heads up anyways!
Thanks to Paizo for all the awesome loot, and for putting us up in style! Thanks to Nick Logue for the amazing Shadowrun. Thanks to all the other demo-monkeys, volunteer contributors, and Paizo staff for being such cool people to hang with for four days.
Craig Shackleton,
The Rambling Scribe
Ungoded |
"Stonehenge, easy enough to play when your smashed!"
Depending on which of the games you are playing, this is probably NOT true, but I couldn't say for certain. We waited until we were done demoing to get smashed. Not long after, but after.
Let me also echo The Shackleton and say thank you to Paizo for the loot, the sweet suite, and a rollicking good time. And the Shadowrun game was awesome, that Logue guy can really DM.
Mike Selinker Lone Shark Games |
DocReason |
We're short two Stonehenge demo team members for Origins (July 5 - 8; Columbus, OH) and can offer you the following for helping us out:
We'll need you up to 6-1/2 hours in the booth each day and you'll be demoing many of the Stonehenge games for the public. We need professional, clean, and enthusiastic demo folks only! Board game experience is a plus (but not required) and we can only accept demo team folks age 18 and older.
If you're interested, send an email to josh@paizo.com with the subject line ORIGINS DEMO TEAM.
Thanks!
Shoot, I wish I could of made this. It is too late now. I would of loved to help you guys out. Please let me know in the future. I would love to demo Stonehenge at local conventions. I want to get involved. I want Stonehenge to become a huge success.
Matthew Morris RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8 |
Phil Lacefield Jr. Contributor |
We will definitely need more volunteer hands at GenCon, more so than we did at Origins. I know Josh is super-busy these days with con prep and the like, but if you drop him an email with a subject of "I'LL VOLUNTEER TO WORK GENCON!" that outta get his attention :-)
(or get him to scream out my name in rage as his inbox assplodes...hee hee...)
Matthew Morris RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8 |
Pholtus |
We will definitely need more volunteer hands at GenCon, more so than we did at Origins. I know Josh is super-busy these days with con prep and the like, but if you drop him an email with a subject of "I'LL VOLUNTEER TO WORK GENCON!" that outta get his attention :-)
(or get him to scream out my name in rage as his inbox assplodes...hee hee...)
Shot Josh a few emails, but figure that he's up to his eyes with Gen Con Prep. Any idea what we volunteers will be doing at Gen Con?
I olny ask cause I'm trying to plan - and don't want to over book myself