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This may be a little premature, but I wanted to get the ball rolling as soon as possible.
For those of you down in the Warrensburg area in Missouri, there's a game shop down there known as Thompson Productions. They're usually open from 1pm - 7pm every day, except for Fridays and Saturdays, which opens up around noon and closes at around 9pm, depending upon whats going on. There's usually somekind of Roleplaying game going on every day (along with the usual crowd of Magic: the Gathering and Warhammer 40,000).
Particularly, even though I'm currently deployed to Kosovo, I'm going to get in contact with the store owner about possibly starting up a Pathfinder Society group there. I know a few people that would likely be up for something like that (though they honestly have had a few bad experiences with another campaign).
Anyone else interested?
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My parents live in Independence, MO, which isn't necessarily close to Warrensburg, but it's not that far either. I'll be home for a long weekend in early May and might be able to get the time away from the family to drive over there for a game if the timing's right. I imagine you'll have no shortage of interest in getting something started with the college there, in any case.
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My parents live in Independence, MO, which isn't necessarily close to Warrensburg, but it's not that far either. I'll be home for a long weekend in early May and might be able to get the time away from the family to drive over there for a game if the timing's right. I imagine you'll have no shortage of interest in getting something started with the college there, in any case.
Early May? I might not return from my deployment in Kosovo until around August, but if you coordinate with the store owner (I can email his contact info if you'd like) he'd be happy to have you.
In any case, while the summer might drag on a little bit, I'm hoping the regular flow of people through the campus will keep us busy as far as roleplaying goes. I know it has certainly fueled a lot of players for Magic: The Gathering and Warhammer 40,000, so I'm hoping the same can occur with Pathfinder Society. We had quite a big turn out when 4th Edition came out, but it dwindled down to one or two tables a week now (for LFR). I'm certain that with some elbow-grease, I can keep things very active with Pathfinder Society.