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I'm somewhere around 93.7% certain that I'm attending PCon again next year.
I'm 100% certain that if I go without a good plan, I'll be turned into Brock's slave and be chained to a PFS table all weekend. Please note that this isn't necessarily a bad thing... ;-)
Last year I had a blast setting up a "special" table of folk to play a PFS scenario. This was a bit complicated to pull off and I'm trying to think of ways to do it again. The first thought I was having was this:
Enter a PFS table run by me into the event lottery. That way people can sign up for (or avoid!) a PFS table run by yours truly rather than getting a random GM. I do want to point out that at PaizoCon, the random GM option is actually a good choice as some of the best GM's from around the country are on sight. There's only a slight chance you'll get stuck with someone like Dragnmoon or Caubo.
So any thoughts? Should I set up a table or two in the lottery, or should I just blindly volunteer myself our PFS overlord?
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What makes you think anyone would WANT to enter lottery if the prize is having to put up with you for four hours of their life? Or get killed in the first encounter and have nothing to do for the rest of the slot? :-)
Well that's sort of the point. It's an equal opportunity for people to AVOID my table as much as it is to join my table. I was just looking to see if there was any interest as there's still a handful of people out there who like to talk smack w/o ever having to survive my table. ;-)
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What makes you think anyone would WANT to enter lottery if the prize is having to put up with you for four hours of their life? Or get killed in the first encounter and have nothing to do for the rest of the slot? :-)Well that's sort of the point. It's an equal opportunity for people to AVOID my table as much as it is to join my table. I was just looking to see if there was any interest as there's still a handful of people out there who like to talk smack w/o ever having to survive my table. ;-)
If you want to run a table as part of the lottery, such a game would need to be in the non-PFS section of the convention and be treated as any other fan game. Once again we won't be doing a lottery for any PFS events (except maybe 1...).
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What makes you think anyone would WANT to enter lottery if the prize is having to put up with you for four hours of their life? Or get killed in the first encounter and have nothing to do for the rest of the slot? :-)Well that's sort of the point. It's an equal opportunity for people to AVOID my table as much as it is to join my table. I was just looking to see if there was any interest as there's still a handful of people out there who like to talk smack w/o ever having to survive my table. ;-)
I get to talk smack ... has I've sat at several of his tables and survived...
*sits on her smack pedestal and works up new material*
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If you want to run a table as part of the lottery, such a game would need to be in the non-PFS section of the convention and be treated as any other fan game. Once again we won't be doing a lottery for any PFS events (except maybe 1...).
[insert snarky comment about this statement being obvious]
Thanks Mark! Does that mean you're looking to play at my table? ;-)
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So how many Zon Kuthon followers do we have among the players. Surely a devoted follower won't miss out on the chance of experiencing the special joys of torture at KBs table.
Give in to Your inner Zon Kuthon and take part in the lottery.
Thod, if you're coming and are going to want to be at Kyle's table, I will definitely have to sign up as well.
I played with Kyle Baird last year; twas a good, fun table. Only mostly died once and I'd be willing to almost mostly die again.
Kyle, I insist that you do something to entertain me...the table last year was like that. I'd do similar again.