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This'll be my first WYC, and I'm bringing up at least 3 car-fulls of PFS Btown people with me, and for several of them it'll be their first con ever (or second for the ones who went to our local con in January).
I'm *really* looking forward to running Day of the Demon a few times, and keeping a promise to some of my locals that I'd play one table with them at WYC heh.
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I imagine Bonekeep could be run 3 times in 5 hours.
I am looking forward to this WYC. Just finished some maps. Trying some different things this year.
Depends on how quickly you can TPK your parties.
Seriously though I love Bonekeep. I'd run it all day if I didn't have other Scenarios to run. (Though I have an awesome mix of scenarios this weekend)
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This'll be my first WYC, and I'm bringing up at least 3 car-fulls of PFS Btown people with me, and for several of them it'll be their first con ever (or second for the ones who went to our local con in January).
I'm *really* looking forward to running Day of the Demon a few times, and keeping a promise to some of my locals that I'd play one table with them at WYC heh.
My first convention ever was WYC back in '11. It's a great convention experience IMO. The staff is very laid back, free to come, free to play, and a fairly open schedule with a variety of things to do.
Since then, I've been to a few more conventions since then, including GenCon, but still really look forward to this weekend more than most.
Heading to Indy in 3 hours, hope to see you there!
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If anyone has pictures of this, I would like to see them.
HERE for pictures of Mike's Bonekeep terrain. It was cool to see and even better to play!
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If anyone has pictures of this, I would like to see them.HERE for pictures of Mike's Bonekeep terrain. It was cool to see and even better to play!
NICE
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If anyone has pictures of this, I would like to see them.HERE for pictures of Mike's Bonekeep terrain. It was cool to see and even better to play!
Wow! Very well done.
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It would be nice to do a GM dinner or something next year.
I didn't get a chance to talk to Kevin or Tall Mike or the out of state GM's as much as I would of liked.
This would be an excellent idea. I had a blast this year, but sadly run down at the same time. I was trying to avoid sharing whatever it was I had any more than absolutely necessary, while not being totally absent from the scene, so a chance to sit and chat over dinner would be a blast I think.
The con was packed from the start on Friday till the end of Saturday night. Sunday morning, it appears that a number of people may have stayed too late at Barfleet to game that early =p.
Looking forward to next year...
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All tables except for one (waiting on PP numbers from the GM) have been reported! Counting number of tables filled per slot, we had 89 tables of PFS at Who's Yer Con 2013. That is a huge increase from the 56 in 2012 and the 52 in 2011. Big thanks to all of Indiana's VOs (Mike Bramnik, Mike Cleland, Mike Costello, Greg Hurst, Brian Mooney, Chris Bonnet); each of them came and supported the con by running tables and HQ. Special thanks to Greg Hurst and Molly Mooney for overseeing the special, and Cody Jones and Jim Tinklenberg for running random First Steps overflow tables. Big big big thanks to all of the GMs who volunteered to run:
Carlos Danao (the only non-VO who volunteered to GM every slot)
Tim Haberfield (for running a table of level 12s through Eyes of Ten)
Mike Yarnell
Nikki Van Gilder
Jim Crase
Christopher Mortika
Bob Jonquet
Ben Planton
Andrew Hoskins
Curt Ward
Sean O'Shea
Tim Tjarks
Steve Easley
Mike Tuholski
Kevin Ingle
Al Mallory
Emmanuel Greene
Jared Goldman
Mike Bohlmann
Amanda Hamon
Thank you to Amanda for making the drive to Indy to be a special guest GM for a slot of Fortress of the Nail! And especially thank you to all the players and Who's Yer Gamers for making it all possible! Hope I am not forgetting anyone! Please send any feedback about the convention to me at TracyPFSIndy at a gmail dot com email address.
Venture-Agent, Indiana—Lafayette
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Once another well organized smoothly run convention. This one has always been a blast and this year was no exception!!!
Bob also had some awesome 3D terrain that you can see in his link above.
Thank you for the nice comments on the 3D terrain I made for Bonekeep. I have some fine tuning to make for GenCon and possible Origins.
I am also sorry that I didn't get to chat with more of the GMs and players. Bonekeep eats up a lot of time (no finishing early, well unless they are all dead).