Best 'Not Big Name' Cons?

[Kerney]

I live near two big good local cons (Tacticon and Ghengis Con) that were filled with Pathfinder i.e. 75 tables in four days last time as well as a couple of really good 'home brew' scenarios i.e. an excellent thieves challenge, and the 300 trophy.

However, they are not Gen con or Paizo Con or Comic Con or whatever. I'm curious as to which conventions are good second and third banana cons that, should, if I felt like a road trip, would be good to go to. Which cons do a lot of tables. Would love to see a 'top twenty' cons or something like that.

[BigNorseWolf]

Any idea if there's a list of cons? Apparently there's been a number of them in reasonable driving distance of me all along and i never knew.

[Netopalis]

Dragon*Con should probably be on the list.

Here in the Appalachians, we have a few local 15-20 table cons that are starting to get more Pathfinder Society.

[Jonathan Michaels]

I attend Megacon in Orlando every year, they usually have a big room for role playing all weekend long.