This is the post I'll be putting up every Wednesday for the foreseeable future about Constantcon--our neverending program of RPGs played via Google +'s free multiperson videochat feature ("hangouts").
The point of this post is:
1) you can sign up to GM a game via Google + video chat in the comments,
2) you can join one of those games in the comments, and...
3) hopefully every question you might have about Constantcon is answered on here somewhere.
The weekly post will also contain all the collected wisdom on running G+ games we have accumulated thus far. New tips/discoveries for any given week will be below in red.
Everything else in this post is old news if you read this blog every day, I just consolidated it into one post.
The current calendar of Google + games is on the right of this blog page just under my bloglist where it says "upcoming games on Google +". If you can't see it, reload the page--if you still can't go here and hit "agenda". Calendar times are in Eastern Standard Time because that's where I am today and I'm the guy who's taking the trouble to keep the calendar up.
You can subscribe to the thread and the comments if you wanna keep up as new games are added.
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FORMAT FOR POSTING AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF YOUR GAME BELOW IN THE COMMENTS:
Day
Time describe the time you're available using at least one western hemisphere and one eastern hemisphere time zone so peeps can figure out whether they're around.
System(s)
Level
Do we need to bring anything? (Like, say, a 3rd level character) and anything else you think might make your pitch intriguing--setting, etc.)(if your ruleset is unusual, it may be best to tell everybody to just show up with stats, a race and a class and smooth out the specifics once the game starts rolling.)
Contact info: Please include a way people can contact you other than Google + so that you can tell who they are when they request you and you can discuss details if they're not already one of your G+ contacts. If your name is like "Jack Wilson" realize there's 200 of you on Google plus and you'll need to supply some alternate information if G+ users are looking for you. (Like: I'm the Zak Smith with the black and white picture and the asymmetrical haircut). _________________
Example:
Skooky McDungeonface will be DMing a Red Box game in Greyhawk at 1pm Italian time/4 am Pacific Standard time next Tuesday. Bring a 4th level PC and she can be reached under the name Skooky dawt McDee at yahoo dawt calm.
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How it works/getting started:
So step one is get a Google + invite from a friend.
Step Two: Once you get that you show up on the site and go "looks like facebook" then you leave.
Step Three: Forget you have it until you decide it's time to play GURPS Supers at 3 in the morning with someone in Madagascar who must be a good DM because he likes Motorhead as much as you do, at least judging from his comments on your blog...
Now what:
So once you have Google + you can get to your page by clicking like so...
...which takes you to a very Facebook-looking page.
Here are the important bits about this page:
-there's a green button on the right that says "start a hangout" which you can use to start a video session (only if you're not already in one on Google +)(though you can use Google + and Skype simultaneously--the people will be able to hear each other).
-If one of your friends has started a video session, there will be a green button allowing you to join in under their name, where this Larry Page guy has his message written in the picture. Click it and you're in.
This is what a video session looks like (only perhaps the people in your session may look a little less...festive...than the models in this Google PR photo I found on-line.) Anyway, important bits to remember are in red:
A-Hitting this button will make a little text chat window appear in the margin which allows you to type shit to the other people there. It's good for keeping track of dimensions of rooms, PCs names, etc. Also, if it's hard to hear someone talk you can type something in. Usually the audio's pretty good, though.
B-Hit this to invite new peeps to the session. You can do it by name or by "circle" (Google + name for a ton of people you've put in the same category)
C-This button theoretically lets you all watch the same youtube video but it doesn't seem to work yet.
D-The program senses whoever's talking and makes their head big. (Beardy is talking here, apparently). However, if, for example, the GM is holding up a map to the screen and you want the big camera to stay on one person, just click on their little head. To switch it back, click the little head again.
Glitches:
-Some people get asked to download a plugin when they first start a Google + vid chat and can't join until they've done it. After you download it, you should be cool.
-The thing freezes occasionally. If this happens, just use the text chat thing in the corner for a few seconds while it unfreezes. Sometimes people get kicked out by the machine. Don't worry, they'll rejoin seconds later.
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Tips:
-If Google + keeps kicking you out and there are 5 or fewer windows open, try shutting down your video so that you're audio-only. That might lower your bandwidth enough to keep you on.
-Alternative to G+: Skype offers a free 7-day trial of multiperson video chat--if your group has 4 players and a dm (5 skype accounts), that's over a month you can use multiperson video for free via Skype. (More if you can use a friend's Skype account, too). And of course, you can always pay for Skype.
-Some GMs have begun a practice of overbooking by one player (an alternate) since usually one person usually has to cancel by game time.
-5 people is the current maximum. G+ says it can handle ten but whatever, that's all lies. Any more than 5 and it goes all screwy. Do not book a game with more than 5 total chat windows, it will make your life suck.
-It's possible some GMs may find individual initiative works better than group inititative on G+: With group initiative you have to decide who'll roll, they roll, then tell everyone what they rolled. People tend to talk over each other so it can be a little clumsy. However, with individual initiative, each player and the DM can roll, then immediately type the number they just rolled into the chat window (so it'll say "Zak: 2, Mandy: 6, Skooky: 4") and the DM and everybody can just go in that order and you can all see it right there on your screen. Cuts down on crosstalk and is easy. You might wanna try it.
-Don't point your speakers toward your mike. (You know about feedback, right metalheads?)
-If your audio's screwy, use headphones.
-If there's an audio problem, the person who sounds most normal on the audio is probably the one whose computer's creating the problem.
-Close as many windows as you can.
-Some people's computers or connections just hate G+ right now and their computer will lag or be gimpy and make the whole session screwy. If this is you, you probably won't be able to play today but don't be discouraged--speed of service ebbs and flows. If you're screwed today you might not be tomorrow. Also, G+ itself may figure out how to handle the volume of online heads in the future.
-If your computer is one of the unreliable ones, try switching from a wireless to a wireful (cable, DSL, etc.) internet connection if you've got one.
-PLEASE BE AS SPECIFIC AS POSSIBLE WHEN ANNOUNCING A GAME: Please don't go: "Hey, if I run Palladium Fantasy, does anybody want in?" Go: "I will be running Palladium Fantasy RPG from 3-6 PM Eastern 8pm London time I can be reached at ConsiderateAndEfficient at yahoo dawt calm and if you want to play but that time is no good, tell me when is good and maybe we can work something out"
-Possible communications protocol: if everybody's talking at once and you need to say something, you can cover your camera with your hand so it goes all black so the GM knows you wanna say something.
-Consider consolidating all your recruiting responses in one place. i.e. you can advertise your game here and on your blog and on G+ and on twitter and whatever else, but it might make your life a little easier if you ask people responding to those advertisements to do it all in one place. It's easier to schedule if you're not talking in nine different places on the internet at once.
Of course, people will ignore you if you ask them to please respond in a certain place, so you might wanna close comments in any venue where you don't want to get responses.
-The video's a little fuzzy, if you want to show players a diagram or something, maybe use sharpie. Mappers may wanna do the same.
-Jeff's good idea: Once you have players for a game all ready to roll, create a new "circle" containing only the players in that game. Start a thread and have them post their character basics in that thread.
-However and ironically: once you have a group ready to roll and you know who is in, if you have something important to say (i.e. "tomorrow's game will be shirts vs. skins, please roll d4 now to see which side you're on" or "Sorry, gotta cancel") you may be better off using email than G+ to say it. This is because on G+, like facebook, important messages you send to people can get buried in their feed underneath dozens of other people posting about their cat.
-Remember: just because you're in a given time zone, not all your players have to be. People keep weird hours.
-Alexander Osias points out you can use this to schedule time zones. You may think "oh, I'll just use a time zone map" because maps are friendly and fun. But beware: daylight savings time makes things all weird. Use something with a brain.
-If you have a blog and are running a game that isn't full yet (or would like to start up a weekly game), I suggest putting a little widget in the corner of your blog (if you have one) describing the game and saying all the details you put in the thread below.
-2 hours seems like a good time. Though allow some lead time for character generation if it's a system with meat on it. If you can get players to make characters before they roll, do that.
FAQ
-What's the deal on moving PCs from one game to another?
We have an official agreement on that called The FLAILSNAILS Conventions. Check it.
-Is there some ap that allows me to draw maps everyone in a game can see?
You can use this. More info here...
Though it may be slow on some connections if you do it simultaneously with the hangout.
For dice rolling and other functions, I have no idea. Maybe ask people on G+.
-I don't see any games I want to play yet on the calendar but I know they're going on...
A lot of GMs already have gotten continuing groups together over the last few weeks so there may be fewer "advertised" games than there were. Don't worry, people are always doing games, so just join Google +, add people to your "circles" and check them regularly--they will probably announce something soon.
-I keep getting kicked off the hangout!
Close all your windows and if it still happens, mute your video so you're audio-only. I have a crappy connection where I am now and the same thing was happening to me until I did that.
-I can't see the calendar that's supposed to be on the right!
If you can't see it, reload the page--if you still can't, go here and hit "agenda".
-Are Google + games fun? Are people liking them?
Yes. People have been playing on G+ for two weeks and the responses have all fit into one of 2 categories:
A) "That was awesome, when can we do it again" and
B) "I had technical problems so I couldn't play."
So, basically, if you can get your computer to do it right, it's fun and you'll probably like it. Some computers just take to G+ some don't. I don't know much about computers but have had no technical problems so far.
G+ seems to be an especially good place to playtest new game ideas.
-Whatever, buddy, I can't trust you--what does Jeff Rients think?
That.
-Why not use Skype instead?
Multiperson videochat on Skype is not, as of this moment, free. On G+ it is. But hey, you wanna list a Skype game here, no problem. If you want to list an all-voice game on any platform, that's cool, too.
-How many G+ games have you, guy writing this post, played?
Nineteen as of this writing. Two were with all real-life friends. The GMs and systems were: Me 4 times(3.5/AD&D mashup), Tavis (Adventurer Conqueror King ), DarrenE (AD&D), Welcome To Dungeon (AD&D), Jeff Rients (Labyrinth Lord/Basic/Expert), 3 with Arcadayn (Swords & Wizardry), Il Male (Labyrinth Lord), Empire of the Petal Throne twice with Ckutalik, Ulek Xek (S&W), Ben A (Gamma World), Dungeon Crawl Classics with Arcadayn, AD&D with Allandaros, and Neoclassical Geek Revival with Zzarchov.
-Any noticeable difference between systems?
None at all. Systems all feel extremely similar so far. After playing we go "Wait, was that Labyrinth Lord we were playing?" Who is GMing seems much more relevant.
Played 7th Ed Gamma World which has 4e style tactical movement but GM Bennet Akkerman managed it fairly smoothly.
"How many squares away is the giant eyeball?"
"5."
Not that complicated, so long as the DM sets up the game so it can work.
Other than my mash-up and AD&D I'd technically never played any of those games before.
-I see an interesting-looking game on the calendar--how do I join it?
I have tried--when it seemed appropriate and privacy-respectiful--to put the GM's G+ name on there so you can contact the GM on G+. If that doesn't work, check the comments on this thread or the thread for the previous Wednesday for the GMs announcement--it should have his/her contact info.
-Why Google +, why not ______(some other platform besides Google+ or Skype)____?
It just happens to be what I know about and it's free--if you want to run a game on some other platform please go ahead and post it.
-Why should I announce when I'm running a game here? Why not just announce it on G+?
Because, even assuming everyone who might want to play in your game is already in your circles, G+ still isn't perfect: on your feed, if one person in your "Online RPG pals" circle announces "Hey I'm starting a game in 2 hours" and then 12 people announce "Hey, here's something WOTC did today that pissed me off and/or a picture of my cat", then your game will get buried in peoples' feeds.
Even if every gamer in the world eventually gets on G+ and adds you, until G+ finds a way to tag posts (and everyone agrees to use that system) and/or people stop wanting to tell other gamers that they have a cat there will have to be an outside sorting mechanism for games starting up. This is the mechanism.
-Is there some certain game system I should run?
Run whatever you want. Please run whatever you want. Sooner or later someone's gonna try it, you might as well be a pioneer. GURPS, OD&D, FASERIP, FUDGE, Mechanoids, Kill Puppies For Satan--whatever makes you happy.
Tips: 1) Be prepared to explain the mechanics as you go along, many people will be new no matter what system you use--this isn't that hard. 2) If you like to keep your life simple, start with a rules-lite system. 3) The only hard part is character generation--if it's D&D-related you can just tell people to give you race, class and 6 stats before the video session starts and smooth out translation issues then. I do this all the time, it's easy.
-Isn't playing with people you don't know weird?
Yes. That's why it's fun. If the game sucks you can always say you hear your mom calling and have to leave.
-How long is Constantcon going on?
Forever.
-Can I start a campaign?
Yes. You can do whatever you want. Stop asking.
-I want to do a game where______ is that ok?
Yes. Everything is ok. It's your con, too.
-Would anybody out there maybe possibly be interested if I ran a game of_____?
Yes to whatever you were about to say. Pick a time and post it. If nobody else is interested, I am. I'll play anything once.
-I see all the guidelines here about how to announce that I want to GM a game, is it ok if I just, like, totally ignore some of those guidelines?
Sure, just prepare for the possibility of people not signing up for your game and don't complain that I didn't warn you and that this G+ game thing is totally bogus and nobody loves you.
-Hey, I'm up to GM anything whenever, can I just announce that and wait for the game to assemble around me?
Well you can, but it will make scheduling really hard and take forever and require a million emails back and forth and re-announcements once you have a time and de-announcements to say you are no longer available "whenever" because you have games scheduled now and...
So if you actually want to roll you may be better off actually saying a day and a time if nothing else.
Remember: The more specific you are about when you are running your game, the faster shit will get itself organized. If you're worried people won't be able to make that specific time, just say like "3-5pm(flexible)"and if anybody wants to change it they'll hit you up.
-Can I just say I'm available to GM any time?
No, because you're lying, because you sleep, and maybe work or go to school. If your free spirit just cannot be contained to one hour, at least put a range of hours you are available (in two different time zones, as usual). If you say "I am available whenever" then you are begging several questions--do the community a favor and answer them up front so as not to generate more noise (as opposed to signal) than you need to. Anyone answering your thread is immediately going to ask what hours you're awake--please realize that ahead of time and deal with it.
-Help, I'm having technical issues with G+!
Post here. Or, if you can, on G+. People will probably help you out. If I don't comment it's 'cause I don't know.
-How's the video quality?
It ain't Stanley Kubrick--but do you need Stanley Kubrick? It'll freeze for a second here and there, but relax, you'll live. Audio's pretty good unless there's an actual connection problem. I can go in the kitchen and make pasta and still hear what's going on in the game.
-Why do I have to send you an email saying who I am on G+, why not just add you?
"I always thought it must be quite handy being called John."
"Why?"
"You can tell when you're going nuts."
"Sorry? I don't follow.”
"I mean, a real sign of megalomania, when a John starts thinking that 'John' will do. 'Hi. It's John.' Or: 'Yours ever, John.' So what? Everybody's called John."
-Martin Amis "The Information"
Plus if your screen name is DisplacerBeast28 and your G+ name is Fred Walsh I am not going to make the connection. And if I don't then I won't know who you are or why you started following me (art fan? porn fan? somebody's ex-boyfriend? Spambot?) and I will not add you to my "Online RPG People" circle.
A lot of people who follow me on social media are anonymous citizens who don't want to be followed back or play RPGs. So if you want in, please send an e-mail to zakzsmith at hawt mayle dawt calm and type your actual Google + name into the text of the email using the letters of the alphabet if you want to be added. "Hi, RPG, Fred Walsh I am holding a sprite in my picture G+" is enough. "Hi, add me on G+" isn't.
-I'm shy.
Wear a mexican wrestler mask.
-Won't this Constantcon thread get hopelessly long and confusing eventually?
Nope. Once a week I am going to close comments on these Wednesday threads and post new ones where people can post games they're running that week.
-Wouldn't it be cool if James Raggi, James Smith, and James Maliszewski all agreed to GM games in one week and called it JamesCon?
Yes.
-Do I need a webcam?
No, you could just use a mike and go audio-only. Do be aware that webcams are like 10 bucks though.
-The hangout window keeps shuffling from head to head and it's annoying.
G+ senses who is talking loudest and makes their head big. To tell it to chill just click on one person's little head below and their head will stay big.
-I need a G+ invite!
Complain here. Motherfuckers will hook you up.
-Who rolls the dice in a videoconference game?
It's up to the GM. The GM can roll all dice, you can use the dice robot app on the Dragonsfoot forums (you have to register) (I'm sure someone who isn't me can explain it), or you can just all roll your own dice and trust each other because we're grown-ups here.
-I like you, Zak, but I don't want all your weird readers hitting me up for my game. What do I do?
Then post your GM schedule game on your blog. And tell me you did so I can decide if I want in.
-I am grumpy/antisocial/a luddite/just really busy. Will you ever shut up about G+ games?
I am going to try to only talk about them once a week.
-When are you playing, Zak?
I get up whenever and am generally awake until 4am pacific time/noon London time. My schedule is totally unpredictable, especially on the weekends, but since I paint and play simultaneously I might roll whenever.
-Are the girls playing?
Yeah. Though their schedules are even weirder than mine. But, like, Connie, Mandy and Caroline Pierce have all played G+ games.
This is gonna be good.
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In case you didn't know, Zak is taking down his Cube World adventures that
are available from his Store. They'll be gone after this year ends.
Instead, ...
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Running a ConstantCon Fantasy FASERIP tonight!
When: Wednesday, August 17th, at 8-10 PM PST or 11PM-1AM EST. Doing a Google+ pickup game for a local who couldn’t make the last one, and one more who‘s just started. There will be 2 slots open for anyone who wants to join, but you’ll need to get a pc ready (takes about 10 minutes).
Game System: Marvel Super Heroes RPG (FASERIP system) in a Fantasy Setting. You don’t need to know the rules to play, a short description should work. However, if you’d like to check out the system, pdfs of the Basic Rules can be downloaded at the link below. The Campaign and Battlebook to the left are easiest; the Revised Campaign and Rulebook to the right are more detailed.
http://www.classicmarvelforever.com/cms/basic-game-and-modules.html
I’ll also be using some rules and combat options from the Advanced Rules Set; notably the Ultimate Powers book, which can be used for creating new characters. Here’s that link…
http://www.classicmarvelforever.com/cms/advanced-game-and-modules.html
I have some very quick and simple rtf. documents available if you just want to just print up a few quick rules to reference during play, instead of going through the books…
The Universal Table and Making Feats (The Main Chart that the whole game is resolved with; I‘ve narrowed it down to one sheet of paper) ,
The Combat Tables (Shows what happens when you hit or get hit, and gives a list of a bunch of quick combat modifiers, one page),
The Intensity Tables ( a general chart that shows how your character compares to the rest of the world, and things like “how much damage does a hot fire do?“, also one page)
Common Medieval Weapons and Armors (a bunch of weapons and armor on two pages, this is a Fantasy Game primarily, so people will try to stick arrows and swords in you instead of bullets)
Email me if you want these.
The Setting: “The Queen’s Vengeance”, is a FASERIP game in a Super Heroic Medieval Fantasy setting (Earth of the “Morgan Conquest“) where the Ancient Sorceress Morgan Le Fey has magically altered modern day Marvel Earth into the Middle Ages and enchanted the minds of “Earth’s Mightiest Heroes“, The Avengers! Players are one of a small number of Heroes who know that Something is Terribly Wrong and have gone into hiding to resist and help the peasants of Earth, like Robin Hood of Old.
What You Need: You don’t’ need to bring anything to play, except d100 (two 10-sided dice). I have several characters already made, or you make a new character of your own in about 10 minutes. Statistics are minimal, quick to understand, and easy to use.
Contact Me At: breslerjoshua@yahoo.com
Right! Dark Sun game Thursday! 8PM AST, 1PM EDT, 10AM PDT Bring 4 1st level PCs. You've got roughly 22hrs.
Accomplish the following before you show up:
A. Grab 5 index cards. On one card roll four columns of 3d6 stats.
On Card 1 Write the following down:
1. Name
2. Stats (pick one column).
3. Pick a race that you qualify for based on your stats.
4. Pick a class that you qualify for based on your race and stats.
5. On the other side, write down your racial and class abilites.
6. On the front side, write down your Stat bonuses, xp total, cp total, and leave room for equipment.
7. IF You're a magicky-type, pick a spell that you have memorized. If you live, you might, MIGHT have time to create a new spell book.
Repeat steps 1-7 for your other 3 sets of stats.
Race and Class abilities as in DS boxed set 1 (if you want to play a thief or psion, msg me first), all other rules as in Labyrinth Lord.
I'm Roger Burgess (Pip Boy avatar) on G+ and can be reached at roger dut burgess dut iii et gmale dut cawm.
@roger
please rewrite your time zones with the names of actual places, those abbreviations can all stand for more than one time zone and/or people don't know whether they're on DT or not
{Zzarchov Kowolski} will be DMing a {Neoclassical Geek Revival} game in Greyhawk at 11:30pm Berlin time/5:30 pm Eastern Standard this next Thursday. Bring a 1st-3rd level PC and I can be reached under the name Liber Interdico at Gee Mayl dawt calm.
Here is the quickstart:
http://www.penandpapergames.com/forums/showthread.php/20285-Neoclassical-Geek-Revival
Here is the FLAILSNAILS quick conversion:
http://zzarchov.blogspot.com/2011/08/converting-characters-tofrom.html
Excavating Colonial Elven ruins in Faux Africa
I may at some point become ready to run a game in the next 15 years!
Or, more realistically, next couple of weeks. This is a statement of intent and I would appreciate it if, should I not follow through with this, I am ridiculed.
Thanks.
Game Name: [GURPS Dungeon Fantasy] The Gray Marches
Day: Saturday, 20th of August, 2011
Time: 04:00-08:00 UTC-time
12 PM to 4 PM - Perth time
11 PM to 3 AM on Friday 19th - Chicago time
9 PM to 1 AM on Friday 19th - Los Angelas time
8 AM to 12 PM - Moscow time
System: GURPS 4e with Dungeon Fantasy books
Level: You play a 300-point character. Stick to the Dungeon Delvers'
Cheat Sheet in DF 1 for character creation guidelines, with the
exception of this game's personal rules below. Ask me if you have any
questions about creating your character, naturally.
Stuff to bring/notes: I'll be rolling the dice for everyone...unless
you guys feel there's a better alternative. Be sure to have a copy of
your character sheet on hand.
Page references! Having page numbers and book names will help, you if
not me! Be sure to keep a seperate sheet for your equipment (including
costs and encrumbrance), that'll help.
You can use DF 3 racial templates and you don't have to stick strictly
to the DF 1 character class templates.
What your native Cultural Familarity and Language are depends on your
character's racial template. Some races can choose between several CFs
or Languages.
Naturally, you can buy any other Language or CF with points at
character creation or in play. It is highly recommended your character
start knowing the Common Language and maybe the Human CF, as that will
the dominant Language and CF in this game.
To save space here, I'll tell you what Native CF and Language your
race starts with when you e-mail me.
Contact info:
p_dragon500 (at) hotmail (dot) com
Send your character sheet draft and pre-game questions there, and get
in early!
I'm Michael Keenan on G+, btw.
@Zak: Can do.
Also, I just found out my travel schedule for this week, and guess what conflicts!? YUP.
Game moved to Friday 8pm AST (Baghdad) 1pm EDT (New York), 10am PDT (Los Angeles)
I just wanted to say thanks again for putting this up, Zak. So far we are doing our third session of B1: In Search of Adventure this week. The party and I are both enjoying ourselves. I'll be offering to start up another adventure, probably B4: The Lost City, once we complete this dungeon.
Also, I was playing around on my Google + account and trying to post a message to my players without spamming everyone else. Unfortunately, I made a bone-headed move and deleted most of my friends list.
If I, James Quigley, have removed those of you on here as a friend in Google + it was not intentional, but was instead an action born out of ignorance. My apologies, and I'll try to fix what I can.
I will run a ZeFRS game, set in the implied swords and sorcery world of 1980's low budget S&S films (think Deathstalker). Bring along a newly minted beginning character as per the ZeFRS rules (35 points), your teased mullet, and finely honed barbarian oaths (by Ishtar's Teet!)
The adventurers shall have a grim choice to make while in the caravan city of Garesh, Jewel of the Riphean Mountains- Glory or Death!
Game start: Friday, August 26, 2011, 10:30 AM Indiana Time CDT/ 5:30 PM Barcelona Time CEST
4 players please, if interested shoot me an email at arcadianacred via GEEMail.
The only caveat is my crazily zigzaging schedule may force a postponement/cancellation of the game..hopefully not. Sufficient warning will be given and rainchecks issued :)
Hey there! Can somebody please send me an invite? I'd love to run/play a LotFP game once in a while.
khouni at [big search engine]mail.com
I've looked at the calendar and I am not really sure if it is comprehensive, so I'm just going to do this:
Im free at around 1am GMT on Sunday (ie Saturday night in the US, Sunday morning here in Aus).
1. My email is betts7777777 on the HeatedMailz.
2. I will be online at around that time.
3. I will die in your cave if you need me to.
If anyone's playing D&D or something that resembles it tonight (Saturday the 20th) I'd love to join in - my email address starts with greg.masseau and ends with the usual suffix for the popular mail provider whose five letter name begins with 'G'.
Someday I will figure out how to get this idea i have for a gigacrawler game going. Every time I start I feel like I'm just stumbling through it. But I hope I'll eventually get the hang of it.
Oh, apropos of nothing here...if you would like to use this blog to advertise your game, you can't also talk smack about it and/or its author's pals. Should put that in the FAQ...
Jeremy Murphy will be DMing a 2e D&D heavily homebrewed "Celtic" style game at 8:30 PM EST on Monday, August 28th.
I put more details up on my blog - for more details, refer to http://kootenaygamer.blogspot.com/
Character generation details will be up soon.
So many errors here...
The game will be on Monday, August 29th at 8:30 PM PST - which is 11:30 PM EST.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
this post is closed, here's the new one:
http://dndwithpornstars.blogspot.com/2011/08/its-5th-constantcon-wednesday.html
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