Tell me about Gencon!

[Psion]

Seminar Video will be up in a day or two.  I got a friend of mine who is a little bit more video savvy to help me edit and cut the video.  We will have it up on Youtube and I will provide links as soon as we get it up. 

Cool! Thanks! And great catching a game with you, too. 

[waterdhavian]

I did have to move the camera about half way through cause my battery died but so far so good.  The Audio is a bit fuzzy but you can hear pretty good. 

Great time all around though.  I got my first taste of World on Fire and I want more.  It was also the first time I did Lspy and I had a blast. Thanks to all the Crafty guys for the Demos and Seminar.  I am also going to make my group jealous with my Crafty Sneak Attack Dice.

[Maldroth]

Yeah, I was the guy on the left front asking all the questions. Including the one Pat wanted to skip past.

That the one about the pulp setting?

nope that was me on the right of the room, stage left or your left. I asked about the pulp stuff.

[Tanilen]

That's right. Meanwhile, I have a couple decade products in mind: I've got dibs on a 40s supplement but I haven't decided what to do with it yet, and the Victorian era/early 20th century will play heavily in... something else I'm doing that won't see the light of day for a while. Well, unless some of the behind the scenes chatter at the show pans out anyway. 

very cool...I would love to see a Spycraft take on the Victorian setting so we can get our Mycroft Holmes on

I'm also geeked on the news about Fantasy Craft. I prefer political intrigue adventures to dungeon crawling, so if this book can help present that elegantly, then I will be in heaven.

[Crafty_Pat]

The one about the 1.0 books, though I did ask about Pulp, too.

Ah. It wasn't that I didn't want to answer so much as we knew it would be hard for some people to hear that we're not going to continue the conversions. Tough call, but one we had to make, and it wasn't public knowledge yet. That was the right place to talk about it, though, so I'm glad you brought it up.

[Crafty_Pat]

I did have to move the camera about half way through cause my battery died but so far so good.  The Audio is a bit fuzzy but you can hear pretty good. 

Thanks so much for doing that. It was a huge help.

So you gonna be there next year? 

Great time all around though.  I got my first taste of World on Fire and I want more.  It was also the first time I did Lspy and I had a blast. Thanks to all the Crafty guys for the Demos and Seminar.  I am also going to make my group jealous with my Crafty Sneak Attack Dice.

Glad you dug the games. Did you play Dinner With Harvey?

[Crafty_Pat]

very cool...I would love to see a Spycraft take on the Victorian setting so we can get our Mycroft Holmes on

Damn skippy! Have you read The List of 7?" If not, you should. It's amazing and does awesome stuff in the topic territory. (I'd say it's my favorite book of all time. Can't recommend it highly enough.)

There's a sequel, too. It's just as good.

I'm also geeked on the news about Fantasy Craft. I prefer political intrigue adventures to dungeon crawling, so if this book can help present that elegantly, then I will be in heaven.

We're not the type to discount social mechanics. You won't be disappointed.

[Wolverine]

A couple of photos from the seminar...



The first cover we were shown for Fantasycraft

[Bill Whitmore]

Could we get a who's who on these photos?  You know, one of the those "From left to right: X,  Y and Z" captions on these photos.

Thanks,

Bill Whitmore

[Morganti]

Alex, Pat, Scott
from left to right.

~D~

[Crafty_Alex]

Duh! I'm the handsome one.     

[Argonnite]

Yeah, I got in on Tundra and Threading the Needle for LSpy. I heard the other table had a tough time with Needle and we did too, we had to throttle back our approach halfway through the game to avoid some badness.

I've heard some complaints but I personally liked the fact that you couldn't handle things the Frank Castle way. Too often folks think guns and glory will prevail and it was a lesson learned to be taken down a peg.

At my table of Needle it was more like LEEROY JENKINS!!!!!!!

[DavalTy]

At my table of Needle it was more like LEEROY JENKINS!!!!!!!

Yeah, and I heard your guys got smoked too! =)

Ty

[Bill Whitmore]

At my table of Needle it was more like LEEROY JENKINS!!!!!!!

Yeah, and I heard your guys got smoked too! =)

Ty

Better to have fun and die than never to have fun at all.

Some of the best games I played are ones where we BARELY succeeded or even failed.  I'd rather have fun dying than be bored winning. 

[Crafty_Pat]

Better to have fun and die than never to have fun at all.

A-frakking men, brother!