GM or player, we all find ourselves at one time or another at a TTRPG table in a conflict about rules, game play style, or satisfaction with the game. Join us as we talk about how to navigate them.
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This panel will talk through different ways and techniques to have meaningful conversations with players and GMs and how to engage in what are sometimes difficult conversations to have at a game table.
A spacecraft has crashed on a remote planet. Conditions are harsh and deadly. The survivors need help as something on the planet seems to be watching them. A blue box might be the only help.
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Can your crew of original companions of the Doctor help the crash survivors and uncover the deadly secret of the Planet of Terror? Can you find the Doctor, who seems to be missing?
Join us for a game of espionage and comedy in the style of Knights of the Dinner Table. Your agents are sent North to Canada to investigate a secret communist invasion plot! Comedy gaming.
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This is a playtest of the game HackNoia which will hopefully be published soon. Bring 2d12 and a good sense of humor to the game.
Every GM can use a new trick or two to make their games more fun and engaging. Join us as we share the tips, tricks, and hacks that can elevate your adventures to the next level.
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Our panelists of award-winning writers and seasoned game masters have over 50 years of experience at the game table, and we want your RPGs to be so memorable that your players never want to stop talking about your games. Join us as we share some of the techniques that we have used to keep our games as exciting as they were on day one, and we would love for you to share your ideas with us too!
“Welcome to Convergence Station. Give your name and planet.”
In a city where knowledge is currency, kobolds haggle shiny things, and mayors flip every 20 minutes, can you find The Doctor’s true Self?
Maybe you got a character at Gen Con and you want to transition them to your home game. Maybe there is an NPC that now deserves the spotlight. Let's talk about how to transition that character.
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Porting an NPC or a Con Character into a longer running campaign can be fun, but it may come with its own set of adjustments, difficulties, and expectations. This is a discussion that will talk about making effective characters out of those NPCs. Tips that can be used to develop any character will be included as well.
"Hurry! Cover your ears! Don’t answer the song!" Too late. It's always too late. It will haunt every minute, hour, day, and thought. And when your breath falters, it will use you to finish the melody.
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Blood on the Lens is a Horror Movie RPG system. The Director will lead you — the victims — through a twisted, nightmarish tale where every choice, every step, and every whispered sound could bend your mind. The song lingers in the air, in the shadows, in your own thoughts. Sleep fades. Reality distorts. Can you survive long enough to remember who you were before the melody claimed you… or will you become part of its unending lament?