And you'd better do as well, laddie. It was a pretty small con, yes. But it was a damn fun one.
>> Some of my highlights were:
>> - - Watching Penorri, chief of the Vostangi clan, prove the old adage
>> that holding power is far harder than getting power. Jeff Richard's
>> "The Tale of Orkarl's Bull" was great fun to run. I honestly think
>> he and I enjoyed it more than the players.
BTW: The players had fun too, despite how open your comment right there left you...
>> - - Playing Speed 'Into the Praxian Wasteland'. IMHO, David Dunham won
>> the 'lewdest line' competition.
A blast. People had to be fast thinking for Speed Prax. Else the RQCon/ GlorAntha Con Spirit of Reprisal (Goldschlager) would attack them.
>> - - Leading an Agamori counter-charge that turned a Orlanthi rout into
>> a shallow Lunar victory. John Medway and Rob Smith has developed
>> some really nice wargame rules for Glorantha.
Thanks. I had an absolute blast. And a very big thank you to everyone who played in either or both of the games. I had been expecting only 2-3 players from the sign-ups, but to get so many folks showing such interest was rather inspiring. (P.S. folks, send me your addresses, who you played, et al., so I can send you updates for more testing, once I clean them up a bit more and get the rest of the card material in 'em.)
>> From: <Dalfitch_at_aol.com>
>> Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1997 03:26:06 -0500 (EST)
>> Subject: Re: DumbQuest(ion)
>>
>> Will there ever be a Glorantha Convention in California? I'll understand if
There was one. Roderick, Eric, Shannon, and I forget who else, ran one in January 1995.
That does bring up the subject of when and where the next one (after Victoria) ought to be. May I suggest somewhere we shan't need Kalikos Icebreaker?
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