Jun. 19th, 2009 02:00 pm
Are You Game?
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klwardRegistration for this year's Gencon Australia has now gone live. I can now announce that I will be running my freeform, Crosses To Bear, starting 6.00 pm on Saturday, 19 September 2009.
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The Transylvanian Alps, 1209 AD...
"I don't care that the peasants said there was going to be a blizzard. They also said that in these mountains, wolves walk as do men and blood-drinking spirits ride the wind; I mean, really! This road will put us in Constantinople within the week, so long as we don't run into any Templars..."
"So I was wrong about the blizzard. But I'm sure that's just the wind howling. Look, a light! A castle! May God be praised for his mercy!"
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Crosses To Bear is a freeform game for 30 upstanding crusaders, noble ladies, gallant troubadors, wily merchants, shady hangers-on, Templars and of course, their Hosts. Costume is essential, characters may be pre-booked by contacting the designer and quoting your Gencon registration number.
If any of this sounds familiar, it is indeed a reworking of the game I ran at Macquariecon '92. It is dedicated to the memory of my late conspirator, Emma Turkington.
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The Transylvanian Alps, 1209 AD...
"I don't care that the peasants said there was going to be a blizzard. They also said that in these mountains, wolves walk as do men and blood-drinking spirits ride the wind; I mean, really! This road will put us in Constantinople within the week, so long as we don't run into any Templars..."
"So I was wrong about the blizzard. But I'm sure that's just the wind howling. Look, a light! A castle! May God be praised for his mercy!"
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Crosses To Bear is a freeform game for 30 upstanding crusaders, noble ladies, gallant troubadors, wily merchants, shady hangers-on, Templars and of course, their Hosts. Costume is essential, characters may be pre-booked by contacting the designer and quoting your Gencon registration number.
If any of this sounds familiar, it is indeed a reworking of the game I ran at Macquariecon '92. It is dedicated to the memory of my late conspirator, Emma Turkington.
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They haven't contacted me or anything: when the registration page went live I went to it by clicking the link that says "for more information" on the Gen Con home page. I logged on with last year's member's name and password, which still works obviously, clicked on the link to "search the Gen Con Australia 2009 Event Catalogue", selected LRP and examined the list that resulted.
I think the website designer hates the universe.
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If we had to do it the other way, we wouldn't be running the show.