We're very likely to come over and meet up with some of the players (we hold
regular meets in the UK for example). So which is best Origins or Gencon
(or something else?)
Which would most players be able to make it to? (Our experience of ME
players are that they are a tad reticent and loathe to leave their homes!)
If anyone has any details on either (or a contact address/email/tel) then
that would help a lot.
On a similar vein we are in London Olympia on Sat 21st April this year at
Salute 2001 - we'll be getting everyone to come to this if at all possible.
Demo Game? Anyone interested in playing? If I can get some numbers we
might be able to run a game on the day (US or UK). (Well some turns at
least). Thoughts?
We're very likely to come over and meet up with some of the players
(we hold
regular meets in the UK for example). So which is best Origins or
Gencon
(or something else?)
Which would most players be able to make it to? (Our experience of
ME
players are that they are a tad reticent and loathe to leave their
homes!)
If anyone has any details on either (or a contact
address/email/tel) then
that would help a lot.
Both conventions are now property of WoTC/Hasbro and occur within a
month of each other. So in my opinion there is little difference
anymore between the two except which one is closer to where you live.
We're very likely to come over and meet up with some of the players (we hold
regular meets in the UK for example). So which is best Origins or Gencon
(or something else?)
Ohio is closer to the East Coast of the USA, and it is my impression
that it is a larger convention. There is also a decent-sized local
gaming base in Columbus; you might even get some volunteer help from
the locals (eg setting up a game run during the con with some local
ringers to show folks how it is played; GSI did something similar at
Origins in the past.) If Harly is interested I can check with the
local folks here in Columbus and we might be able to get some
volunteers to assist new folks in doing their orders who might want to
do a trial run. I'd be willing.
cheers,
Marc Pinsonneault
Hya US players
We're very likely to come over and meet up with some of the players
(we hold
regular meets in the UK for example). So which is best Origins or
Gencon
(or something else?)
Which would most players be able to make it to? (Our experience of
ME
players are that they are a tad reticent and loathe to leave their
homes!)
If anyone has any details on either (or a contact address/email/tel)
then
that would help a lot.
On a similar vein we are in London Olympia on Sat 21st April this
year at
Salute 2001 - we'll be getting everyone to come to this if at all
possible.
Demo Game? Anyone interested in playing? If I can get some numbers
we
might be able to run a game on the day (US or UK). (Well some turns
Ohio is closer to the East Coast of the USA, and it is my impression
that it is a larger convention. There is also a decent-sized local
gaming base in Columbus; you might even get some volunteer help from
the locals (eg setting up a game run during the con with some local
ringers to show folks how it is played; GSI did something similar at
Origins in the past.) If Harly is interested I can check with the
local folks here in Columbus and we might be able to get some
volunteers to assist new folks in doing their orders who might want to
do a trial run. I'd be willing.
340 North Road, Cardiff CF14 3BP
Tel 029 2062 5665 12-6.30 Weekdays
Fax 029 2062 5532 24 hours
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CTF 2187 - Starquest - Crack of Doom
Battle of the Planets - Exile
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marc Pinsonneault" <pinsonneault.1@osu.edu>
To: <mepbmlist@egroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 2:20 PM
Subject: [mepbmlist] Re: Origins or Gencon
Ohio is closer to the East Coast of the USA, and it is my impression
that it is a larger convention. There is also a decent-sized local
gaming base in Columbus; you might even get some volunteer help from
the locals (eg setting up a game run during the con with some local
ringers to show folks how it is played; GSI did something similar at
Origins in the past.) If Harly is interested I can check with the
local folks here in Columbus and we might be able to get some
volunteers to assist new folks in doing their orders who might want to
do a trial run. I'd be willing.
cheers,
Marc Pinsonneault
--- In mepbmlist@egroups.com, "Harlequin Games" <pbm@h...> wrote:
> Hya US players
>
> We're very likely to come over and meet up with some of the players
(we hold
> regular meets in the UK for example). So which is best Origins or
Gencon
> (or something else?)
>
> Which would most players be able to make it to? (Our experience of
ME
> players are that they are a tad reticent and loathe to leave their
homes!)
>
> If anyone has any details on either (or a contact address/email/tel)
then
> that would help a lot.
>
> On a similar vein we are in London Olympia on Sat 21st April this
year at
> Salute 2001 - we'll be getting everyone to come to this if at all
possible.
>
> Demo Game? Anyone interested in playing? If I can get some numbers
we
> might be able to run a game on the day (US or UK). (Well some turns
at
> least). Thoughts?
>
> Clint
> ****************************************************************
> Harlequin Games Middle Earth Games
> pbm@h... me@m...
> www.harlequingames.comwww.middleearthgames.com
>
> 340 North Road, Cardiff CF14 3BP
> Tel 029 2062 5665 12-6.30 Weekdays
> Fax 029 2062 5532 24 hours
> ****************************************************************
> Middle Earth - Legends - Serim Ral
> CTF 2187 - Starquest - Crack of Doom
> Battle of the Planets - Exile
(Same with UK GenCon 