Re: [DL] Gencon

["Daphne Brunelle" <dbrune4@po-box.mcgill.ca>]

Mr. McGlothlin.

Methinks you misread the question. It read "when" is Gencon, and not "what" is
Gencon.

Otherwise, a most eloquently-delivered response. ;)

Daphné
--
I have seen the truth and it makes no sense.

The Posse With No Name: http://pages.infinit.net/deadland/

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>From: "Christopher L. McGlothlin, M.Ed." <cmcgloth@halifax.com>
>To: deadlands@gamerz.net
>Subject: Re: [DL] Gencon
>Date: Thu, Jun 7, 2001, 22:04
>

> At 09:45 PM 6/7/2001 EDT, MikeEdwR@aol.com wrote:
>>I admit I have not been paying attention.
>>When exactly is Gencon?
>
>  Crack for gaming addicts.:-)
>
>  Seriously, it's the biggest gaming convention in the universe, held every
> August in lovely Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Every game company worthy of the
> name is there, selling their latest and hottest wares--a lot of them
> available for the first time anywhere.
>  There are demos of games new and old, chances to meet their creators, as
> well as other "genre celebrities", such as Steve Long's good friend Jeri
> Ryan.;-)
>  Plus, there are things that you only see at GenCon--like the time PEG had
> a live execution at their booth. (Hey, anything to move those splatbooks!:-) )
>
>  Best of all for PEG fans, there's the annual PEG Listserver Dinner, where
> you can hang with all the too-cool-for-school folk who post on the various
> lists. This includes the PEG Creatives: Shane, Hopler, Goff, Hal Mangold,
> Steve Long, and yes, even me.
>
>  Much as Muslim must go to Mecca, you owe yourself at least one pilgrimage
> to GenCon if you're a gamer.
>
> Deo Vindice,
> Christopher McGlothlin, M.Ed.
>
> Freelance Writer for the Deadlands: The Weird West and DC Universe RPG Lines
> Southern by the Grace of God
>
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