An old-school RPG'ing Blog presenting the Lands of Ara fantasy RPG campaign setting and lots of other stuff.
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Damn, Carter. I wish I still lived in Spencerport... Been 13 years though. Hope you get a great turnout!
ReplyDeleteThanks! You are always welcome to roll some dice with us if you're back in western NY.
ReplyDeleteHi! On your flyer you wrote "drop-ins welcome".
ReplyDeleteMany years ago I had a similar game going in a public place but I would not have been able to handle drop-ins. Space was simply limited. Because of that I had a "waiting list" of people who wanted to play and got called by me a week in advance. "Next saturday is your turn."
I am curious: How do you handle a spontaneous crowd?
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Delete@mondbuchstaben: I don't know how I'll handle it yet! Last time I tried this, no one showed up, so I haven't yet experienced the problem of having too many players show up. But thanks for your insight, it's something I may need to be prepared for.
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