Gaming prereg is live for DragonCon - there's no Shadowrun listed though.
I'm just assuming events haven't been submitted yet, so I'll ask here: will there be any NYC scenarios there?
Yes, CGL plans to run events at Dragon*Con. We plan to have the same six SRM scenarios at Dragon*Con as we'll have at GenCon, pending convention acceptance of the event list.
Where and when is Dragon Con?
A little too far to drive for me. Thanks for the info though.
I'll be there, though I haven't signed up for anything yet.
Do I get free karma points or anything if I show up to game in my Cobra 21st Infantry bluesuit, or a Catman costume?
I just read on the Exhibitor's list that Catalyst Games will be at Dragon*Con. Would that be Catalyst Game Labs? If so, woot! If not, sad face.
I'll be posting this on the other DragonCon related thread as well.
I just wanted to know if there might be the possibility of maybe getting into a game on-site.
I'm not the DJ this year, so I have a chance to play this year, but I am still going to work staff and don't know my schedule yet, so signing up for a game ahead of time isn't really possible.
Any chance of me getting into one last minute?
Also, I take it the Catalyst booth will be in the Exhibitor's Hall? Looking forward to stopping by...need some supplies ![]()
Will Unwired be available by then...maybe be at the booth?
I think I already answered the question about getting into games (IE - Odds are good)
I believe I am the only person part of CDT (demo team) that was at gencon that will be at dragon*con to my knowledge. I know CGL is going t be there so they get to see my shiny happy face again...
http://www.cobracares.com/media/galleries/dc08.htm to the official Cobra 21st Infantry's collection (so far, it's still growing) of photos from this year's DragonCon. My wife's the photographer for the gang, and also the webmistress, so I know we've still got about three Cobra's worth of photos to add to the "official" bunch.
Some are of us in costume (though the parade ones turned out pretty cruddy on our middling-to-cheap camera), some of are us just screwing around the hotel, some are of any old random cool thing we saw while strolling around the 'con for four days.
To anyone that's never been to a DragonCon -- it's a lot of fun, even without a costume of your own. There aren't many other places you can go for a weekend as surreal and amusing and entertaining. Part of the time you're getting smacked by your wife for looking a little too closely at a gal dressed a little too scantily, part of the time you're playing "HOLY CRAP I just realized/recognized your costume, I, too, am a child of the 80's!", part of the time you're eating at awesome Atlanta joints like The Vortex, part of the time you're getting in a little gaming, part of the time you're going to interviews and panels with actors and writers... it's a great time, even if it's not as hardcore focused on gaming as Gencon is.
It's like Disneyland for geeks.
So which ones you, so we know who to look for next year? ![]()
And I love that Monarch Banner. I'm tempted to try and do a #21 Henchman costume for GC
Oh, and http://www.cobracares.com/imgs/dc08/pages/0017_jpg.htm is nice. Hard to tell under the flash, is that blue or black? If Black, is it supposed to be the Crimson Shadow Guard, one of the TRU exclusive sets from a few years ago? If Blue... Blue Crimson Guard? Huh? ![]()
http://www.cobracares.com/imgs/dc08/dc08b/pages/0028_jpg.htm
Ok, Black. Nice. Very, very nice ![]()
Overall, cool stuff
Yeah, that was our Shadow Guard (and it's a mighty snazzy looking uniform, too). Our regular CG are pretty sweet looking, too. Our regular ol' Bluesuits are only really impressive in numbers, because then the uniformity really shows. But, well, when you sign on as Faceless Bad Guy Mook #23, you know your costume isn't going to be the one getting the chicks.
And I...am...uhh, well, really, "the one in blue" doesn't help. We all get really good at eyebrow-identification at D*Con (and, in fact, we have a "no showing your face for a photo or you get the asshat" rule, to encourage balaclavas being worn).
Hrm. I'm having a problem loading the Cobra pages right now, so I can't even wade in and pick out a few with me in it. I was the guy in the Catman suit (in several shots), and I was the lone Bluesuit in a shot with Spidey and Ms Marvel, in one instance. I was also the only Bluesuit (with a Stormtrooper) in a shot with the little kid in the Batman outfit, too. In the parade shots I was the standard bearer, but our parade shots turned out unfortunately pretty crappily.
Related, and eerily coincidental, story:
The guy I commissioned my Catman outfit from planned on attending DragonCon, and had mentioned as much during our emails about the costume. I ran into him Sunday morning, just before the big (outdoor) DC Universe photo shoot. He was dressed as Captain Marvel, came over and asked me about the costume and how I liked it, etc, etc. I waved my wife over to say hi, and she overheard the two of us shaking hands and re-introducing ourselves (as Rusty and Martin, not Catman and Captain Marvel)...and she stops, squints, does a double take...
"Martin...from Dallas?" And she runs over and hugs him and they play catch-up for five minutes.
Running into the costuming guy that made my costume, at a costuming convention we both knew he would be at? Not that big a deal.
That guy, who I randomly found on the internet to commission for a costume, just happening to be a dude that my wife worked with eighteen years ago at her first job, back in high school and several states away? Freaky weird.
Moral of the story: you never know where an old Contact might turn up.
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