I've not found mention of this topic on the forums and thought I'd check: anyone running (GMing) a C&C game at their local rpg store's 'free RPG day'? I volunteered to run a table (June 16th here in the Cincinnati area) and have not been able to locate any information on what type of materials TLG will be sending to these events (they are listed as a sponsor, 'bronze' level I believe). The only thing I've turned up is a rather vague 'Castles & Crusades adventure' mentioned for TLG's submission. I wouldn't mind getting a bit of reading and prep in before this event (otherwise I'll just have to cobble something of my own up for some 1st level characters).
Anyone have information on what materials (i.e. adventure, etc.) TLG might be providing for these venues?
Thanks mucho!
Free RPG day 2012 packet?
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Re: Free RPG day 2012 packet?
I'm running at my local gamestore, Games & Stuff in Glen Burnie, Maryland, probably early in the afternoon - haven't settled the time with the manager yet.
I don't have any information on the offering, though.
I don't have any information on the offering, though.
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Re: Free RPG day 2012 packet?
I think Stephen said there will be an adventure offered, but I can't remember the title. I look forward to whatever it is.
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Re: Free RPG day 2012 packet?
Well, in the past couple of years, I ran a demo at the store (still have to check in to see if they are looking to run some demos this year). That said, in past years, the store has received these packages from Impressions early. The store I've dealt with has provided me with the a copy of the material before the day in question to prep for it. Not sure if other stores would be as accommodating. The other things you could do is just run something else -- either your own design or a previous years freebie. I ran last year's with some success though it was something that was also previously released as a PDF for a buck. I also recall there was only 1 sample per box the last year too.
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Any update to this? Anyone know what was offered. I was in my bed, curled up with my copy of the Advanced Player's Guide then it dawned on me that I totally forgot about Free RPG Day. Geesh, I'm getting old.
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It was called "In Search of Adventure" and is by Kim Hartsfield. It's a 12-page adventure rated for characters level 1-2, but the pregens in the book ended up being 4th level by mistake.Lord Dynel wrote:Any update to this? Anyone know what was offered. I was in my bed, curled up with my copy of the Advanced Player's Guide then it dawned on me that I totally forgot about Free RPG Day. Geesh, I'm getting old.
There's another thread on this somewhere, from a poster who was trying to get ready to run it on FRPGD. He has some comments and observations about the module.
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And here's the link:finarvyn wrote:There's another thread on this somewhere, from a poster who was trying to get ready to run it on FRPGD. He has some comments and observations about the module.
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=12358
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Re: Free RPG day 2012 packet?
Thanks for the reply! Turns out I wasn't in bed when I remembered that I had forgotten all about it - I was thinking that FRPG Day was on the 2nd (the first saturday of the month like Free Comic Book Day) and that I had missed it. I still missed the C&C module, unfortunately.finarvyn wrote:It was called "In Search of Adventure" and is by Kim Hartsfield. It's a 12-page adventure rated for characters level 1-2, but the pregens in the book ended up being 4th level by mistake.Lord Dynel wrote:Any update to this? Anyone know what was offered. I was in my bed, curled up with my copy of the Advanced Player's Guide then it dawned on me that I totally forgot about Free RPG Day. Geesh, I'm getting old.
There's another thread on this somewhere, from a poster who was trying to get ready to run it on FRPGD. He has some comments and observations about the module.
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