It Ain't What You Do

One of GenCon's biggest draws, for me, is the chance to play games, mostly RPGs, that I wouldn't otherwise get to. The Laundry Files, Blue Planet, Mothership, indie stuff at Games on Demand. Stuff that I'd have to organize and recruit for if I wanted to play at home.

GenCon is online this year, and I'm finding myself looking through the event catalog. Already found a couple of events that fit into my free time, and since I've gotten comfortable enough with Roll20, I'm thinking about scrubbing this week's DG session and getting in some sessions as a player.