Here are some photos from our first two days at Gen Con 2010!!!
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Follow here to read the rest of Roll of the Dice: Wits & Wagers S Follow here to read the rest of Roll of the Dice: Redneck Life Podcast RSS Feed The Week in Geek The Digital Matrix Interview with James Wyatt & Bill Slavicsek of Wizards of the Coast at Gen Con ’09 Interview with Steve Kenson/Green Ronin at Gen Con ’09 The Tome Show Interview with Bruce Cordell and Andy Collins of Wizards of the Coast Gamer’s Haven Interview with Joseph Goodman of [...]
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Follow here to read the rest of John’s Gen Con Experience – Day 3 The gang finally get around to posting a recorded podcast from Gen [...]
(>’-')> ^(‘o’)^ Follow here to read the rest of Benton’s Gen Con Experience – Day 2: Gen Con Harder  Geist: The Sin Eaters RPG Core Book The eagerly anticipated arrival of Geist: the Sin-Eaters finally came here at Gen Con ’09, and I picked up my copy within the first ten minutes of arriving at the Con. Given the craziness that is the essence of Gen Con, I haven’t been able to get through everything, but so far it looks to me like White Wolf has hit another one out of the park. Geist: the Sin-Eaters is a game about people who have died but, through their desire to live, have bonded with a being called a geist and returned to life. This merging causes Sin-Eaters (the name these beings call themselves) to stand on the threshold between alive and dead, and thus, they end up dealing with both mortals and ghosts in their daily lives. Follow here to read the rest of Roll of the Dice: Geist – Chris’ Initial Thoughts…
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Firstly, we left at 6am. Now, I usually go to bed about 6am, so this was sort of a question of ‘do I sleep or not?’ I chose ‘no sleep,’ which was probably not a good thing. Darin drove, which was probably a good thing as we arrived at Indy in good time (and I passed out a few times anyways). Follow here to read the rest of Benton’s Gen Con Experience – Day 1 |
 
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I think I can safely assume we have all played Trivial Pursuit or some other trivia game with the person who is a trivia nut. The person who dominates the game because they have a head full of useless facts. I am one of those guys. I love trivia games. Not everyone likes to play with me though. I finally found a trivia game that can neutralize my useless knowledge and allow everyone at the table to have a great time. Wits & Wagers from 
ometimes in life you just need to laugh. A good belly laugh will put a smile on the face of everyone in the room. That laugh can become contagious. It can have a snowball effect. Before you know it everyone is bustin’ a gut. Look back with me to the year 2006. Gut Bustin’ Games released a game called Redneck Life. A board game that would make Jeff Foxworthy do a spit take. Gut Bustin’ Games was kind enough to provide us with a copy of Redneck Life to review following Gen Con ’09. Let’s take a closer look at this game.
I love going to Gen Con. Each year about late July I start requesting days off from work in order to attend Gen Con on Saturday and Sunday. In my old place of business, there were a lot of gamers. When they heard that I was going to Gen Con, they would ask what games I play. I would answer them honestly that I have not had a regular gaming group since I was in high school and was playing 2nd Edition AD&D. They would ask why I was going and I would give them the same answer I give my colleagues at my new place of business. 
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