More gaming convention tidbits
Jun. 25th, 2020 06:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
petrea_mitchell1. Paizo's latest blog post gives a little more detail on the Gen Con signup fees. A portion of each fee will be donated to charity.
2. Also from that post, the Paizo crew is ready to tackle online multi-table specials. Again, this is something the online gaming community has been doing for years, just not any of the Paizo people.
Multi-table PFS scenarios have players divided up into tables of level 1-2, 3-4, etc. Multiple tables can be run in each tier. Each table has its own GM, and the scenario as a whole has an coordinator who keeps track of time, announces when certain conditions that affect everyone begin or end, and so forth. They are a huge amount of fun, more than worth all the extra effort.
3. Gen Con's latest newsletter mentions yet another conferencing platform I hadn't heard of before: Jitsi.
4. I left out one of my favorite characters that I encountered last weekend. Someone built a character around doing shield attacks. She was Shieldmaiden America, fighting for truth, justice, and the Andoran way (Andoran being the notable democracy in the Pathfinder setting).
2. Also from that post, the Paizo crew is ready to tackle online multi-table specials. Again, this is something the online gaming community has been doing for years, just not any of the Paizo people.
Multi-table PFS scenarios have players divided up into tables of level 1-2, 3-4, etc. Multiple tables can be run in each tier. Each table has its own GM, and the scenario as a whole has an coordinator who keeps track of time, announces when certain conditions that affect everyone begin or end, and so forth. They are a huge amount of fun, more than worth all the extra effort.
3. Gen Con's latest newsletter mentions yet another conferencing platform I hadn't heard of before: Jitsi.
4. I left out one of my favorite characters that I encountered last weekend. Someone built a character around doing shield attacks. She was Shieldmaiden America, fighting for truth, justice, and the Andoran way (Andoran being the notable democracy in the Pathfinder setting).
