What if we had our own con? Part 02: Note to Self

Just wanted to make a note of this. Derek posted a list of gaming cons on his Harvester blog. It's worth taking a look, not only to see if there's anything possible to go to (depending on coverage at work, ugh!), but also to consider for scheduling a con.

Here's the link: http://derekas.blogspot.com/2012/01/rpg-con-listing-for-northern-indiana.html

Have meant to write more about my thoughts on a gaming con here or on Google+, but have been slammed with work lately. Stay tuned.

What if we had our own con? Part 01

Today I had this thought while in a webinar: "What if we had our own con?" It's been something I've been thinking of off-and-on for the past few years -- at least since my first Indy Gen Con, maybe before ...

Ken and Sarah at the Griffon used to run one for many years, they've told me -- with mixed results. The campus gaming group at IUSB used to run a mini-con called "Titanicon" until its members graduated. I'm not aware of there being anything else in our immediate area ...

Is it something worth trying again? What would be involved? What would it take to make it successful? Stay tuned.