Monthly Archives: July 2013

The Manulife Centre is kind of intense. When you arrive in the foyer, check in at the security desk. They’ll be the people staring at you. Say you’re on your way to OSRCon in Party Room on the 31st floor. … Continue reading →

Brian Russell’s going to run a game of Mutant Future on Sunday afternoon. The module will be Realm Of The Technomancer. Pretty cool.

We have lots of tables, 32 chairs, and 6 couches. It’s a little off the wall, but it should fit. The full attendance of the event never seems to sit down at one time. Couches for a gaming event are … Continue reading →

The session two game with Frank Mentzer “Lich Dungeon” is now filled. It has eight people. If more want to join, that’s Frank’s discretion on the day. If you missed out on that, perhaps he’ll be willing to run something … Continue reading →

The event is next weekend and I’m getting two kinds of emails with different forms of excitement. Some are concerned that there are not more people registered for their games. Some people are just excited. All this stuff on the … Continue reading →

The game master for the HeroQuest table feels that due to low registration for the game and the time required for preparing the game that he’d prefer to not run it.

I remember reading that one of Gary Gygax’s daughters was in a Gamma World ad. This picture was taken from the Gamma World ad on the back of White Dwarf #12 April/May 1979.This picture was taken from the Kickstarter from … Continue reading →

Two of the earliest modules – The Village of Hommlet and In Search Of The Unknown – are going to be played at OSRCon. They’ve just been added to the schedule. Thanks to Kris Kobold.

Green P Parking The Manulife Centre is at Bay&Charles one block south of Bay&Bloor. There is easy access by TTC. If you’re driving, don’t park here. Too expensive. Use one of the Green P locations linked above.

Ed’s got nine people at his game, so I’ve closed that to registration. If on the day he wants to add more, great. That’s up to him. From a distance, though, nine looks like enough.