serleran wrote:Please make it available in some form for those of us who will be unable to attend?
enshook wrote:I"m confused now. This weekend is Gary Con II, isn't it? There could hardly be ephemera from Gary Coni I, since it was impromptu. A couple kids drew Gary Con on their T-shirts, but that was the only thing I can recollect taht could be considered ephemera from that event, unless someone claimed salvage rights to the pizza boxes and stuck them in their trunk? :D
ExTSR wrote:The evening of gaming after Gary's funeral is/was GaryCon Zero.This is the first Official GaryCon.IO, I'm sure if you show up you'll be able to get in (mention my blessing if you have to), but technically the building is at capacity.F
ExTSR wrote:Just an fyi for collectors...At GaryCon 1 I'll be running:The first D&D Module ever published...Palace of the Vampire QueenOD&D characters providedEach player gets my signed Persiflagous Panegyrical Proclamation attesting to his or her participation in this adventure at this place.I'm willing to run it twice, up to 12 players @.I've also been asked to run (my) The Great Bugbear Hunt; we shall see.F
Kaskoid wrote:There are copies # 3, 4 & 5 that are signed, etc. One I will take to the Acaeum dinner in Indy if I'm invited again. Another I may auction for my pet charity/service organization at GenCon. These are fancy-schmancy copies with cardstock covers and map pages, and a special marking as well as the numbering.I guess if enough interest is shown, I might sell copies. Haven't done it yet, hadn't planned it yet. Why not?Is there any interest?
Bracton wrote:Tim, you have a standing permanent invitation to the Acaeum dinner at GenCon.I'd be certainly interested in buying a copy of the module, if you make them available.And if you auction a signed copy . . . be warned: I WILL BID TO WIN.