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RPG-Old2019.Pdf Event # Event Title System Gamemaster Day Period # of 2 hr Difficulty Maturity Description Slots Venture in the Dreamlands on a quest to revive this unravelling realm! This dream may Dunge be long deferred, but the wait is now over. on Come help playtest this epic adventure for The Four Crawl 10:00 Dungeon Crawl Classics. Much has been Phantasma Classics Michael AM Beginner revised since the last time this was run, so 358 gorias RPG Curtis Thursday 3 s Teen previous players are invited to come back. We're jumping right to the ending of the first adventure ever published for D&D. Vampires Palace of B/X terrorize the dwarven island of Baylor, and the Dunge they've kidnapped the Princess. After Vampire ons & clearing out 4 levels of the vampire Queen, Dragon Kenneth Beginner stronghold, can you rescue her in time? Can 38 finale s Marin Thursday 1:00 PM 2 s Everyone you defeat the Vampire Queen as well? A renegade from the High Council of Magic TSR has located and taken control of the source AD&D of magic. His army is poised to destroy the The Source first Beginner land of Astrioc. It is up to you to stop him! 626 Of Magic edition Bob Yates Thursday 1:00 PM 2 s E10+ First Edition AD&D, characters are provided. The crown is under contention and Prince Gwey has vanished in search of a powerful artifact to secure his claim. Your party have followed his trail through the Gloomwood to caverns hidden behind a massive waterfall. Gloomwoo OD&D Find the price and return him before time 627 d Falls (OED) Paul Siegel Thursday 1:00 PM 2 Training Teen runs out and his brother claims victory. The Fail Squad Games Reboot of the Mentzer Red Box "First Group Adventure". The hunt BECMI for Bargle is on while the town mourns the / loss of the cleric Aleena! More than treasure Ruins of Labyrin Beginner and glory may be hiding in the ruins of 92 Mistamere th Lord Lloyd Metcalf Thursday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen Mistamere! There are rumors passed along by drum-beat of a tribal war brewing in the northern lands for some time. They claim divine guidance from the Great God ATOZ, said to be not only Mutant a god but also the last of the Ancient Ones to Warlords Crawl David Beginner still walk the world. This is a Dark 223 of ATOZ Classics Clarkson Thursday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen Phoenix/Mutant Crawl Classics Event. Arianne, daughter of Lord Talbott, went into the catacombs beneath the castle, and hasn't returned. Lord Talbott will likely pay ANYTHING to get her back. There's rats and Arianne's Thunde Beginner other nasty things down there, so be 628 Missing! r Mark Thursday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen prepared! Every adventure is unique! I solicit input from players and then turn it into an adventure. Very old school, OD&D where laughter is the object and horrible deaths are nearly Tim Kask's instantly rectified. Thinking outside the box is The Wheel Total Con Beginner essential. Seldom runs more than three 880 of Blame Presents Thursday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen hours, but nobody seems to mind. Please enjoy this playtest of The Lost Tomb of SGP Kersete by SGP. An old-time dungeon Presents Swords exploration of a forgotten tomb, the The Lost & characters (and players) need their wits and Tomb of Wizard Skeeter Intermed knowledge to survive exploration of the tomb 225 Kersete ry Green Friday 8:00 AM 2 iary Everyone of the Dark Pharaoh, Kersete. Stairs of the Shrine of Ptatallo: Something is afoot in the Immortal: Dwarf Kingdom and the great sorcerer Swords & Swords Nymoy needs your help to solve the mystery Wizardry & at the Shrine of Ptatallo. Join a good ole (TSR Wizard 10:00 Beginner fashion dungeon crawl with heroes and half 224 Sponsored) ry Jay Libby Friday AM 1 s Teen naked Hobbs! Help playtest and/or develop whatever it is Michael Curtis is working on this week for Dunge DCC RPG! It might be a small adventure or a on brand new campaign setting. You never know Mike's DCC Crawl with Manly Mike Curtis. Efforts will be made Test Classics Michael 10:00 Beginner to make sure whatever hits the table will be 357 Kitchen RPG Curtis Friday AM 3 s Teen new for all attendees. Returning home from your grand adventure you learn that people from your old Death neighborhood have been disappearing. Puddles of blood are all that remain. Among Comes to 2nd the Old Edition Intermed the missing is a close friend. Solve the 37 City AD&D Dan Roy Friday 1:00 PM 2 iary Teen mystery, defeat those responsible and stop the killings! 7-8th Lvl AD&D 2E characters provided. Sugar and spice and everything nice? Not THIS little girl! AD&D meets Home Alone with a dash of Moe, Larry, and Curly (and Pandora's John Beginner Shemp, if there are enough players) in a 74 Apprentice AD&D Ferguson Friday 1:00 PM 2 s Teen slightly-silly caper. This year marks 40 years I've been gaming, and it all started with the Basic Set and The Keep on the Borderlands. This module was my first, fumbling attempts at DMing. Sit down with me and lets roll some dice!! Back to the D+D Newbies and fellow old timers welcome. 93 beginning (Basic) Dave DeLuca Friday 1:00 PM 2 Training Teen Characters provided. The Blessed Imperator of Avernus has ordered that you and the other soldiers be ready at dawn, for a town in the fringes of the empire has sent word that the dark Dunge magicians are taking women and children for Shadow on sacrifices to the demons they serve. Dark Over Crawl David Beginner Phoenix/Extra Life/Dungeon Crawl Classics 221 Avernus Classics Clarkson Friday 1:00 PM 2 s Teen Event! Every adventure is unique! I solicit input from players and then turn it into an adventure. Tim Kask's Very old school, OD&D where laughter is the The Wheel Total Con Beginner object and horrible deaths are nearly 878 of Blame Presents Friday 1:00 PM 2 s Teen instantly rectified. Thinking outside the box is essential. Seldom runs more than three hours, but nobody seems to mind. The Guardians of the Galaxy receive a strange DGS distress call from a vessel at the border of Presents: Skrull space. Upon responding they find a Guardians ship unlike most of them have ever seen of the Marvel before; missing its captain and most of the Galaxy: The (FASERI Dorsey crew. Can they help the remaining crew and 348 Field Trip P) Weber Friday 7:00 PM 2 Training Teen rescue the missing? Welcome to New York City and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. DGS Someone is using the dog show as cover for Presents: Top transferring a stolen $71 Million Pink Pink Secret Diamond. Can you retrieve the Diamond or Diamond (Origin Robert Beginner the Dollars or the Dog before it falls into the 351 Dogs al) McAndrews Friday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen wrong hands? Every Dog has its day. DGS An infamous gang has ransacked the local Presents: monastery, and taken their priceless religious Taking relic. Your job… to track down this gang, Down the recover the relic, and dispense some good ‘ol Williamson Boot Ken Beginner western style justice. You up ‘ta the task 354 Gang Hill Patterson Friday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen pardner? Help playtest and/or develop whatever it is Dunge on Michael Curtis is working on this week for Mike's DCC Crawl DCC RPG! It might be a small adventure or a brand new campaign setting. You never know Test Classics Michael Beginner 356 Kitchen RPG Curtis Friday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen with Manly Mike Curtis. Efforts will be made to make sure whatever hits the table will be new for all attendees. Every adventure is unique! I solicit input from players and then turn it into an adventure. Very old school, OD&D where laughter is the object and horrible deaths are nearly Tim Kask's instantly rectified. Thinking outside the box is The Wheel Total Con Beginner essential. Seldom runs more than three 881 of Blame Presents Friday 7:00 PM 2 s Teen hours, but nobody seems to mind. A small desert has suddenly appeared in the forest. In the middle of the desert is a huge structure shaped like a scorpion. At the Tomb of entrance is a warning "Disturb Not the the 2nd Scorpion Prince". Adventure and glory await Scorpion Edition Intermed those brave enough to enter. 7-8th Level 2E 39 Prince AD&D Dan Roy Saturday 8:00 AM 2 iary Teen AD&D Characters provided. Boot Hill: Rose Creek needs your help. Characters will The be provided, no experience in system Magnificen needed! As part of my plan to run six t 2 to 7 Boot Bradley "forgotten" Retro games, this has been a 94 Players Hill Polant Saturday 8:00 AM 2 Training Everyone favorite at cons. Please enjoy this playtest of The Lost Tomb of SGP Kersete by SGP. An old-time dungeon Presents Swords exploration of a forgotten tomb, the The Lost & characters (and players) need their wits and Tomb of Wizard Skeeter Intermed knowledge to survive exploration of the tomb 226 Kersete ry Green Saturday 8:00 AM 2 iary Everyone of the Dark Pharaoh, Kersete.
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