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DunDraConDunDraCon 3737 February 15-18, 2013 A Pleasanton LARPs H Salon D Salon E Pathfinder B G Danville LARPs Dealers’ Open Miniatures War College San Ramon Pacific C Room Gaming F Buyers’ Bazaar Pathfinder Freecycle Salon 2 Central LARPs Blood Drive Kids’ Room Massage Hallway Tables (Saturday only) atio Bishop Grill P Restaurant Salon 1 Martial Arts Demo Area Restrooms Games Reg Rest- Board Games Info rooms Table Hotel Front ATM Lounge Desk Pre-Reg Snack Bar Main Con Entrance Enjoy your stay at DunDraCon 37! Elev Reg Mt Diablo Martial Arts Elev Elev Demos stairs Your questions about the Con can best be answered by this program Health stairs Club book, the folks at the Information 143 Table opposite Salon 1, or any staff 145 member in a green DunDraCon 147 Staff shirt. 381 379 377 149 375 The San Ramon Marriott is a 152 151 3rd floor gaming rooms non-smoking environment! 154 Elev 378 376 374 You must wear your DDC badge Tri Valley 2 Tri Valley 1 in all function areas. Seminars Animé 160 159 There is an ATM in the business Rooms 508 & 570 are on the 5th floor center, next to the Front Desk. 162 161 Room 608 is on the 6th floor 168 stairs 163 170 165 You can register for events online Teen Room 164 at http://www.dundracon.com 171 166 DunDraCon Rules & Survival Tips Convention Rules General Good Sense • Wear your Con badge. Wear your Con badge where it can • Sleep some of the time. Your body needs rest, even with non- be seen. You cannot enter the Dealers’ Room or a scheduled game stop distractions. If you start a game at 2 AM, you’ll probably be without it, and we will be looking for badges in other spaces, too wasted to play in your official game at 8 AM next day. including open gaming and the board games room. There is no “public” function space in the hotel; we’ve rented it all! • Eat something besides potato chips and candy. Your endurance and concentration will improve amazingly. • Leave weapons in your room. A weapon is, by definition, anything the Committee thinks is a weapon - please don’t argue. • Drink a lot–of water. Hotel air is very dry; use the water This is for your safety (any weapon, real or fake, may startle stations. Try to avoid sugar & alcohol as musch as you can. someone into taking action against you) and the safety of your • Alcohol is allowed only for those of age. Ignore this rule and companions. You may mean no harm, but most things that look you can be asked to leave the Con. like weapons are a real hazard in crowded halls. Even the martial arts demo people keep everything in their room except en route to • Tell people where you are. Make sure your family and and from scheduled demos. And it is never appropriate to wield anyone else who might need to reach you know you’re at the a weapon outside of a planned martial arts demo, even in jest. Marriott, and what your room number is. Give us a number where This in particular is so serious a safety violation that DunDraCon we can reach your family or friends. reserves the right to kick the violator out of the Con. • We cannot page people at the Con, nor can we guarantee • Smoke only where allowed–that is: in the smoking areas to reach or find anyone. You can leave a note on the DunDraCon outside. The Marriott is a 100% non-smoking hotel. Smoking message board, and so can your friends, so check the board for anywhere in the hotel (including the room balconies, which are messages a few times a day. Ask at the front desk, too; they may considered part of the interior) can get you kicked out of the Con, have something that hasn’t been posted. and the hotel may levy a hefty charge against your room bill as • Watch your step. Don’t run in the halls or otherwise well. endanger yourself or others. It’s hard to move figures when you’re • Health and Safety: Anyone who endangers the health and in traction. safety of others, or causes others to feel unsafe, is subject to • Use the trash cans. Garbage left for someone else to pick up expulsion from the Con, though in minor cases they might just is a major social blunder. get a stern talking-to. Most everyone behaves very well for such a large Con, but because it is large and sometimes crowded, we have • Keep your temper. The Committee is trying to make the con to take potentially hazardous situations seriously. In particular, run as smoothly as possible. If something goes wrong, we’ll get it any threat of physical violence or unwanted physical contact, use fixed faster if we can just work on the cure - without stopping to of controlled substances, use of fire in any way (even a candle), or swear that we didn’t foul things up on purpose. any inappropriate use of alcohol in public are grounds for kicking the offending party out of the Con. • Know where your children are, and make sure they know where you are. Set a specific time and place to meet whenever you • Individual selling in the Buyers’ Bazaar only. and your children are going to be in different places for even a few minutes. Ultimate responsibility for your children’s safety lies Hotel Tips with you; DunDraCon and the San Ramon Marriott will do the best we can to support you in that goal. Should any crisis arise, • Don’t cook in your rooms! It’s a hazard that might set off children or adults should contact our staff or the hotel at once. extinguishers, cause fires, or just get you thrown out of the hotel... • Do not play in the stairwells or elevators. This is both • If you choose to go out and get food (or have it delivered) a courtesy and a safety issue. During peak times the elevators please don’t leave the carcasses lying around–it annoys the hotel are full to capacity and the stairwells are often busy with folks staff, which makes it harder for us to work with them next year. carrying large amounts of stuff to and from game rooms. It is also • Please keep your rooms relatively neat. Especially keep essential that hotel and convention staff be able to move between sleeping bags, ice chests, etc. safely stowed away. floors in order to run the convention smoothly. Unfortunately, teleporting is not yet an option. • No gaming in the restaurant... and tips are expected! Enjoy your stay at DunDraCon! • Lost and Found is with the hotel front desk. DunDraCon staff will turn in all lost and found items to the hotel, so check there. • The Health Club and Pool are for the use of registered hotel guests only. 2 Table of Contents Convention Registration Page Rules & Survival Tips 2 Hotel Lobby, next to Mt. Diablo Room Announcements 3 DunDraCon Staff 5 Convention Registration Hours Buyers’ Bazaar & Dealers’ Room 5 Friday 10:00 AM — 10:00 PM Seminars 6 War College 8 Saturday 9:30 AM — 7:00 PM DDC Game Standards 9 Sunday 9:30 AM — 7:00 PM Pathfinder Society Organized Play 10 Monday* 9:30 AM — Noon Martial Arts Demonstrations 11 *Open for refunds and DunDraCon 38 memberships only Convention-Sponsored Games / How to Sign Up 12 FULL MEMBERSHIP IS $60 Game Registration Signup Times 13 ONE-DAY MEMBERSHIP IS $30 Spotlight Games 13 Teen Room 14 Keep Your Badge! You’ll have to show ID and pay a fee Kids’ Room 16 to replace your lost badge. Demonstration and Drop-in Games 18 Hybrid Gmes & Other Exotica 19 Live Action Role-Playing Games (LARPs) 20 Board Games 22 Card Games (Collectible or Not) 29 Hotel Information Miniatures Games 31 Role-Playing Games: Convention Food Service Session P – Starts Friday Noon 34 The Marriott will have a convention snack bar set up in Session 1 – Starts Friday 6:00 PM 37 Session 2 – Starts Saturday 8:00 AM 40 the lobby lounge area again—the usual special menu, with Session 3 – Starts Saturday Noon 43 low prices for good, quick meals and soft drinks. Please, Session 4 – Starts Saturday 6:00 PM 45 NO GAMING in this area; the space is just for eating and Session 5 – Starts Sunday 8:00 AM 47 visiting. Session 6 – Starts Sunday Noon 49 The full-service restaurant plans to have some special Session 7 – Starts Sunday 6:00 PM 51 items on the menu just for us, and there will be a breakfast Session 8 – Starts Monday 8:00 AM 53 Index of Games by System 56 buffet (but no dinner buffet) this year. No gaming there, A Brief History of DunDraCon 59 either, and the restaurant staff DO expect tips. Game Planner Worksheet Back Cover Room Maps Need Help with the Hotel? Hotel/Function Room Map Front Cover Let DunDraCon help settle disagreements, get rooms Hallway Tables 18 re-arranged, and unsnarl questions about room rates. Do Salon 1—Board Games 22 not ask the hotel to move furniture or air walls––ask a Salon FGH—Miniatures Games 31 Committee member, and we’ll ask the hotel. See Hilary Powers if possible––she’s the one the hotel Red Cross Blood Drive people are most used to working with, and can usually be found in Salon 1––or any Committee member in a pinch if Outside the Hotel Side Entrance you need something.
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