Convention play of Mongoose games

[onepercentzombie]

I'm organizing a three-day gaming convention December 4-6, and I'd love to include more Mongoose games. I don't have GMs yet though, so I'm hoping someone here is interested in running Traveller, Paranoia, or others and can come to Stamford, CT.

Let me know, or submit a game at http://anonycon.com to get on our schedule.

 

[-Daniel-]

I'm organizing a three-day gaming convention December 4-6, and I'd love to include more Mongoose games. I don't have GMs yet though, so I'm hoping someone here is interested in running Traveller, Paranoia, or others and can come to Stamford, CT.

Let me know, or submit a game at http://anonycon.com to get on our schedule.

Sounds like fun, sadly I am on the wrong coast to help you. But I wish you the best. 8)

 

[onepercentzombie]

Any good ways to locate Northeast US players or GMs? Other good fora to post on that might reach folks interested in Mongoose gaming in NY/CT/NJ?

 

[-Daniel-]

Any good ways to locate Northeast US players or GMs? Other good fora to post on that might reach folks interested in Mongoose gaming in NY/CT/NJ?

Did you look at the Player Location Thread? Go to the last post and the listing is organized by country, state, city.

http://forum.mongoosepublishing.com/viewtopic.php?f=89&t=47994

 

[ShawnDriscoll]

Conventions should show players how to play online, new to G+ Hangout. Then they can find new players for games and learn about the online gaming conventions.

 

[onepercentzombie]

Awesome, posted in that Traveller thread. Now to hunt down any other player listings for other games. I've never played Traveller, would love to try.

 

[auyl]

Have you tried the rpg.net forums or basicroleplaying.org? Both have many players that may help.

 

[onepercentzombie]

Thanks for the recommendation.

I'm also hunting around for any regional specific sites/boards/fora. Sometimes those worldwide sites are great for discussion but not as easy for finding people in your state.