New Column: Why We Game by Richard Tucholka

Posted on December 16, 2008 by kedamono

My good friend, Richard Tucholka, wrote a guest column about why people play RPGs and other games: Why We Game. I first met Richard Tucholka about 20 years ago at an Order of Liebowitz game night at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. There I really learned the craft of being a GM under his tutelage. And [...]

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More Guests at ECG!

Posted on October 22, 2008 by gamefest

In addition to author Erik Scott de Bie, mentioned in a previous news release, we have more confirmed guests for this year’s Emerald City Gamefest game day on November 15. Also returning after his popular visit last year is Wolfgang Baur, well known for his Open Design Project, his work on D&D supplements, and his [...]

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Author Erik Scott de Bie a guest at ECG!

Posted on October 9, 2008 by gamefest

Author Erik Scott de Bie has agreed to be our guest this year again. He is best known for his two Forgotten Realms novels, Ghostwalker and Depths of Madness as well as his FR short stories. Last year, Erik ran his Song of Ice and Fire game, “Wolfling in Distress,” and everyone had a great [...]

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Erik Scott de Bie to run “A Song of Ice and Fire”

Posted on October 28, 2007 by gamefest

Author Erik Scott de Bie, known for his novels and short stories published in the Forgotten Realms series, confirmed today that will be running a game at Emerald City Gamefest.

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Wolfgang Baur running “One Night in Zobeck”

Posted on October 24, 2007 by gamefest

Author Wolfgang Baur, best known for his long-time work on D&D products and, most recently, on the Open Design project, will be running a mini-adventure at Emerald City Gamefest. The demo game is called “One Night in Zobeck”.

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