With three weeks left to go until GenCon, there is a lot of great info floating around on the web.
From RPG Blog II: Gen Con Do’s and Don’ts
From Gnomestew: GenCon Registration Tips
From Helium: Gaming Conventions: Tips for attending GenCon
From Living Dice: GenCon 2010 Exhibitors and Vendors
From Board Game Geek: A thread for first time GenCon visitors.
From EN World: Apps for RPG’s
And my own suggestions for Apps.
What tips or articles do you recommend? Let us know in the comments.
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@veakariSaw this question from @trafalger today on Twitter, and thought it was a great topic, since I too have been checking out apps in preparation for Origins & GenCon.
All apps listed are for Android, but i’m sure there are similar if not the same ones available for iPhone.
So far I’ve checked out some dice rolling apps, and have decided I like Dice Bag by droid hut the best so far. Has options I can use across many games I play, and you can add custom die. There a are a ton of dice rollers… find one that suits your tastes!
Okay, so I’ve really been slacking lately. So what exactly has been going on?
First up is The Army Painter’s Quick Shade in Strong Tone . I’ve heard some really great things about this stuff, and want to give it a try. I’ll post more when I have actually used it!
I also got an Iwata HP-C Plus airbrush, along with a really quiet air compressor (as opposed to the noisy pancake air compressor out in the garage that I’m convinced can raise zombies… more on that in a minute). This airbrush intimidates the hell out of me, but it’s beautiful, and I want to learn to use it!
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