My favorite con. Enough said. I pay my own way to LC every year, because.

This event is held in conjunction with AnimeFest. Come see me!

Yay! I get to go to Gen Con this year! I expect I will run a game or two . . .

You KNOW about DragonCon, right? Right. So I don't have to tell you. I'll be doing a lot of game-related programming this year, as well as running and playing games.

Gamehole is probably the best-run small con that I have attended. It just ticks like a clock, if clocks were full of fun and games, games, games. (BONG!) I'm happy to be going back. They have a stellar lineup of gaming guests, and among their features are the True Dungeon and the Kovalic-centered Dorkstock. So you should definitely come. I am just saying!

All reports were that the first Nerdi Gras was fun. But I missed it due to COVID. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!

And it's back to Chattanooga! Warning: Attendance at LC is limited to a thousand and they typically sell out within the first hour. If you think you might like to come, watch the site for information on when sales open, and when that moment comes, don't delay.

And I had to miss it due to COVID. I made remote appearances at my panels, via Zoom, and that turned out to be fun

Long story short: Many games were run and I came home with COVID.

It's back to the Internet for our next FnordCon! Visit us on our almost-shiny, almost-new Discord, at discord.gg/2zdUmeMkSW – we will have guests, announcements, dealers, and lots of good talk. Might even play a game or two – you never know.

A watch party for my Dieku Games interview! There were some good questions in the chat.

With Bill Fawcett, I reprised the Game Design Workshop at this show. It was even better than last year. I also got to play a lot more games than I often do, including a midnight Car Wars session and a game of the upcoming Caligula. It was all huge fun.