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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Serenity Now Equality Now Tickets on Sale!
The title says it all folks! Here's a link directly to our ticket sales, and then here's another that goes to our exciting podcast!
Don't forget to to check out our official event site, and our regular every day site as well.
Buy tickets, buy shirts, re-post this in your blog! Help us raise money so Equality Now & The Women's Film Initiative can keep doing their good works!
Don't forget to to check out our official event site, and our regular every day site as well.
Buy tickets, buy shirts, re-post this in your blog! Help us raise money so Equality Now & The Women's Film Initiative can keep doing their good works!
Friday, March 28, 2008
Gamestorm, Snow, and D&D 4E
So D&D 4E was.... good.
I'm loathe to admit it, but they designed a good system, and it plays really, really well. I can't speak to the character creation process, but actual play is quick, smooth, and makes sense. Capn zip & I wanted to hate it, we did, but we both thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Zip is going to play another session today to get more of a feel (I am otherwise occupied sadly).
They also changed one of the most annoying things they were planning on doing (something to do with the online functionality of the game I really don't feel like getting in to), which softens some of Sadimac's outrage at WotC.
It was snowing this morning when I got up. I looked outside, saw the snow, and my brain said:
"That is an optical illusion caused by just waking up. Ignore it and make coffee"
But no, it was snow. In late March.
We got to the con just fine though, and now here I sit at the PDX Browncoats fan table, having already confirmed that we are indeed NOT the check in for Gamestorm.
More soon!
I'm loathe to admit it, but they designed a good system, and it plays really, really well. I can't speak to the character creation process, but actual play is quick, smooth, and makes sense. Capn zip & I wanted to hate it, we did, but we both thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Zip is going to play another session today to get more of a feel (I am otherwise occupied sadly).
They also changed one of the most annoying things they were planning on doing (something to do with the online functionality of the game I really don't feel like getting in to), which softens some of Sadimac's outrage at WotC.
It was snowing this morning when I got up. I looked outside, saw the snow, and my brain said:
"That is an optical illusion caused by just waking up. Ignore it and make coffee"
But no, it was snow. In late March.
We got to the con just fine though, and now here I sit at the PDX Browncoats fan table, having already confirmed that we are indeed NOT the check in for Gamestorm.
More soon!
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
PDX Browncoats: Firefly at the Mission
As is probably obvious from the flight suit I'm wearing in the photo I have up on this blog, I'm a raving Browncoat.
I've been a part of our local fan group since it's inception, and at this point almost all of my friends are as well (a combination of new friends and old friends who have joined the fold). Last night, we once again took over a theater.
Last month we held our wildly successful (we raised at least $10,000) annual charity screening of Serenity, and now the Mission Theater here in town has seen fit to show Firefly in it's entirety over the course of the next several Tuesdays.
We packed the place: 312 people, at ten o'clock on a Tuesday night. It was 100+ degrees yesterday, and well over 70 by the time we wrapped up, and people still came out in droves.
Portland is sort of the epicenter of Firefly fandom, and oh boy did we show it last night.
I've been a part of our local fan group since it's inception, and at this point almost all of my friends are as well (a combination of new friends and old friends who have joined the fold). Last night, we once again took over a theater.
Last month we held our wildly successful (we raised at least $10,000) annual charity screening of Serenity, and now the Mission Theater here in town has seen fit to show Firefly in it's entirety over the course of the next several Tuesdays.
We packed the place: 312 people, at ten o'clock on a Tuesday night. It was 100+ degrees yesterday, and well over 70 by the time we wrapped up, and people still came out in droves.
Portland is sort of the epicenter of Firefly fandom, and oh boy did we show it last night.
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