Only a couple more weeks and I'll be heading to Houston. Specifically to Rice University for OwlCon from Fri to Sun, Feb 21-23. OwlCon is one of Texas' great game conventions and my third time attending (OwlCon29 / game recap, and again for OwlCon30). Owlcon 33's theme is "Old School" which was enough to bring me back once more.
I signed up to run a couple games...
Caves of Chaos Sat 8:00pm
A reprise of my Labyrinth Lord debut at OwlCon 30.
Kill'm and take their stuff like they did in 1980, old school style. Can you survive the classic module "B2 Keep on the Borderland"? Quick, simple, fun, familiar rules. Gets us to the action, and of course loot faster. Join us and roll some dice! New and experienced players welcome. Latecomers welcome.
The Mutant Future! Sun 10:00
Centuries ago, the Ancient World ended in a swirling storm of nuclear fire, toxic bio-weaponry, and global upheaval. But life survived, albeit changed and warped. Mutants and humans live side-by-side in the ruins of Ancient civilizations. Twisted creatures roam the radioactive wastes, and poisonous storms scorch the lands. This is the Mutant Future! Old school Gamma World Retro-clone. Fast, fun, easy rules. New and experienced players welcome.
Other interesting (i.e. old school rules) rpgs at OwlCon
A Parliament of Owls (Andrew Solberg) Labyrinth LordAssassination at Grenton (Robert Chadwick) Cyclopedia D&D
The Breeking Pits of D'Nall Kalthurion (Doyle Tavener) DCC
Death on Signal Island (David Dnonhoo), The Haunted Halls of Eveningstar (Roy Williams), Old School AD&D (Steven Bryant) AD&D
The Dread Crypt of Skogenby (Roland Cooke) Torchbearer
Where's Harlod the Hedge Mage? (Mark Chance) Swords & Wizardry
Along with many miniature, board games and other events.
pre-reg ends Feb 14
See you there!
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