Randy Porter runs Keeper of Ancient GenCon Lore, a website devoted to improving your GenCon experience. It’s full of useful information — especially if you’re new to GenCon — and looks like a good timesaver for GenCon GMs and gamers in general. (Via All Games Considered.)
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Not a bad site. I liked the history of GenCon section. There were some good tips about your GenCon backpack.
This summer will be my 5th GenCon, and 10 years since my first one. Already my group of friends and are getting the GenCon bug.
Just 5 more months to go.
I’m looking forward to seeing you there, Phil. 🙂