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I miss gaming conventions so much. When I'm comfortable traveling again I'm going to so many of them. I'm in Socal and we have surprising lack of good tabletop game conventions. LA specifically has Strategicon which is a smallish convention that takes place three times a year (it used to be three separate conventions) at a hotel near LAX the next one is this weekend but I'm not attending. Strategicon - Gamex May 27-30 2022 Strategicon - Gateway September 2-5 2022 Strategicon - Orccon Feb 2023
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Dr. Quarex posted:
I think it's more that the last event was only a week ago so they've only started getting things rolling for the next one. Strateticon might not be that small actually, I don't have a great point of reference, The only tabletop exclusive cons I've been to in the last 20 years were Gencon and Origins. It's smaller than the regional sci-fi conventions I attended in the Pacific NW and Arizona, but those were general shows for a lot more than games. I've heard a few times the theory that tabletop gaming is most popular in the midwest because they have snowy winters when indoor activities are a necessity.
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theironjef posted:I'll be at ECCC (Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle) at the end of February hosting a couple of events related to my RPG adjacent book series. I'm from San Diego, so any con that isn't an overstuffed hell pile of lines that just lead to other lines is a refreshing delight. I just recently moved back to Seattle, does ECCC have much of Tabletop Gaming programing?
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