That was fantastic.

I remain flatly amazed at how many awesome new people I met and talked to. There's zero hyperbole in that sentence. Amazed is the only way to describe it.

How much gaming did we do? The logs show SIXTY ONE games. Yep, 61. 14 Friday, 31 Saturday, and then 16 on Sunday. Sunday was the shortest day of the con and was supposed to be a slow, lazy day, but instead we had every table full again. My eyes!!!

In my head I'm baking a giant cake for the literally tireless organizers who stepped up and ran that unbelievable pile of games. Adrienne, Caroline, Jay, Marc, Miles, Morgan, Pat, Reid, Sage, Sev, Shuo and Xander: you guys are frickin superheros.

Wow. Just wow.

My table of Danger Patrol! on Sunday had more fun than is legally allowed. We had spectators filling the extra chairs and a stream of passers-by wishing they could join in.

Good times!

I wrote a whole post raving about how great it was to game with all you fine folks at ECCC:

Emerald City Comic Con: Dance the Victory Dance

I took a few pictures in the scant moments I wasn't gaming. All of them are a little off-kilter. I'm sure there are more and better photos of the gaming action out there, what with all the photographers wandering around snapping madly. If anybody sees them, link away.



There were far more great games than I have time to write-up (Mars-Earth-Titan Wars, our post-Matriarchy Shock, etc.), but I couldn't resist the urge to immortalize the tale of our Once and Future Zombie Microscope game. Because it was kind of awesome.