Visiting Die Con

This weekend Dan and I are visiting Die Con in Collinsville, Il.  Dan, of course, is gaming and I'm wandering through the dealer's room making contact with vendors and gamers alike.  I've given Dan instructions to mention Noble Con at least once every fifteen minutes.  I doubt he'll do it, but it is the plan.
I met several gamers who expressed an interest and asked questions - such as the hotel cost - that I need to find the answers to.  I have a new project to add to my list - discover the answer to the questions asked.  One of the vendors I spoke to and who is interested was Mythica Gaming.  They had some beautiful art work and a wonderful card game they'd created called the Legends of Draxia.  I don't mind giving them a plug since their work was so beautiful.  Even if they don't make Noble Con, you should check out their game.  Head over to:  http://mythicagaming.com/ and see what their game is all about.
I also spoke to the game library - Atomic Squash - and the great Librarians manning the tables about how they put together their game library.  They were very helpful and had some great suggestions.  Some of the suggestions are things I've already done, but there were two that really grabbed my attention.  The first was the name of a company to contact that is very helpful in getting games - sadly, the moment I walked out of the room - I had already forgotten the name of the company.  I will have to use my vast ninja-like abilities to slip past Die Con security to get the company name again.  The second was to start a gaming club where members lend the library some games for conventions.  Guess what I'll be doing once I get back home?

Dan has introduced me to his friends who come to Die Con every year.  All of them have been very nice to me as I tell them all about Noble Con and the benefits of coming to our convention.  We're having fun and would love to see you here.  Come on over and get in a game or two.
See you at Noble Con!
​Deb