Today didn’t differ much from yesterday except for two key highlights. I’ll review those now. 1. Christianity & Gaming Panel: This panel had two agendas: to defend the relationship between Christianity and gaming, and to teach the audience how to evangelize via fellowship and admirable action in gaming. Granted, the object of defense was role-playing…

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Gen-Con is the single largest (card and/or board) gaming convention in America. Conventions like Essin, in Europe, beat it to a pulp in how many people attend, but when I first strolled into this massive convention center, I was blown away. Carts, pop-up stands, and places to play littered the warehouse like graves on an…

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