Vote at Origins; Podcast Interview

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Jun 202011
 

Two quick items for today:

Rock the Vote

The Origins Awards are nominated by retailers, but they’re decided by the attendees at the Origins Game Fair. If you’re attending, and you think that the Dresden Files RPG deserves it, please do vote. Hell, vote if you think one of the other worthy nominees deserves it, too. Participation, enthusiasm, and word of mouth is what makes a game live or die in today’s market, and events like this are a nice way to rally and show the publishers your appreciation.

Plus, Origins is the bomb. Hope to see you there.

I Run Off At The Mouth

I sat down recently with the Rho Pi Gamma podcast. It was a fun, if slightly rambly, interview (but what interviews aren’t)? There’ll be a dose of familiar material for folks who’ve heard me interview before, but I think it’s been a while since the last, so hopefully you find it fresh. If you like it, please let the hosts know in the comments over at the podcast itself! (Though I wouldn’t mind hearing it too.)

 

 

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 Posted by Fred Hicks at 9:03 am  Add comments
  • The Drau

    Damn my car for needing air conditioning, and damn DragonCon for greedily demanding all the rest of the money in my savings! Can’t you cast my vote by proxy? ;)

  • Salow

    Your interview on Rho Pi was one of the best they ever had. It was exciting to hear you talk about the ‘origins’ of Mad Hat and Dresden. For all those rpers out there who ever wished they could take their game to the next level, you’ve shown it can be done. True it may not be a money maker, but making an rp isn’t necessarily about the money (though get paid is certainly a huge bonus) it’s about sharing your ideas with those who will tear your ideas to pieces, and come back to you begging for more.

    I game with Byron and Liz, and the FATE system is definitely a heavy favorite amongst our crew. it’s simple, yet complex in that you could have nearly two identical characters on paper but in game they could be at two different ends of the spectrum.

    What I find even more fascinating about you though, is what you went through to eventually get to where you are today. Plus, it’s also a ‘joy-joy’ moment knowing that you are a Marylander (as am I), making you only a short drive away — being close to greatness is a ‘squee’ moment.

    Best wishes in your continued success.

   
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