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Pax unplugged how to#

Dave Walters, Jenn Ellis, and I unpack what drama is and how to add more intrigue, tension, and investment to your next D&D session, story telling game, or murder mystery party.One of our contributors was at PAX‌ ‌Unplugged‌earlier this month and gives us her thoughts on the event that is “specifically tailored to gamers of all ages.” She also took quite a few pictures of all the sights at the show.

Sunday 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM: Add Drama To Your Game (Screening).

I’ll be at the Twogether Studios booth off and on throughout the convention, but this is the one time you can be SURE I will be there! If you have something you want signed, this is your chance.

Sunday 11 AM – 12 PM: Signing at Booth 3355.

This is slightly mysterious-it’s not listed on the official schedule and the location is simply “the Queue Hall.” But I’ll be in the Queue Hall at 1 PM on Saturday for an informal gathering with anyone who shows up!

Saturday 1 PM – 2 PM: Eberron Meet-Up.I’ll be a player in this event organized by Ninth Level Games-playing a game developing live by the audience! Friday 7:30 PM-9:30 PM: Instant RPG-Just Add You.Join LaTia Jacquise, Jessica Marcrum, Jarrod Taylor, the cast of Eberron: A Chronicle of Echoes and I as we discuss the challenges involved in developing content in shared universes! Friday 4:30 PM- 5:30 PM: Sharing The Sandbox-Creating In Established RPG Settings.Join me for a discussion of Eberron, along with a look at my current projects and what I have planned for the future! This is in Mothman Theatre and should be streamed on one of the PAX Twitch channels. Friday 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM: Exploring Eberron with Keith Baker.

You can see our current line-up of games, including Illimat, The Adventure Zone: Bureau of Balance, and a small supply of TAZ hoodies! Twogether Studios will be at Booth 3355.

Here’s where you can find me and Twogether Studios at PAX Unplugged… So if you see us at the show, we’re always down for an elbow bump, ghost high fives, and socially distant tips of the hat! Don’t ever be worried about saying hello or telling us you enjoy something we made-it’s those affirmations that keep us going and remind us why we do this. We’re involved in a lot of great events at the convention and even some you can watch at home!Īs a small business, conventions are a double-edged sword with exhaustion and financial risk balanced against the absolute high of positive energy and meeting people in real life who enjoy our games. This weekend I’ll be at my first convention in almost two years: PAX Unplugged in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with my company Twogether Studios.