DREAMATION 2009!

    * The Double Exposure Fall $250 Winter Poker Championship and Scores of Other Board & Card Games!
    * Anime Programming throughout the weekend!
    * Over THIRTY Double Exposure 2009 Region 4 Championships!
    * DEADLANDS, Cthulhu Live! and Mystic Realms LARPs and Hundreds of other role playing events!
    * DOZENS of Independently Published Role Playing Games Sponsored by The Forge as part of the Indie Games Explosion!
    * The Famous Double Exposure Con Suite, including two of your favorite convention parties: Ice Cream Dreams(tm) and Chocolate Heaven(tm), plus all of the snacks and refreshments you can eat FREE all weekend long!
    * A Large Dealers' Room with all of your favorite vendors!
    * ...and much more!

Over 600 Events in EIGHT continuous gaming tracks...

    * New NAGA Modules including LEGENDS OF THE SHINING JEWEL, ARDNA: FLESH AND BLOOD and CYBERGENERATION: STORIES OF THE REVOLUTION!
    * RPGA Network Modules Featuring the All-New D&D 4th Edition Forgotten Realms Campaign!
    * Role Playing featuring D&D, World of Darkness, HERO System, and much more!
    * Hordes of cutting edge and small press role playing games run by their creators and designers, such as With Great Power..., Polaris, Ganakagok and The Burning Wheel!
    * Wargaming featuring Warhammer 40,000, Warzone, Chronopia, BattleTech, Flames of War and much more!
    * Board & Card Gaming with many favorites including Puerto Rico, Carcassonne, Amun Re, Alhambra, St. Petersburg, MONOPOLY, and much more!
    * Computer Gaming on Eight Networked Computers and Video Gaming on a GIANT LCD Screen!
    * Collectible Gaming featuring World of WarCraft, Dragon Dice, Shadowfist, Magic: The Gathering and much more!

Pre-registration for DREAMATION 2009 is $45.00 for the entire convention!

Click here to pre-register for DREAMATION 2009.

At-the-door registration will be $55.00 for the entire convention. One day memberships will be available AT-THE-DOOR ONLY for $25.00-$40.00 per day.

Rooms can be reserved at the Morristown Hyatt for $109.00/night (flat rate) by calling their main number (973-647-1234) 9-5 weekdays. Be sure to mention DREAMATION 2009 and/or Double Exposure to get the event rates!

For directions to the Morristown Hyatt, click here

Knight Realms players are always welcome at the event, and get $5 off on Pre-Registration by using the code "Divine Flame" when signing up.  Note that this code is only valid for a Full Membership ahead of time.  Simply take $5 off when you send in your payment!

Both Diane (Kleidin) and myself are Senior Staff for DREAMATION, and can always use help with running the convention!  If  you'd like to volunteer, we'd need a commitment of 16 hours over the course of the convention (Thursday - Sunday) to cover your membership.  Volunteering also means you have access to the Staff Suite, so you'll be fed for the weekend as well.  Please drop me a PM if you're interested in volunteering, and we'll help you out!

If you're planning on attending or running something, post here, so we know to look for you!

Supposing I can get a ride there, I'd like to volunteer the sixteen hours on the basis that I'm so broke.  Also, is KR rocking the suite at this con and if so, can I sell myself to James for the low low price of some floor space on which to curl up and sleep?

Registration ends Friday Night!

Sign up here: www.dexposure.com/d2009i.html

Due to some last-minute cancellations, there are STILL some volunteer spots available in working Con Suite!  If you're interested, please contact me ASAP at asirkin@gmail.com.  If you don't prereg by Friday, we can't comp your badge, so be sure to send me an email before then!

Also - the complete schedule is up!  www.dexposure.com/d2009sched.html

--Andrew Sirkin
Hospitality Director
Double Exposure

Father Nicoli Q'Tori
Priest of Galladell

... and due to a nasty flu / cold (I was bad enough I was hallucinating at one point), I couldn't make it this year.

My apologies for not being there, and I hope everyone who went had fun!

Good or bad hallucinations?

lol

Bet you it was like..Trainspotting hallucinations

That Baby on the ceiling always freaks me out, best anti-drug movie for me

Interview with Mike Smith!

Ack! Why do I always get stuck in this position!!  I sound like a total dork.

Mike, you run around the woods with your nose buried in a book while people around you beat each other with plumbing supplies and throw packets of birdseed at each other. Yeah, I'd say were ALL dorky... Lol

And now you are going to revert to type and be the Mike Smith Tank  I mean an Ogre Brute.

Ok, a few ums, uhs, and ers, but overall I give you an A-, and my students told me that I was a tough grader.  You were good.

My only concern is that some folks are very selective in their extracurricular activities and don't wish to have them broadcasted all over the world (or the interwebs) for the sake of privacy.  :)  Mike's interview was an informative perspective.  I think he sounded fine.

I didn't even know they were taping us! Had I known, I wouldn't have been slurpping down ramen!

I was trying so hard to stay out of the camera there... I look like a bear...in a wife beater...

www.nj.com/morristown/jamieduffy/index.s...egin_dreamation.html

KR made the paper again!

James owns a store?

James owns a store?

Yeah... he calls it his 'garage'.

Ya know, I had heard that Knight Realms was "kind like a Renaissance Fair thing, without the spectators", but I didn't believe it.  Now I know!


....what a completely uninformative article.  I blame it on Walter Brownbridge.

--Skimmel

That's totally not what I told her... or at least it's a very dumbed-down version of it...

"Walter Brownbrige and Quinn Anthony, both of Philadelphia, enjoy a joke about Brownbridge's purchase of a cravate, while Vince Antignani, Sparta looks on. Antignani says Knight Realms "'is kind like a Renaissance Fair thing, without the spectators.'"


HAHAHAHAHA

I think my favorite part of the article is the insanely detailed account of the historical scenario of that Danish guy's game. It's just so weirdly at odds with the rest of the article which is obviously attempting to present things in very basic, layman's terms. I get the sense the reporter looked at that part of her notes and just thought, hmm, no real way to dumb that down, and just spilled it onto the page verbatim...

Look at the pictures Gambino and find the Lawlz.

The whole article is filled with simply missed details - the author didn't even bother to use basic logic when writing it.  (My personal favorite - a game that involves deep space combat, and terrain?  WTF?)

As humorous as it is, it's a sad thing that this is the kind of crap that gives gaming its social stigma.