Last minuet questions

Ok so I'm super excited about coming to my first event tomorrow. I've read everything about what to bring but does anyone who is seasoned have any suggestions about last minuet things to bring to my first event?

The only thing that I can suggest is to check the weather, bring some spare cash for food AFTER the game, remember your cell phone charger, and bring OOG clothes in case you get muddy / wet and need a dry pair for Sunday. :)

For NPC/NPC Duty:

Regardless of what pants you are wearing to the event or plan to play in, make sure you bring a decent, but simple, leather belt. If you want to gain popularity quickly, bring two. Even though your pants might not need a belt to hold them up, you will still want one to secure a tabard or robe, and to secure weapons.

For anyone:

Bring a resealable sandwich bag, preferably with a zipped closure (None of this yellow and blue make green junk). When you receive your character card, fold it down into quarters with the signature area facing out so that the area for RP points, NPC sign-off, etc can be easily accessed, and slide it into the sandwich bag, being careful not to get any extra air in there. This will keep your card dry, safe, and above all, legible.

A few extra pairs of socks. There's a Walmart nearby if you think you forgot something. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow, maybe a few extra blankets depending on where you end up sleeping.

A few extra pairs of socks. There's a Walmart nearby if you think you forgot something. Bring a sleeping bag and pillow, maybe a few extra blankets depending on where you end up sleeping.

Also COMFORTABLE boots/shoes and extra WARM socks, there is nothing worse than sore, wet, cold feet at the end of a weekend.

NPC Clothes, black plain pants (sweat pants are fine) and a plain black shirt (sweat shirt will be fine) will be easily accessoried by the NPC clothes.

Also, if you can wear contacts and you are going to be in battle a lot, I suggest contacts, they come out less often then glasses come off.

A few extra pairs of socks.

To quote the wisdom of the 101st Airborne Division, "Extra socks... hands, feet, neck, balls, extra socks can cover them all."

Think wool and silk t-shirt, if affordable in the winter.  Wool socks definitely.

Good boots, something with grip and a bit of flexion in them too. The KR campsite has both muddy areas, rocky outcrops and in snow that'll be very iffy. Make sure your black pants have zippable/buttonable pockets.

Another very good idea is to bring food, period stuff or rare food (IG of course). Good food means you get lots of money for it, and money gives you power, and power gives you the ladies.