It's a tentative idea, but it's been running around my head, so I wanted to throw it out there. (And, as a relative newcomer, I hope you'll excuse me for expressing radical ideas like this).

For this year's Dragonmeet, I think we should consider splitting the stall. Two stalls, both operating under the Collective Endeavour banner, organised co-operatively but separately.

At Dragonmeet I met Jerry Grayson (from Khepera Publishing), who's a very enthusiastic guy who'd once emailed me about Lost gods - one of my free games - saying he liked it. During our chat he mentioned that I should think about doing something more with it.

This of course got me thinking.

I wrote Lost Gods in 2001 (a late version of it can be found on the Realms eZine). It's a game about fading deities and the small miracles they craft to sustain themselves. Think Gaiman-esque fiction.

Here are the photos Claire took at the con.

http://picasaweb.google.com/richks/Dragonmeet2007/

LMK if there are problems with viewing them.

Most are pretty blurry because she didn't want to use the flash right up in people's faces.

Right there have been a lot of comments in other threads already regarding Dragonmeet but I thought I should start an official review thread.

First sales. Anything not on the list did not sell.

Best Friends 7
Book of Bewildering Beasts 2
Cold City 4
Cold City Companion 9(1)
Contenders 2
Covenant 2
Dead of Night 3(1)
Mob Justice 5(2)
Piledrivers 7(3)

So.

For my birthday, my girlfriend made me a cake. Actually, lots of small cakes, each about a 4 inch cube and shaped like a d6. They look good.

There's too many of these cakes to eat.

Would you like what remains to put on the stall? It'd be three 4 inch cube cakes. You could cut it up into smaller cubes (each d6 cake would make about 64 bite-size cubes) and have them on a plate.

Holy crap! I'm going to be selling a game in a week and a half!

I'm just putting some final alterations into the text: Cleaning things up, fixing spelling errors, clarifying some stuff and adding a section back in which I somehow managed to leave out. Actually, two sections.