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<\/a>the cabin con notebook of epic tales and adventure<\/p><\/div>\n
As has been out tradition, we kept a record of our games played and who was involved. One of the members made a “Cabin Con” notebook and we’ve been using it as our record book ever since.<\/p>\n
We started out with some light games like Codenames<\/a> and then moved into High Society<\/a>.<\/p>\n We finished out the first night with a round of our custom Cabin Con No Thanks!<\/a> and my pimped out Liar’s Dice<\/a>.<\/p>\n On Thursday, we had our last attendee show up making the Con full with 6 total gamers. We loafed around in the morning while some games of VS System<\/a> were played and solo games of Delve <\/a>whittled away the down time.<\/p>\n While SuperFight was never hit, it did come up randomly<\/p><\/div>\n Soon we jumped out of the light\/quick games and prepped for a game of Stone Age<\/a>.<\/p>\n Stone Age opened up the heaviness of our game selection so we prepped a 4 player skirmish game of Imperial Assault<\/a>.<\/p>\n As Imperial Assault got under way, I was busy finishing up some last minute prep for our Walking Dead game later that night.<\/p><\/div>\n After Imperial Assault, we hit a few games of The Duke<\/a>, got Roll for the Galaxy<\/a> to the table, and hit Delve and Codenames until dinner.\u00a0 While dinner was prepped and served, I set up our premiere event for the night: my homebrew setup of The Walking Dead: All Out War<\/a>.<\/p>\n I’ve shown some prep work in my Cabin Con Prep posts before and was pretty satisfied by what I was able to put together before the event.\u00a0 Still, I was a little nervous about how it would go over since I hadn’t actually played the scenario I set up.\u00a0 I’d played through various iterations of the rules that were released by Mantic<\/a> over the course of the Kickstarter but only in solo sessions.\u00a0 While those were fun enough for me to enjoy, keeping the other five players engaged was another thing altogether.<\/p>\n I lead the game as a quasi-RPG, manipulating events to help make sure the tension and experience stayed high enough to keep everyone interested.\u00a0 Since I set up the scenario and new all the surprises, I teased out information for the group in small bits. It seemed to make the most sense to let them explore the game organically while I just followed the group much like a Gamemaster playing an NPC<\/a>.<\/p>\n The game went better than I expected and everyone seemed to enjoy the session. I’ll do a full write up of the game session in another post but everyone was excited to try it again. Luckily, I set up the scenario to work as either a stand alone session or two part campaign and had the “conclusion” part ready in case everyone wanted to try it again.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n