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Magery of Lairt 2
Our Second adventure was a huge success! James was great–he and I are playing logically obsessive gnomes. Andrew is the mad DM who has created a wonderful world. Cameron is playing a half-elf ranger & having a blast. we have a ton of table space I am trying to take better notes–I assume Andrew is…
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Civil War
Jack, Brian, & I went and saw the opening of Civil War at the Spectrum…we had a great deal of fun taunting the Team Cap fans and taking our pictures with the standees… Jack nailed it–my hatred of Scarlet Witch & love of Hawkeye’s bow is captured well in this photo. Brain also nailed it–flipping…
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Curse of Strahd–D&D Encounters S22 S8 P
On the drive to Kingslayer Comics this light came on… it was the gas cap indicator….The table set up was amazing. We likely have more snack diversity then any other table in the history of D&D–skittles, chocolate, cherries, pop rocks, coffee, water, weird waters, carrots, star wars fruit chews, cheese–like lots of different kinds…it is…
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TTD
Have a “Master” List Have a “Top 3” Break it Down & Be Specific Be Intentional With Unfinished Tasks Plan to Plan Consider an “If/Then” List There is a great article on Using Evernote to create a Bullet Journal thre is a lot of focus on the Four Parts of the Bullet Journal 1. Index…
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Notes
All meetings should have notes sent out afterwards. Notes should include tasks with names. There should be some mention of a success criteria for tasks. It is important that notes are readable, use color to keep things interesting. I am using Bullet Journal for most of my note taking technique.
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Agenda
All meetings must have an agenda.
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International TableTopDay 2016 Recap
International Table Top Day 2016 was not the huge hit that previous years had been–Team Schwarm had trouble finding shops that were actually particiapating this year–things just did not seem to be as organizied and it was not clear how to make chartible donations–rather then a celebration of table top, this year felt more like…
